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slartibartfast4

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went out and topped a few of my babies last night tp give the lower buds some more time to develop. Here are some pics .






I am looking forward to the rest of the harvest. by the way these are the same buds that got frosted a couple days back im my other thread.
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lemonade

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Damn nice thick nugs. Good plan harvesting some now. Makes trimming less overwhelming to do a bit here and there.
 
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slartibartfast4

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Most of the buds are Belladonna and an Early Girl x Big Bud . While i like the look of them i have to say that they dry out light compared to other strains and i was a bit surprised that all the buds pictured weigh about 4 oz.
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How are you drying those tops? just curious minds inquiring if you don't mind
Double_Gulp
By the wayvery very nice if only i oculd grow outdoors! Next year will be fun though can't wait till i get some land!!!!!!
Sorry dor rambling a bit medicated right now
 
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slartibartfast4

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For drying i use a closet with a fan on a low settting for air circulation and just let them go till the stems snap.
As far as the EG x BB i like the clone i selected as she is fast growing easy to train and ripens early enough (early october) to finish in my part of the world (growing season is done by oct 15 at the latest here - 3 at the moment) . As for quality most of the people who have tried it like it quite a bit and a couple med patients i supply have found it to be usefull however i don't have much of an opinion myself as for the most part i really don't like smoking pot much (mushrooms more my thing) as it tends to freak me out.
I will be keeping the strain going and have crossed it with a few off the better looking males this year and hope some of her seedlings will be even better.
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mjchron4u

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thats cool at the very latest or grow season last till about oct.25. so i have been looking for a good early flowering stain uuuumm is the eg x bb very mold resistant???
 
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slartibartfast4

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EGxBB seems pretty good in the mold resistance department but i would not consider it either early or big budded, Belladonna will finish by mid october and seems imune to frost and mold and people love it also quite a nice small plant so easy to hide. I grew Early Riser this year and most finished by september 15 and i will definatly grow it again. Sweetooth #3 finished early in past years but i lost my clones last year but i would reccomend it highly. I should point out that my grow location has amazing drainage (old champlain sea sandbar) and mold has rarley troubled me, even with the fairly wet fall this year the only plants that developed any mold where a couple of the Mighty Mites so i would definatly ask around rather than take my word as to how resistant certain strains are.
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mjchron4u

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i have great drainage where i grow it is all sand. you say that helps with the humidity/mold???

i have heard good things about belladonna elsewhere i thinkm i will try that next year and I really want Sweetooth#3 is there diffrences in #3,#2,#1 of the sweetooth
 
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slartibartfast4

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Well i find the lack of standing water decreases the amount of rotting vegetation and keeps the plants living a little more stress free so yes i think it helps but i have yet to do any controlled studies to see if this is really so. Just observation and conjecture at this point.
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mjchron4u

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OH i think you right i can imagine that if there is no standing water it would cut down on humidity like a mother!!! Good top here I love sand.
 
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mjchron4u.... SWT#1.1 spg X BB
SWT#3 3rd backcross of spg(1st father is BB)
SWT#4 (cross between two swt lines)
 
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SPG=Sweet Pink Grapefruit _ an indica in clone form only, with lovely smell of grapefruit and mellow high! SPG is base of almost every breeder Steve project.
 
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