Critical Hog

OldBalls420

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #1

Just harvested my critical hog. Looks good so far, pretty frosty. Will see how it is after drying and a good cure.

 

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Slimjimham

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #2

Been sitting on some of these freebies for a while, keep us updated

 

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althor

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #3

Just harvested mine. Not much critical at all. Very dense, resinated buds with a peppery type smell.

 

ActionHanks

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #4

I really enjoyed critical hog. Lots of people complain about TH seeds, but ive gotten nothing but fire from ciritical H, MK ultra, and their Ultra Sour.

The critical to me basically grew itself, yielded very well, and was B+ smoke with moderate bag appeal. Cannot beat the price for everything it brought to the table.

 

coppershot

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #5

my complaint with THSeeds is herms. My MK Ultra is a good smoke (decent taste, smell and bag appeal) but the nannerz I recently got were disappointing, although there weren't many of them. It is pretty common knowledge that a few of their strains herm. my other strains were fine, including other hermie prone (according to the reviews) strains, so I know I had my environment on lock. With so many other reputable breeders I am just going to move on.

All of the bud up in this thread looks good tho!

 

ActionHanks

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #6

I feel you coppershot. I ran 1 caliconnect freebie a few years back and it herm'd on me so i completley wrote the company off. Theres probably some fire in their lines, but like you said, so many reputable nowa'days...

Ive also since moved away from femminized seeds, and i havent seen any hermies in anything since

 

coppershot

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #7

yeah, much like you I try to stay away from fems, basically only fems I get are freebees.

 

King Arthur

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #8

coppershot said:

yeah, much like you I try to stay away from fems, basically only fems I get are freebees.

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Pain in the ass when all you buy is regs and you get fem beans as freebies wouldn't you say?

 

coppershot

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• Apr 5, 2015

• #9

I do agree. I seem to just collect them and maybe every year or so I will put the most promising fems into flower, normally with a very short veg cycle. Generally, I just collect them, or re-gift them, but i am sure some of them will make it into the outdoor pile or never get use...