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Some Pictures From Our Garden
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MileHighGlass
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Compost tea, plant based teas, and then a neem essential oil blend.
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@milehigh, dude, I am not following you around or hating on you. We got off on the wrong foot because my post came off in a way that was unintentional. I am not knocking your work, I think your plants look great and was just curious of the lineage as I grow some Thais.
Can we please just start over?
Can we please just start over?
MileHighGlass
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It's cool. No problems. You know how just about any clone, or seed goes, you gotta take the word of the person you get it from. From what I've seen mine looks similar to other chocolate thai's. I will say that I don't think it is a 40-50 year old clone, but from seed within the past 10 years or so. The reason being she is extremely vigorous. To me, to vigorous to be such an old lady.
I do know some people with chocolate thai seeds stil. So who knows right?
All I know is she is a keeper, and when I tried to share her everyone turned their noses up at her because they hadn't her of her, and her name didn't have kush in it.
Seriously though, who the fuck hasn't heard of chocolate thai?
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Tupac made that shit famous
MileHighGlass
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I didn't remember that. I had to google it. That's sweet.
MileHighGlass
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Here's a shot of a chocolate thai x love triangle seeds being made, and also my love triangle male I've had for 1.5 years.
MileHighGlass
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Here's what's going on in the garden at the moment.
Making some seeds so I have some knocked up cookies. I keep my seed plants in about 1.25 gallons of soil in fabric pots.
Vegging my next round so I have some chocolate thai in 20 gallon notill pots doing their thing. I do 3 plants per 20 gallon.
Making some seeds so I have some knocked up cookies. I keep my seed plants in about 1.25 gallons of soil in fabric pots.
Vegging my next round so I have some chocolate thai in 20 gallon notill pots doing their thing. I do 3 plants per 20 gallon.
MileHighGlass
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Here's a current veg shot. Getting ready to flip them in a few days.
MileHighGlass
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Cover crop action
MileHighGlass
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Very pretty crimson(?) clover flower.
Yes it's crimson clover. I thought it was to good not to take a picture of.
MileHighGlass
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Here's a video of a beneficial nematode that I made. Enjoy!
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Beautiful garden! You seem to have a keen eye for what your plants need, and they're responding very well! Awesome vid of the nematode too! IVe been after the choc thai for a decade or more. Had a cpl hybrids made from the choc thai years ago. I found one very choc thai dom female and fell in love! Grew arm sized colas, very frosty. Do u find the choc thai is more resistant to molds and mildews than most other varieties?
I think many ppl get confused when it comes to thais. Im speaking of lester beans. There are highland thai and lowland thai. I have a lemon thai line that flowers in 75-80 days, its a squat plant for the most part, buds are smaller than average. Some other thai varieties can go 12+ weeks, and grow extremely tall with sparse flowers..
I think many ppl get confused when it comes to thais. Im speaking of lester beans. There are highland thai and lowland thai. I have a lemon thai line that flowers in 75-80 days, its a squat plant for the most part, buds are smaller than average. Some other thai varieties can go 12+ weeks, and grow extremely tall with sparse flowers..
MileHighGlass
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Couldn't have said it better myself. Without genetic testing knowing the exact lineage of a strain is impossible.
MileHighGlass
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Here's a canopy shot 10 days into flower
