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Shiiiiiiit this months entries are fire!! Congrats to all the contestants - may the odds be ever in your favour5 points
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Small update. GDP is ripening up nicely. Starting to see mostly cloudy trichomes, busy waiting for that amber. I'd like to see half amber trichomes before cutting. Royal Gorilla is still a ways away, plenty of fattening up to do and trichomes are still clear and small. I think I won't ripen the Royal Gorilla as much as the GDP, maybe as soon as I spot a single amber I will cut. GDP RQS2 points
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Dusted off the 'ol DSLR and took some vanity shots of the ladies. Also wanted to get a closer look at the colours and trichome development. I like the colour coming from the GDP. The Royal Gorilla still has work to do. GDP RQS2 points
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Two days before full moon, and my Choco NL F4 seeds are being planted today. Got gifted Ghost Train Haze #1 seeds, hoping for a decent male and female among them. Interested to see how these two would breed together.1 point
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When they grew it was lemon with some sandlewood on some. The one that got chopped early due to nanners is the only one I've smoked so far and that has chocolate terps coming through now. Very good sativa uplifting vibes1 point
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Yeah i just clean underneath the screen it doesn't feel right to take off leaves ive tried it a bit on the previous grow and will consider doing it again in future thanks.1 point
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Looking great man!! Reading your posts I noticed that defoliation doesn't seem to be a part of your regime. Those lower larfie buds could be much more glorious with a bit of a defol1 point
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Thats a score brother, fine selection too there... Damn, I should have opened my sealed pack, didnt know they send seeds inside free too and they have really been outstanding and blessed me with 5 free Fem Master Kush. Thank you www.marijuanaseeds.co.za1 point
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Some last minute entries1 point
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Got the security to step in and help with some defoliation1 point
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If we're talking about growing cheaply in terms of actual cost to run a grow. I think hydro may be the cheapest. Water is practically free, nutes you barely use any only on a res change or the occasional tip up if the EC is dropping a bit too low. Equipment is typically a once off cost or will last you a good while at least, multiple grows. I feel coco is cheaper than soil due to the price of soil and the fact I can buy 5kg coco bricks and 100L of perlite for next to nothing. I personally wouldn't run a soil grow without providing nutes, I know some do and have seen a few grows on the forum as such although it's just not for me. Nutes for coco and soil are the same, you can get cheap ones and expensive ones. Same goes for hydro. Organic nutes such as Biobizz aren't all that cheap, but not terribly expensive either. You get expensive mineral nutes too. Equipment aside, I feel soil is actually the most expensive growing method and I also feel that'd why there has been so much marketing and buzz behind it. I started with soil and have since moved away from it. No regret from my side. It has its place for sure, although don't be fooled into thinking its cheap. Also when I was not correcting my pH with my organic grows, that is the only time I had nute lockout issues and that was corrected once I started correcting my pH levels. Often soil has amendments to help buffer the pH level but it does not mean you should not still check your feed and pH it. Depending on what nutes you're using with your soil, you'll still need an EC pen. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk1 point
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#4 I'm grateful for the chance to enter this competition, my setups begging for a tent and this is a great opportunity for us all. Thank you.1 point
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#1 Ganga Guardian - Protection that never hits its target, perfect!1 point
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Hi all, before I start, I'm new to the forum and wanted to introduce myself, and very glad to be here among like minded people. I'm currently on my second grow and can vouch for @growopz products, not only that but his knowledge on the field and build quality are second to none, which is my personal opinion and experience with them. Look forward to sharing in the adventure with you all, and growing with you all in every way. StickyD4201 point
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Day 86 at the first spot of amber they got the chop. One of them threw nanners 2 weeks ago so chopped it early had a few joints and this is not couch lock weed.1 point
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Entry #2 LST of Bubbleberry from @Totemic Genetics1 point
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A little tester before harvest. Critical Purple Kush1 point
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Entry #3 Had to get in the special forces for help me train this two headed monster.1 point
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Totemics Chocolope clone ''pink'' winter colours.1 point
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Yah love this place , love the pics... good luck guys!!!1 point
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My snap #2. Grown outdoor. This plant was 2 Meters tall from the ground up! Swazi Skunk. Hope you like it.1 point
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Both are Bruce Banner #3, one showing a strong purple pheno. Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk1 point
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Lockdown Entertainment1 point
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Yea it should be fine... I'd switch out the hot soap for some jik or domestos... Let it soak for 20 min or so and it should remove all smells. But either way... You could use it as is and come out fine without the smells. Like PsyClown said... It's the plastic that's retained some smell... So the tiny lingering amount won't make the smell pronounced1 point
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Some mainlining Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk1 point
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This took some steadiness, but it's so worth it [emoji1362] Entry No. 3 The #NoFilter shot of a leaf off the Inzane tree shortly after defoliation.1 point
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Entry #1 Advanced seeds pineapple glue Auto late flower1 point
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Here goes another try... Lost in the Inzane Jungle1 point
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My Brucie should also turn into THE hulk by month end [emoji39] Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk1 point
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When Brucie turns into a Hulk ^^ my #11 point
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I start trimming even before I harvest. All the remaining fan and large sugar leaves. Then the largest of what's left wet, and ongoing while drying. By the time the bud is dry enough for the jar, the remaining small sugar leaves are very crispy and break off easily.1 point
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Depends on your climate. if you are in a very arid area, dry trim. If very humid, you want to remove as much material before you put it to dry, hence wet trim. I wouldn't say one or the other is better.. i use both depending to weather situation.1 point
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@DankFiend Strain shopping is exciting. So much variety, really is hard making the decision. I select a breeder and then choose from what's in stock for that breeder ,I bought 2 packs of darkhorse genetics. Savage hulk and Gamma berry. Both are Bruce banner #5 crosses (strawberry diesel). And a pack of a chem 91 cross from DNA. Waiting for them land. I decided that I'm not gonna spin the roulette anymore with all these commercial cannabis seed makers and I'm gonna spend the money buying quality craft genetics. You have top quality equipment and a good set of growing skills... I think you should buy quality genetics too.@Cannabist is who I use now because he's way cheaper then all the SA competition or trying to go direct.1 point
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Just more than 2 weeks later they look like this. I'll install the first net and watering system this week1 point
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Good stuff.[emoji16] You hit the ground running. The ladies look happy, I'm sure they will reward you well. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk1 point
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