Ding-A-Ling Mans Gorilla style

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #1

After finally growing my first 1 pound plant last year. I've decided to aim for 1.5 pounds per plant this year. Growing gorilla style makes this a little tougher to achieve but with some really good planning. Its very possible. Every trip to the plot needs to be well planned, since the trips are limited. Go to make every trip count. Down to business.

Strains

2x Kosher Tangie
Kosher x Tangie

1x Kalashinova
White Widow x Ak-47

3 plants in
3x 60 gallon smart pots
Soil-------
3x Pro-Mix H.P bails (big ones)
3x bags Cow Manure enhanced with humus and peat moss.

Bone and blood meal.

Worm castings

Dolomite Lime

I germinated about 15 feminized seeds

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #2

After picking out 6, I then cut it down to 3 plants. I have to lug water so trying not to kill myself this year.

 

EGrower

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #3

plants look amazing! Im exited to see how that kosher tangie does outdoors. subbed

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #4

Lugging soil and supplies is not easy. I loves the mosquitos relentless attack on me.

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #5

Made a big mistake the night I transferred. I forgot my zip ties and bamboo sticks. We got a big storm and those weak stems blew over. After a quick emergency trip out, I got them steaked and tied down. No worrying about the wind

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #6

These are from last week.
Kosher Tangie Kalashinova

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #7

Some shots of last years mass.

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #8

I cannot find much information on the Kosher Tangie. Its a fairly new strain.

Any help from anyone would be great.

 

Urhighness88

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #9

chamezzzak47 said:

Some shots of last years mass.
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Wow these are amazing I hope to get a 1 lb plant this season too I sure hope anyways. How tall was she when she finished.

 

ruby fruit

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #10

chamezzzak47 said:

Some shots of last years mass.
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Hi there mate what was the strain from the middle pic of last years crop ?

 

virus effect

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #11

your plants look super happy n' healthy, good luck on your 1.5ea goal ill be following along

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #12

Urhighness88 said:

Wow these are amazing I hope to get a 1 lb plant this season too I sure hope anyways. How tall was she when she finished.

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She was pushing 10ft tall and around..

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #13

ruby fruit said:

Hi tate what was the strain from the middle pic of last years crop ?

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That would be Pineapple Chunk.

She was my best plant, pretty amazing

 

ruby fruit

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #14

Pineapple chunk ...looks awesome what brand barneys ?

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #15

Barneys Farm is all I used last year. Pineapple chunk and in the first picture, that's my tangerine dream. That turned out to be pretty awesome stuff. I know a lot of people bash the tangerine and barneys. I like to do my own trial and error. I have no complaints. Awesome stuff.

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #16

ruby fruit said:

Pineapple chunk ...looks awesome what brand barneys ?

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I got the kosher Tangie from D.N.A . this year. There looking awesome. It seems with most strains its hard to tell how it will finish outdoors. Barneys farm was good to me last year.

 

doubletake

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #17

Looking good bro I'm rooting for you is is in FL right
Makes me wanna go do a few guerrilla style.
Just so damn hard to find water in remote spots.

 

SackProduce420

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• Jun 12, 2014

• #18

Subbed. Everything looks great bro

 

chamezzzak47

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• Jun 15, 2014

• #19

["doubletake, post: 10598201, member: 331254"]Looking good bro I'm rooting for you is is in FL right
Makes me wanna go do a few guerrilla style.
Just so damn hard to find water in remote spots.[/QUOTE]

Thanks bud. I hope it all works out. I have to haul 2x 6 gallon water jugs about 60 yards through a Forrest. Good work out but not fun Lol...let's just say I don't at night. Its amazing how the mosquitoes can nearly make you insane.

Thanka

 

doubletake

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• Jun 15, 2014

• #20

chamezzzak47 said:

["doubletake, post: 10598201, member: 331254"]Looking good bro I'm rooting for you is is in FL right
Makes me wanna go do a few guerrilla style.
Just so damn hard to find water in remote spots.

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Thanks bud. I hope it all works out. I have to haul 2x 6 gallon water jugs about 60 yards through a Forrest. Good work out but not fun Lol...let's just say I don't at night. Its amazing how the mosquitoes can nearly make you insane.

Thanka[/QUOTE]
Dang man ya that's hard I used to throw 6 milk jugs in a back pack cause it was all I could fit and it was damn heavy do you do both at once!
And later in the year will each plant be taking like 5 gallons of water a trip?