BigJonster
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I would take this into consideration, unless a t-5 is 3" away. T-5's are just weak sauce
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CrunchBerries
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What would y’all pick for Copa freebies? Ancient OG f3 or Gogi OG f2?
Green pantsuit
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I had a banana split x black lime reserve project that gave me a few autoflowering males. Could likely be something in that gene pool
Green pantsuit
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Thought I'd share a branch of one of my favorite Pillow Book seeds coming down. Then at the bottom there is a shot of Mango Hashplant going berzerker at day 30! I'll get some good shots of all the ladies as they finish up.
seedy character
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Really torn about this Copa freebie business. As much as I want him to succeed, I hope GLG doesn't sell out before the 1st. Would like to try out both of his bitches. Those Ancient OG f3 though. Oh boy.
@CrunchBerries Both!
To someone that asked about DLA 12 again. Most common were open/stretchy types that produced loose "wand" type buds where the buds elongated to cover most of the internodal space for the upper third of the plants. Less common was the typical sparse bush hashplant types with grenade/clump/golfball type buds. Most all had spicy hash scents like incense burning in a mechanics shop. Weird greasy smell. You don't pop these for terps though, its all about that crazy head high. Which is superb for most all examples regardless of structure. Some late nanners and immature seeds on a few, but this in no way detracted from the quality of those that didn't.
T5s are based af and supremely badass for the right application.
To all: Weather here has been a particularly fierce foe this year and is forcing the dreaded too early for most harvest. Will be lurking when I can, but not posting much. Hope you all have a wonderful fall. Keep planting those seeds.
Edited: for bowl thought.
It occurs to me that for brevity sake the outcomes usually outweigh the minutiae that people often seek here. So to better convey what DLA 12 is like, Taller plants where 8-10" with open sativa like structure with dominant cola. Medium dark, thin, & sparsely leaved. Began to yellow around week 7-8, guano/kelp tea stopped progression suggesting high P requirements(opinion). Branching was strong and self supporting in high wind.
Smaller pants were typical 6-8" umbrella/orb hashplant types, these were thankfully the tight node expression and didn't suffer from droopy buds. Bulletproof start to finish. Dark green foliage with purple blushings appearing around late September.
Taller plants went to second week of November. Were ready at halloween though.
Smaller were pulled Oct 17. I like amber. At 35 North. All organic, mostly, lol. Hope this helps.
@CrunchBerries Both!
To someone that asked about DLA 12 again. Most common were open/stretchy types that produced loose "wand" type buds where the buds elongated to cover most of the internodal space for the upper third of the plants. Less common was the typical sparse bush hashplant types with grenade/clump/golfball type buds. Most all had spicy hash scents like incense burning in a mechanics shop. Weird greasy smell. You don't pop these for terps though, its all about that crazy head high. Which is superb for most all examples regardless of structure. Some late nanners and immature seeds on a few, but this in no way detracted from the quality of those that didn't.
T5s are based af and supremely badass for the right application.
To all: Weather here has been a particularly fierce foe this year and is forcing the dreaded too early for most harvest. Will be lurking when I can, but not posting much. Hope you all have a wonderful fall. Keep planting those seeds.
Edited: for bowl thought.
It occurs to me that for brevity sake the outcomes usually outweigh the minutiae that people often seek here. So to better convey what DLA 12 is like, Taller plants where 8-10" with open sativa like structure with dominant cola. Medium dark, thin, & sparsely leaved. Began to yellow around week 7-8, guano/kelp tea stopped progression suggesting high P requirements(opinion). Branching was strong and self supporting in high wind.
Smaller pants were typical 6-8" umbrella/orb hashplant types, these were thankfully the tight node expression and didn't suffer from droopy buds. Bulletproof start to finish. Dark green foliage with purple blushings appearing around late September.
Taller plants went to second week of November. Were ready at halloween though.
Smaller were pulled Oct 17. I like amber. At 35 North. All organic, mostly, lol. Hope this helps.
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YardG
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I'd definitely go for the Ancient OG.
Bad Karma
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It’s in part what you said, Craigson, the daily shift in spectrum is doing the plant no favors.
Also, 24 hours a day light on those poor babies, is just too much for them to handle.
@dakilla187, pick a light source, and stick with it.
Pick a lighting schedule for your plants and stick with it.
24 hours a day lighting HURTS your plants.
The dark period is when they actually grow.
