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Grumpyy

Grumpyy

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Goldrunfarms said:
View attachment 4387857 bodhi sunshine daydream on right not much smell to it but is by far the biggest plant I have ever seen or grown. Could be 6+ lbs. So hard to show the size of it.very nice trichome coverage. It's 12 feet wide and 10 tall. left is Neroli 91 not much smell either and is later to flower.View attachment 4387863 another Neroli 91 that is the best smelling plant in garden . Smells like sour diesel and looks very chem 91 bud structure wise and is way further ahead flowering than the sister of it. Wish I cloned it
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Beautiful plants!! I was considering running some SSDD next year when I looked at what beans I have stashed away. I remember when I purchased those seeds a few years back it was one I looked most forward to. I cared for an indoor grow and ended up with at least two females and I remember them performing terribly. I’m certainly not an experienced grower with everything dialed in, but they seemed to be more susceptible from everything to the lights, mites, etc far worse than the other strains I tried and out of a few dozen plants. Remembering that I was wondered how they may do outdoors. It is on average 100degrees here daily in summer. Do you have a lot of heat where you are? Would love to try SSDD again. I have just three plants outdoors this year from F1 beans I pollen chucked (between a Goji OG and Dynasty’s CCK) and the ease of care and happiness of the plants is a world of difference from the stress of indoor. I’m wondering if it’s outdoor or the hybrid nature of the plans that makes them happier in general. A friend seemed to be surprised my plants have no signs of heat stress or burn.
 
Diesel0889

Diesel0889

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Day 65 here... both my apollo 11 phenos look bout done to me so will be coming down later. BG calls for 55-63 days 12/12. Love triangle is for the most part I'd say all cloudy with a little amber. I want it to keep more smell so it may fall tonight as well. Scared to go a full 10 weeks as I have had strains I wish I took at 9 to keep more smell. Laplata labs durangatang is looking done as well. All cloudy bud and fans and suger leaves all amber with little cloudy... will try and post a few pics of all later when they get the chop...

The problem child (dark horse- garlic chem) still mostly white hairs but is all cloudy in the scope so by the full 10 weeks will get the chop... my gsc, mass super skunk, sensi star and so cal master kush are massive and need to be flowered. So big I can only run 4 not original 5 lol... will post later... for now playing with the kiddo... happy growing!
 
Grumpyy

Grumpyy

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reallybigjesusfreak said:
better do it quick cause i'm gonna flood the market with dank sinatra f3's here this winter for cheap/free a pack. same with apollo 11, dream beaver, and appalachian super skunk.
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Dream Beaver :shock: I have two original seeds left I planned to pop next year. I’d definitely be interested in some!!
 
Goldrunfarms

Goldrunfarms

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I say you go for them outside! I live in a very hot part of Cali it gets up to 110 but hovers around 95-100 from July to September and they had no problems. Outdoors is CAKE compared to indoors. The ssdd is huge but not impressed with smells on either.
Grumpyy said:
Beautiful plants!! I was considering running some SSDD next year when I looked at what beans I have stashed away. I remember when I purchased those seeds a few years back it was one I looked most forward to. I cared for an indoor grow and ended up with at least two females and I remember them performing terribly. I’m certainly not an experienced grower with everything dialed in, but they seemed to be more susceptible from everything to the lights, mites, etc far worse than the other strains I tried and out of a few dozen plants. Remembering that I was wondered how they may do outdoors. It is on average 100degrees here daily in summer. Do you have a lot of heat where you are? Would love to try SSDD again. I have just three plants outdoors this year from F1 beans I pollen chucked (between a Goji OG and Dynasty’s CCK) and the ease of care and happiness of the plants is a world of difference from the stress of indoor. I’m wondering if it’s outdoor or the hybrid nature of the plans that makes them happier in general. A friend seemed to be surprised my plants have no signs of heat stress or burn.
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Grumpyy

Grumpyy

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Goldrunfarms said:
I say you go for them outside! I live in a very hot part of Cali it gets up to 110 but hovers around 95-100 from July to September and they had no problems. Outdoors is CAKE compared to indoors. The ssdd is huge but not impressed with smells on either.
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Thanks for the encouragement! Sounds like your climate is pretty close to mine. It’s sooo expensive to do indoor, especially with this heat!! I’m not sure I ever will again; soo much fussing and stress!!! The three plants I have now have been largely ignored outdoors (I couldn’t even tell you when they started to flower!) and now that they are super stinky I’m getting excited.

So far for next year I plan to pop my last two Dream Beavers, SSDD, Caramel Candy Kush (Dynasty) and possibly try some Prayer Tower outdoors too. Had a few of the PT that same grow with the SSDD, but I only had eyes for the Dream Beaver and can’t remember much about it.

I will be interested to hear how that SSDD finishes for you.
 
Schmarmpit

Schmarmpit

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waterproof808 said:
Any grow out the stardawg corey x 88g13hp seeds that were the fundraiser for B's pup?
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I'm almost finished growing mine right now. They are in week 8 going to 9 and just about done. All 3 of mine have a weak spindly structure, kind of messy like gg#4. Make sure to support them because they also produce these very dense golfball nugs that will flop it over and break branches if unsupported. The buds look amazing on all 3. Smells are kind of muted chem and dark berries, nothing too loud really.
 
maple sloth

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bythekasiz said:
I’ve got those same Mendo Wookie testers also. They were bigger beans and took a bit longer to germ than the other testers. I’m still coaxing a couple out their shell now. They are all looking healthy so far, good luck!✌
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Awesome thank you, I'll try to remember to tag you on mine and keep a look out for yours.

Schmarmpit said:
I ran MendoxWookie testers last year, I'm surprised they're still being tested. I ran Apollo11xWookie testers at the same time and they are now for sale (Endore Score?). All my Mendo plants were great, I had 5 females in 2 gal pots, short veg. Mine all went 9 weeks, and probably could have gone 10 if I wanted them to fully purple up. Took longer than I expected, longer than the A11 cross for sure. Here's a nug pic at week 7. They were starving in their little pots, but all the flowers ended up premium. Wish I could run them again in proper conditions.
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Thanks for the details shcmarmpit. Very pretty plant and interesting shaped leaves. I'll drop my N accordingly for 9-10 weeks thank you .
 
Schmarmpit

Schmarmpit

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Schmarmpit said:
I'm almost finished growing mine right now. They are in week 8 going to 9 and just about done. All 3 of mine have a weak spindly structure, kind of messy like gg#4. Make sure to support them because they also produce these very dense golfball nugs that will flop it over and break branches if unsupported. The buds look amazing on all 3. Smells are kind of muted chem and dark berries, nothing too loud really.
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Here's a pic of a lower from today.
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