Greenpoint seeds!!

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vertnugs

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tatonka said:
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50 days from flip it got the chop.
My new favorite smoke. This shot is powerful. My buddys' wife said he is not allowed to smoke my homegrown because he gets weird.
Mind change? Check!!!!
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50 days has to be the shortest finisher yet i've heard on gps gear.Nice.You start counting from light flip or preflowers?

Was she done done or do you think she could go longer?
 
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boybelue

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hillbill said:
There are breeders who work a few lines for years and there are some like Gu and others thatcross a very talented male with the best clones they can. Many of the newer strains in America are multi-poly-hybreeds and many are extremely potent.

However these type of projects seem to have a high male/female ratio at times and sometimes hermies seem to occur without much prompting. But everything in our experience is a balance and this balance works for me.

So if Gu finds 30 clone lines to hook up with his Stardawg the Growing Community has at least a couple dozen hybreeds that are just marvelous to grow and vape or even smoke. Half of what I have from Greenpoint haven't even hit the dirt yet so I’m not shopping right now and Pioneer Kush is just fine in my Underdog at the moment.

Greenpoint is always in a tent nearby!
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I think the reason most breeders are upset is because the easy route is selling so good versus the hard route where years of selection, backcrossing, or line breeding goes into stabilizing a strain. Anybody that has eye for it can make good selections and most people like stuff from GPS and Archive and Bodhi where they can make there on selections.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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GreenHighlander said:
Your statement proves my point better then anything I could say. Especially when the facts, including statements from Gu himself say otherwise.
It is widely known this gear is untested. But hey "it is just being sold to those who can't wait", "it is dogshit plain and simple and has been discontinued" ( almost a year ago now ) and something "blah blah blah I worked hard on this description for gelato 33 x stardawg" turns out it was cut and pasted from the description of gelato 33 already online. Wow musta been hard work to "write". And of course my personal favorite " I looked him in the eyes for hours" from the s1 bullshit. We can add the CC BS and all the BS of how he even got his male.
Karma is a bitch and people like Gu only make me appreciate breeders who actually put in the time and work that much more. I would be honored to run just about anything in the chuckers paradise thread before I would ever think of running this over hyped trash again.
Fan boys have at er.

Cheers :)
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Michael Huntherz said:
Well...yes, but also no, and also who gives a fuck?
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LOL
Thanks man. Totally cracked me up! :clap: :eyesmoke:
 
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boybelue

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And for everybody that thinks breeding is hard work come over and we'll compare hands, I've worked on a frame machine most of my days and calluses I've got em. Breeding may be time consuming and frustrating at times, but its more play than work. 80 % of what I do is guerrilla style and while i agree its a little more labor intensive, I still consider it play.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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boybelue said:
And for everybody that thinks breeding is hard work come over and we'll compare hands, I've worked on a frame machine most of my days and calluses I've got em. Breeding may be time consuming and frustrating at times, but its more play than work. 80 % of what I do is guerrilla style and while i agree its a little more labor intensive, I still consider it play.
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Does "hard work" always involve physical labor?
Just curious.

:peace:
 
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boybelue

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Idk , I'm really still on the fence with the breeding argument, I understand people put in a lot of time and don't want it copied, but at the same time does anybody really own a plant or strain that God put here for everybody to share. I'm sure somebody put in some work on the chem strains before chemdog or jj or whoever got there hands on it down the line. There's just to many angles to look at it.
 
Greenthumbs256

Greenthumbs256

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Chunky Stool said:
Does "hard work" always involve physical labor?
Just curious.
boybelue said:
And for everybody that thinks breeding is hard work come over and we'll compare hands, I've worked on a frame machine most of my days and calluses I've got em. Breeding may be time consuming and frustrating at times, but its more play than work. 80 % of what I do is guerrilla style and while i agree its a little more labor intensive, I still consider it play.
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:peace:
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Let me tell yall a story real fast!!

OK so there was the cruise ship, and something was wrong and the engines wouldn't turn on, so the guy called everyone from around the world to fix it, and well no one could!!

Then this old man comes to look at it! He spends 20 min looking around then takes out his hammer and hits one pipe! Well all a sudden it's fixed and the engine runs!

Well he sends the boat owners a bill for 20k! The ppl freak out and say wtf u didn't do anything but tap a hammer why should we pay u 20k and they asked for itemized list of what he did!

So the old man writes down a piece of paper

10$ for hammer
5$ for tapping of hammer
19,985$ for knowing where to tap!

Moral of the story it's doesn't matter if it's hard work some things are just worth what there worth! And skills are paid much more than physical labor!
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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boybelue said:
Hard + Work = Physical labor, just my opinion. Ive had video games that were hard to play
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Interesting perspective.

Does "hard work" have to be sustained physical labor, or is occasional strain OK?
What about heart rate and perspiration? Do they factor into the equation?

Curious minds want to know... (:
 
GrowRijt

GrowRijt

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My entire life, and everything up till now was built on knowing where to tap. Or figuring it out.

All breeders of cannabis are chuckers. It isn’t scientific at this point though it is starting more that way. Tissue cultures and
Genetic testing will help define true medical traits. But let’s not all get high and mighty on the breeder bro science. High level chuckers. That’s all. We the buyers are searching for rare phenos and some solid traits. Time and patience are what we employ.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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slow drawl said:
The Deputy I grew was exactly like that, I kept a close eye and plucked her when the trichs looked right.
Turned out to be a favorite daytime smoke... though it can definitely be over done :sleep:it's some potent weed.
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Bodega bubblegum also throws white hairs all the way to the end.
I've got one that might get chopped tonight.
Also got a cult classics strain called 'purification' that's almost done and turned out much better than expected.
 
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boybelue

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Chunky Stool said:
Interesting perspective.

Does "hard work" have to be sustained physical labor, or is occasional strain OK?
What about heart rate and perspiration? Do they factor into the equation?

Curious minds want to know... (:
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Wet shirt , dirty hands ,calluses, exhaustion, sleep as soon as your head hits the pillow
 
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