Plants need to sleep just as much as you do.
Stickyjones
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The structures are all over the place of space monkey but my 2 favorite ones had good structure and strong branching. If you take clones it could work. If you go through seed citys available list and type em in the search bar here it will bring up people who have grown them, could always reach out with some pm to ask how their experiences were.
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Diesel0889
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I may be wrong but to my understanding cannabis is in i think (the c3) category its called meaning it is a plant that can be under light 24hr and grow. A goggle search would prob bring up what I speak of.
. Bottom line is 18/6 is cheaper and 24 hour light may get you more of a bush but proper training will accomplish the same thing and more. Jmo regaurdless of whether or not it should be done. In my case my soil is on point and I have to ask my veg space to slow down! I'm on 24 as of now while I fit timers into my space but I won't continue when fully set up. Others may know the "category" I speak of. Figure it was worth a mention, do what floats your boat!
Happy growing!
. Bottom line is 18/6 is cheaper and 24 hour light may get you more of a bush but proper training will accomplish the same thing and more. Jmo regaurdless of whether or not it should be done. In my case my soil is on point and I have to ask my veg space to slow down! I'm on 24 as of now while I fit timers into my space but I won't continue when fully set up. Others may know the "category" I speak of. Figure it was worth a mention, do what floats your boat!
Happy growing!
Senokai
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Terpenado #2 -
This expression is a total stretch monster compared to Terp #1. It is hard to tell from the pictures but it is a bit more frosty and not as loud on the nose as #1. Terp profile is more berry/smooth like and way less on the pine side of the house. Super slow to flower but its starting to groove. the structure of #1 is far superior as well as terp profile and flower time. If anyone is thinking about grabbing a pack I would say to go for it.
This expression is a total stretch monster compared to Terp #1. It is hard to tell from the pictures but it is a bit more frosty and not as loud on the nose as #1. Terp profile is more berry/smooth like and way less on the pine side of the house. Super slow to flower but its starting to groove. the structure of #1 is far superior as well as terp profile and flower time. If anyone is thinking about grabbing a pack I would say to go for it.
the-dolomite
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Road Kill Unicorn v2 starting to show some purple.
Stickyjones
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lambchopedd
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Stupid Question, but where can I show off my @CopaGenetics strains? I know she's usually pretty active here. If I gotta.. I can always throw a goji in the background to keep on topic 
I have two phenos of Crazy B... one is ridiculously frosty @ 4wks, while the other is wayy darker & squat; just under 4wks and starting to produce some frost.
I have two phenos of Crazy B... one is ridiculously frosty @ 4wks, while the other is wayy darker & squat; just under 4wks and starting to produce some frost.
AdvancedBuffalo
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I know I have shit on strawberry milk quite a lot.. But I fully intend on going back and pheno hunting 2-3 packs of terpenado. It’s a pheno hunters dream as far as terps go. There is magic to be found in there for sure n
First 2 photos: GG#4 x SSDD (Outdoor) looking and smelling absolutely incredible. GG gas and chunking out golf ball size lowers. Glad I have 8 seeds left - haven't seen as a freebie for a bit.
Banana OG x 88g13hp (Tester) Pheno #2. Indoor run produced very functional/enjoyable high and banana hash cereal terps. Should be interesting how the additional maturity and sun rays will change this one.
Banana OG x 88g13hp (Tester) Pheno #2. Indoor run produced very functional/enjoyable high and banana hash cereal terps. Should be interesting how the additional maturity and sun rays will change this one.
AdvancedBuffalo
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They look fantastic dude!!
So the banana came through with that cross? The Hashplant seems to be more dominant than the wookie so that makes me pretty excited for the banana spliff.
Anyone here test the mothers milk x wookie? not sure which of the mothers milk crosses to run from the last drop first
mawasmada
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The 24hr thing is a bad idea imho. The roots grow while it's dark, everything above surface grows while the lights are on. This is my teaching, but I'm open to other teachings.
Edit: healthy roots, healthy flowers
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mawasmada
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Start a thread on @CopaGenetics ..it'd be nice to see your work.Stupid Question, but where can I show off my @CopaGenetics strains? I know she's usually pretty active here. If I gotta.. I can always throw a goji in the background to keep on topic
I have two phenos of Crazy B... one is ridiculously frosty @ 4wks, while the other is wayy darker & squat; just under 4wks and starting to produce some frost.