Doc's Dank Seeds
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ruxing
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@idlewilder Can't wait to get to these! Good job! Where is the Doc? Guess hes chucking more fungus these days...
ruxing
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Damn that looks stickie! Got some of these coming up!
Thundercat
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Nice scores!
Houstini
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Slymeball was delicious
coppershot
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Second this. And you don't have to look hard to find something. Three packs will certainly result in something special.
idlewilder
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Shit I’d say half a pack is all you need haha. One of the best
ruxing
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Well thats plenty to get you started for sure! I have one of each of them coming up in rotation soon! Keep us updated!
Stoned Cold Bulldog
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i'm hoping i have a russet/broad mite sneak attack under control. will magnify some undersides to see if i see anything move on my clones of the same male. i just hit them with fels naptha solution after they were sprayed with plain water two days before. i have neem but they should be older before using the neem it said. dr. doom fogger has arrived already because about to run some testers for Calyx Bro's and last thing i need are those demons. thankfully a brand new tent goes a long way to a clean grow chamber. i'll wipe with bleach inside and fog the outside of the tent.
i wish my retirement was as sort as yours. i was down for a decade. lived on pot boards and did a ton of trading and gifting during that time.
Looks awesome! So glad I purchased those seeds! The Blueberry-lime should be a keeper....from what I hear its sweet blueberry on the inhale, then turns to sour lime on the exhale....personally, im hoping for a blueberry haze leaning plant
CannabisGardenYT
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Hey everyone!
I'm running some of Doc's gear this year. I ran the Divine Clementine last year and was happy with it so I decided to try Slymeball and Bear Creek Kush this year. This seemed like the best forum to post pics
The first two pics are of the Bear Creek Kush. The first one had a head start so its a bit bigger. The last pic is of the Slymeball. I started her about the same time as the first Bear Creek Kush, but ended up accidentally burning the heck out of her with hot compost. She's since recovered so she's growing rapidly again. Just topped her today as well.
I will probably post update pics every month if that's ok. I can already smell the terps of the Bear Creek Kush and am super happy I selected her this year!
Cheers and happy growing!
I'm running some of Doc's gear this year. I ran the Divine Clementine last year and was happy with it so I decided to try Slymeball and Bear Creek Kush this year. This seemed like the best forum to post pics
The first two pics are of the Bear Creek Kush. The first one had a head start so its a bit bigger. The last pic is of the Slymeball. I started her about the same time as the first Bear Creek Kush, but ended up accidentally burning the heck out of her with hot compost. She's since recovered so she's growing rapidly again. Just topped her today as well.
I will probably post update pics every month if that's ok. I can already smell the terps of the Bear Creek Kush and am super happy I selected her this year!
Cheers and happy growing!
idlewilder
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You picked some good genetics. Slymeball is awesome
CannabisGardenYT
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I select what to grow primarily on flavor so I'm super excited to run both strains! I also have two packs of freebie testers from Doc that I want to explore, but that'll have to wait probably till next year or when I have more space
Tripping With Rocks
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Goodness, gracious, great manifolding!
CannabisGardenYT
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Hey, it's been about a month and the plants are doing well.
Both Bear Creek Kush's have probably been the most vigorous plants in the garden. Their lanky structure makes them ideal for training. I've done some pruning, but not a ton, both Bear Creek Kush plants seem to naturally space their nodes very well.
The Slymeball is doing well. It is very lanky, but has been bushing out. The stems are pretty thick for such a lanky growth habit.
The vigor of the Bear Creek Kush is honestly amazing. The second BCK plat started about a month after the other plants, but it's outperforming my other strains I already know it's going to be a pain in the ass trying to keep the height under my fence! I'll post more photos in a month!
Bear Creek Kush F2 #1
Bear Creek Kush F2 #2
Slymeball
Both Bear Creek Kush's have probably been the most vigorous plants in the garden. Their lanky structure makes them ideal for training. I've done some pruning, but not a ton, both Bear Creek Kush plants seem to naturally space their nodes very well.
The Slymeball is doing well. It is very lanky, but has been bushing out. The stems are pretty thick for such a lanky growth habit.
The vigor of the Bear Creek Kush is honestly amazing. The second BCK plat started about a month after the other plants, but it's outperforming my other strains I already know it's going to be a pain in the ass trying to keep the height under my fence! I'll post more photos in a month!
Bear Creek Kush F2 #1
Bear Creek Kush F2 #2
Slymeball
CannabisGardenYT
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Sorry for the late update, I meant to post an update at the end of June, but it slipped my mind. All the plants are doing wonderfully. They're all 6 feet or taller now
Here's the Bear Creek Kush F2 #1. She's about 6.5 ft tall with a bushy structure
Here's the Bear Creek Kush F2 #2. She's about 6.75 ft tall with a lankier growth structure than her sister
And here's the Slymeball. She's about 6 feet tall
I'll post more progress pics in about a month!
Here's the Bear Creek Kush F2 #1. She's about 6.5 ft tall with a bushy structure
Here's the Bear Creek Kush F2 #2. She's about 6.75 ft tall with a lankier growth structure than her sister
And here's the Slymeball. She's about 6 feet tall
I'll post more progress pics in about a month!
