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jordann9e · #**721** 05-11-2008, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by fdd2blk

after 700 posts i don't know what i've reviewed. someone want to go thru and put together a single post list of all the strains i tested in this thread? thanks.

oops, i thought you were talking about your 'flavor of the week' thread... I gathered this information..

17 total, 20 if you count these 3..

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once again.......it's the cheese........

(not named as a flavor of the week, as you stated the 'flavor of the week' below this strain)

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i took the "purple venom berry" back. traded it for some "purple northern lights".

(I didn't know whether to count this as 2 or 1 since you took it back)

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here's what i've been smoking all day......
hijack:

could be a flavor of day??

&

lol, yes...

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i don't remember if i covered this one yet or not but it's what i'm smoking today.
hijack:

i'll look through this thread, too...

fdd2blk · #**722** 05-11-2008, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by jordann9e

oops, i thought you were talking about your 'flavor of the week' thread... I gathered this information..

17 total, 20 if you count these 3..
(not named as a flavor of the week, as you stated the 'flavor of the week' below this strain)

(I didn't know whether to count this as 2 or 1 since you took it back)

could be a flavor of day??

&

lol, yes...

i'll look through this thread, too...

no, i was talking about the "flavor of the week thread". there are a lot more than that.

jordann9e · #**723** 05-11-2008, 11:38 PM

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there are a lot more than that.

check it out..

1. purple mercy
2. mendo sativa
3. purple
4. Blue Dream
5. Hassan
6. blackberry
7. sour diesel
8. cheese
9. purple venom berry
10. purple northern lights
11. hijack
12. hindu skunk
13. Super Silver Haze
14. green crack
15. Ducth Passion
16. blackberry kush
17. ...a few years ago i grew some martian mean green. it was outdoors. it was fully flushed for several weeks. the ash was white and dusty. i dry screened some of it and made kief. if you put a little pile of the kief down and put a flame to it it sparkled and crackled. it was the trichromes bursting and burning i assume. i have seen this several times with several other strains since then. i don't remember if the raft did it or not. it very well may have...
18. hijack (again)
19. today i will start the morning off with a nice sample from our own shamegame. he says this is mystery weed.
20. Trainwreck
21. jacks surprise

brendon420 · #**724** 05-12-2008, 12:28 AM

21,420 sheesh thats a lot of advice

fdd2blk · #**725** 05-12-2008, 07:44 AM

i am going to dig up my plants. they won't stop flowering. i will put them in pots and replace them with something better.

this sucks.

40acres · #**726** 05-12-2008, 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by fdd2blk

i am going to dig up my plants. they won't stop flowering. i will put them in pots and replace them with something better.

this sucks.

Yeah, stupid plants. I cant believe they would have the audactiy to go for the gusto.Is this the perpetrator?

fdd2blk · #**727** 05-12-2008, 12:03 PM

i'm up against all wall here. do i just start some new ones in pots then if the ones in the ground don't turn around fast enough i can dig them up and put the potted ones in there place? or do i just say fuck it and kill them?

the ones that didn't start to flower look great. that's the part that's killing me. the ones that are trying to flower could be growing like crazy right now. even if i start over i think i may be ahead of the game.

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40acres · #**728** 05-12-2008, 12:13 PM

Have you ever considered keeping them in pots even while they are outside?I have done this with other plants to much effect. It also lets you control the soil they are in. Just keep the container a little ways out of the dirt, and it also helps protect them from other pests. If you use 5gal, you can grow them to any size you want(I'm sure you know this), or the rubbermaid trashcans work well. Also, have you tried using the red film on the ground underneath? It actually works with tomatos. For a few dollars, it is worth a try i would think.I know a little about gardening, alot of older tricks i am sure everyone knows.

See, I am not always an ass.

HoLE · #**729** 05-12-2008, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by fdd2blk

i'm up against all wall here. do i just start some new ones in pots then if the ones in the ground don't turn around fast enough i can dig them up and put the potted ones in there place? or do i just say fuck it and kill them?

the ones that didn't start to flower look great. that's the part that's killing me. the ones that are trying to flower could be growing like crazy right now. even if i start over i think i may be ahead of the game.

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regardless,,,,,you will ALWAYS be,,,Ahead of the Game,,c'mon,,rip em up,,and show us somethin better by October

,,,you know you can,,so do we,,,,lets go,,Heyaaa,,Heyaaa!!

Keep on Growin

HoLE

fdd2blk · #**730** 05-12-2008, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by 40acres

Have you ever considered keeping them in pots even while they are outside?I have done this with other plants to much effect. It also lets you control the soil they are in. Just keep the container a little ways out of the dirt, and it also helps protect them from other pests. If you use 5gal, you can grow them to any size you want(I'm sure you know this), or the rubbermaid trashcans work well. Also, have you tried using the red film on the ground underneath? It actually works with tomatos. For a few dollars, it is worth a try i would think.I know a little about gardening, alot of older tricks i am sure everyone knows.

See, I am not always an ass.

*slap, slap, slap. pay attention.*

the whole purpose of this grow is to GET OUT OF POTS. the fucking things were blowing all over the yard last year. literally. had to stake them down. then all the side branches got so long i had to built TP's everywhere to support them. i was watering 3 times daily because the temps where so high. pretty much everything about pots was against me other than yield.

being in the ground i can easily build screens over them allowing easy support for side branching. being in the ground i can water less. even think about a drip system. being in the ground they won't blow all over the yard.

pots? yes, i've grown in pots.