Good to hear ya started the Asteroid, There is quite an adventure at foot. I cant wait to see the first pic's, there is sure to be some magic in this cross. Keep up the good work DG, Peace, pot and karma. One Love
Well made it here kind of late. But better late than never.
HS pointed me in this direction. Said it was his fav. LVPK thread
Took a lot of notes and looks like I will be lucky enough to get this horse in my stable.
I am another Haze mark that can not compute what this Asteroid is going to be like.
Here for the future ride of Asteroid.
Just checked your thread and your LVPK is killin it trust me :jawdrop:. i get tired or hearing people talk like you can't get big yields from soil. Its always nice to make people eat their words. Anyway i can't wait to see your astroid that sounds like the shit!
inspirational!
shit.... 35 gal of soil will yield. u could prob grow a oak to maturity in dem pots. that plant in a smaller pot i dont thinkso. hydro will outyield soil most of the time one exception being a 35 gal pot. i would not want to be the one humpin that dirt around for a room like dg's.
Good to hear ya started the Asteroid, There is quite an adventure at foot. I cant wait to see the first pic's, there is sure to be some magic in this cross. Keep up the good work DG, Peace, pot and karma. One Love
realized i wasnt subbed to this. been lurking forever. one of my fav. shows around town. kudos dg.
Here is a pic of the Mrs.'s first run by her self. It shows the LVPK connecting at 5 weeks, I believe it's due to high humidity first 3 weeks of flower. She is an amazing girl fur sure, the LVPK rocks too,lol. Peace, pot and karma. One Love
I think you are right about flushing affecting color change. Had night temps of 45-60 F for the first 8 weeks and 65+ for the last two weeks and all the chocolopes turned a deep deep purple (the leaves at least). No purple to speak of until flush. Low temps are definitely needed, but I think it's the flush which really does it. Instead of turning yellow they turn purple in low night temp environments.