Greenpoint seeds!!

splakow

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I ordered on the 17th, a day or two after that on discord they said they weren't taking any more orders until they get caught up so they took everything out of stock.
Despite the backlog issues
If these guys can execute this drop properly, this can be revolutionary. Hopefully they're prepared alot goes into shipping clones all over the country. And I can not stress enough that all their cuts be authentic and pest & disease free
 

nobighurry

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I haven't grown a clone since a batch came with russet mites from an online source if you have ever battled them and I hope you haven't they are a SOB to rid your grow rooms of.... I been out of the game for a year freaking covid did a number on the ticker but GP wasn't selling clones then I have a bunch of GP seeds I have not soaked all bought several years ago... I Used to love the high from old school skunk yet to find a new strain that feels the same
 

Stiickygreen

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I scored a cheap pack of their new Platinum Frosting on reverse auction a couple of days ago. Looking forward to giving that a try.
I wasn't going to post this...but my words/experience have been completely/conveniently deleted on the topic elsewhere...so I'll do it here where it will hopefully stand so folks can make their own decisions.

I've been growing for almost 35 years. These were the most LACKING plants I've ever grown. CHOPPED AND BINNED yesterday @35 days.

Frosty AF...the frostiest in the space...for sure.....but NO TERPS. NONE. ZIP ZERO ZILCH. WTF? Huge internodal spacing in flower. Small nugs. Top nug after 35 days was 3/4" diameter. Dime size nugs everywhere else. And worst of all...THEY HAD BALLS! BALLS. FWIW...I am not alone in seeing these traits and it isn't the only "new" cross that is doing it. 10 other strains in the space....2x the size buds....all getting the same torture (LOL) so it's not "grower error".

Anyone who has been around for more than 20 years knows that in the old days you'd be laughed off the boards for putting out such shit. Remember Swerve and his SFV4 herming in gardens all over the country? The difference there is that Swerve replaced hundreds...if not thousands of packs for free to try to right his wrong. Not surprisingly, the rallying call here is "just pick them off...it's no big deal". You are on your own.

Such is WHY we all have to watch our gardens like hawks these days. It's all about the $$$....and how fast these poor, overbred plants can be crossed yet again.

Spend your $$$ elsewhere.

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Stiickygreen

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Yeah, I'm not sure why some would even begin to have fairh in clones from gps with all the herm reports over the years.
I've grown out a few "GPS Stardawg" crosses (actually..it's JJ's Stardawg...but that's another story of questionablity) before without any real problems other than mediocre yields and plants outdoors that never really reached full potential when everyone else was screaming right past them.

I'm just commenting on my experience with this cross. What folks do/wanna chance is up to them.
 

natureboygrower

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I've grown out a few "GPS Stardawg" crosses (actually..it's JJ's Stardawg...but that's another story of questionablity) before without any real problems other than mediocre yields and plants outdoors that never really reached full potential when everyone else was screaming right past them.

I'm just commenting on my experience with this cross. What folks do/wanna chance is up to them.
Yeah, I've grown some nice plants from the wild west series and that's where I stopped. There have been plenty of herm reports over the years after the wild west strains.
 

CCGNZ

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Can't add much about GPoint other than the "original guy " Gus had a lot of fan boys crowing about his StarDog male that he was crossing about a decade ago,I'm an outdoor guy and only used GPoint once for a pk. of "Pebble Punch" (P Punch/Fruity Pebbles) and it sucked,was outperformed by everything else in the crop,don't even recall one plant in that yrs. haul.
 
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