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dontae1000
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IT SEEMS TO ME THAT EVERYONE USEING BIO BIZZ GETS FAT BEAUTIFUL NUGS, I MITE HAVE TO BUY SOME OF THAT SHIT. BEAUTIFUL GIRLS GUYS,, 
HighonPottery
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this thread needs a bump:
everything is at 30 days 12/12. overall, i'd say things are looking pretty good while pretty much being neglected in the 100*+ garage (daytime - lights out), getting eaten up by thrips and a few gnats. i think the larger pots has really made a difference in keeping them happy; never before had i had indoor plants with "trunks" bigger than my thumb.
cherry pie bush in a rubbermaid storage tote. damn thrips are chewing her up! i really need to address them bitches! i'd pick this plant to chew up too, if i was a pesky little insect, cuz that shit smells dankity dank. still really healthy looking besides the chew-spots on the leaves.
hindu skunk bush in square milk crate w/landscape fabric sides. lookin' good! the bugs seem to ignore this strain. could probably use a bigger pot next time since strain stretches the most.
grandaddy purple bush in rectangular milk crate w/landscape fabric sides. got some nute burn a couple weeks ago (i think) cuz she could be a lot healthier, but coming around now. i've got 4 sharing a 3gal pot and they look really healthy compared to this one. first time i've grown out the GDP. good to know the bugs don't seem to be bothering this one. branches are already so heavy i had to tie them up! not much stretch from this strain which is good to know, and already frosting up on the budleaves. i think she will out-yield the cherry pie because the nugs are closer together. definitely has that good 'ole gdp smell that i've enjoyed so much in the past. hopefully she'll go purple on me, but i dunno with the heat of the summer.
everything is at 30 days 12/12. overall, i'd say things are looking pretty good while pretty much being neglected in the 100*+ garage (daytime - lights out), getting eaten up by thrips and a few gnats. i think the larger pots has really made a difference in keeping them happy; never before had i had indoor plants with "trunks" bigger than my thumb.
cherry pie bush in a rubbermaid storage tote. damn thrips are chewing her up! i really need to address them bitches! i'd pick this plant to chew up too, if i was a pesky little insect, cuz that shit smells dankity dank. still really healthy looking besides the chew-spots on the leaves.
hindu skunk bush in square milk crate w/landscape fabric sides. lookin' good! the bugs seem to ignore this strain. could probably use a bigger pot next time since strain stretches the most.
grandaddy purple bush in rectangular milk crate w/landscape fabric sides. got some nute burn a couple weeks ago (i think) cuz she could be a lot healthier, but coming around now. i've got 4 sharing a 3gal pot and they look really healthy compared to this one. first time i've grown out the GDP. good to know the bugs don't seem to be bothering this one. branches are already so heavy i had to tie them up! not much stretch from this strain which is good to know, and already frosting up on the budleaves. i think she will out-yield the cherry pie because the nugs are closer together. definitely has that good 'ole gdp smell that i've enjoyed so much in the past. hopefully she'll go purple on me, but i dunno with the heat of the summer.
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Grand Daddy Purple
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JackTheGrower
They are from a couple three years back but they are nice
They are from a couple three years back but they are nice
Looking forward to a new medical grow and some new photos.
Jack
They are from a couple three years back but they are nice
Looking forward to a new medical grow and some new photos.
Jack
NiceDreamsCC
New member
SSH indoor organic
SSH indoor organic
These are a couple shots of some of my SSH in its final weeks. I am growing all organic using FFOM and bio canna only. Enjoy!!! I know my patients and i will.
SSH indoor organic
These are a couple shots of some of my SSH in its final weeks. I am growing all organic using FFOM and bio canna only. Enjoy!!! I know my patients and i will.
NiceDreamsCC
New member
Some Sour Diesel
Some Sour Diesel
some more organic bud porn for you
This plant was one of the smallest of the girls. Sampled a lower branch bud a couple weeks ago and wow. even with all that chlorophil in it. Very fruity and the high was clear in the beginning and then became pretty stoney.
Some Sour Diesel
some more organic bud porn for you
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Great looking plants guys! So many talented growers here!!!
Ambrosia, VERY nice plants. What kinda light you flowering with?
Ambrosia, VERY nice plants. What kinda light you flowering with?
ambr0sia
Member
Right now I'm vegging with a 400W CMH and flowering under a 600W HPS; Once the 600W CMH lights are available though, I'll be switching a large portion of flower cycle over to them. Thanks for the kind words!
treewizard
Member
Floroscrogger, those are really pretty. Does the whole t8 thing proud.
Chief Rbud
Active member
M
Miris
outdoor at 48 northern latitude
outdoor at 48 northern latitude
mistake - 49N latitude
apollo 11 (f2 b.grimms) from cut
harvested end october
deluxe in all ways
most beautiful outdoor plant ive ever had
repot out 8.6
after some time -start flowering
dried bud
outdoor at 48 northern latitude
mistake - 49N latitude
apollo 11 (f2 b.grimms) from cut
harvested end october
deluxe in all ways
most beautiful outdoor plant ive ever had repot out 8.6
after some time -start flowering
dried bud
M
Miris
durban purple pheno
harvested at end of october
i think its pure durban, not skunked durban poison.seeds were from friend
also deluxe in all ways
harvested at end of october
i think its pure durban, not skunked durban poison.seeds were from friend
also deluxe in all ways
M
Miris
durban poison x white widow
harvested at end of september
yummy yummy : ))
dried bud
harvested at end of september
yummy yummy : ))
dried bud
