#Spiderfarmer se3000 grow
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Fiddler's Green
Just a regular vato
They are looking greasy amigo.
What are you using for your trellis netting?
What are you using for your trellis netting?
tyke1973
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Fullgas - exodus cheese - jack herer - kings
juice.Coming into there own now these are all looking really nice for there age the kings juice might be a struggle its getting to be a real monster ,ive had to raise it to get it above the table .Im thinking of stripping the whole bottoms off to get the tops above table has much light has possible.
juice.Coming into there own now these are all looking really nice for there age the kings juice might be a struggle its getting to be a real monster ,ive had to raise it to get it above the table .Im thinking of stripping the whole bottoms off to get the tops above table has much light has possible.
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Looking great tyke 1973! I am with you we throw very little away except trim leaves during grow all lowers are dried and given away to friends who make edibles etc. growing more kings juice I had one real awesome example hoping to find another like her....
glue from the seeds.
tyke1973
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Grease monkey pheno - jack herer.
Coming up to start of week 8 this Friday - covered in trichomes smells real hazey but definitely getting thr skunk side of it has well pungent.The exodus has turned and its no where near done so all of that will be hoing to edibles and oil - its bound to have seed in.Bit of a nightmare because i cant go near that one now last thing i want is to be bringing pollen into the other room.But think it should be ok with that jack herer I'm gonna give it at maximum 12/14 days then cut it - don't want beans in that.The exodus pollen sacks only seen two but two is more than enough - have not opened yet - so thinking if I pull it at week 9 should be just before seeds form.(touch wood)
Coming up to start of week 8 this Friday - covered in trichomes smells real hazey but definitely getting thr skunk side of it has well pungent.The exodus has turned and its no where near done so all of that will be hoing to edibles and oil - its bound to have seed in.Bit of a nightmare because i cant go near that one now last thing i want is to be bringing pollen into the other room.But think it should be ok with that jack herer I'm gonna give it at maximum 12/14 days then cut it - don't want beans in that.The exodus pollen sacks only seen two but two is more than enough - have not opened yet - so thinking if I pull it at week 9 should be just before seeds form.(touch wood)
tyke1973
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Got a nice order today from g13 labs - done every strain they do apart from a few autos and facemask - purple haze - double black - looking forward to doing those next set of beans to be popped are going to be runtz from them and banana krumble from greenhouse ,but still got these clones of this set to run yet along with velvet moon and this jack herer under led both are short plants - so they should be perfect together. Would like to run that facemask has well - Gelato 41 x sunset sherbert x gs cookies
tyke1973
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Unbelievable the difference in phenos with that fullgas both beans sprouted both producing fire one bigger colas - but definitely more sherbert pheno in look smell cheese with a sweet smell has well .Exact same with the jack herer ,the pheno under hps is producing small solid buds - other has kept its indica side and kept really low with about 6 really big colas.To the point you could easily call them different names - there that far away in look and smell.
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Sorry probably in the wrong thread but wasn't allowing me to edit. But you all are discussing lights and air circulators so at least you all can see it.
Sorry Charlie!
Sorry Charlie!
tyke1973
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Be careful around leds guys - the eye doctors are saying i
No worries be careful around any lighting indoors I'm convinced it's caused my eye problem - wear protective glasses