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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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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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Coco really isn't difficult to grow in or work with. A good soil will be forgiving as it has amendments to help buffer the PH and there are nutes in the soil and preferably some microbes which will break down the organic matter and continue producing more nutes etc. With a coco & perlite mix, you cannot over water your plants. If you do coco with fertigation then growth could be quicker than with soil. @Prom yeah, if you can get a quality pen which does it all then go for it. I think I paid like R250 for my PPM pen and then R850 I think for my PH pen, I have an HM Digital one and its' awesome. Certainly get proper storage solution and take car of your pen, rinse it off after taking measurements in high EC solutions etc. etc. I have never considered rain water, so have not looked into it. I have also never considered growing indoors in soil without nutes and if you are using soil inoculations you certainly do want to have a PH pen as that drops the PH quickly! Depending on what nutes you are using, EC / PPM is not needed although something like Hortimix I would recommend it as there isn't a proper chart provided. If the nutes and dosage you are using brings the PH down to the right level, then its easy and quicker - but the process for me has always been the same regardless of whether its for soil or coco. I have never had any loss at all, regardless of my medium. I do not understand how you guys find soil less work than coco... The experience has been about the same for me. Mix nutes, PH and feed to plants. Regardless of whether it is for coco or soil - what has saved me a looot of time is moving over to an automatic watering system as watering by hand is a ball ache and takes quite a lot of time. I now just mix my nutes in a tub, and it gets fed to the plants automatically - takes me around 10 minutes maybe as my tape is a bit slow to fill and I have to put the water into a bucket and then pour it into my res but still lot quicker than when I was watering by hand which would easily take me 45min.1 point
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Got mah seeds ordered 29th June, received today 3rd May. From Cape Town to Joburg. Not bad. Freebies included some much desired Nirvana branded rizla and 2x Jock Horror Fem seeds.1 point
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Some last minute entries1 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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#3 Autumn colors - what a magical plant.1 point
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#1 Ganga Guardian - Protection that never hits its target, perfect!1 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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Winter Outdoor grow in progress with Totemic Genetics have a Choco NL and Bubbleberry going. Hoping for a successful winter grow. Helps being on lockdown, constantly moving the babies to better sunny spots.1 point
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^^ #3 The dark side of the tent and #41 point
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Totemics Chocolope clone ''pink'' winter colours.1 point
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Looks close to the cover of Weed World..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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Fuckit bud... talk about child abuse...1 point
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Some mainlining Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk1 point
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So... she's beed drying for about 4 days now.. had some, I cut off a week earlier and had bottled for about 4 days.... Got hold of some boxer and she gave me the stress relief we all so desperately need right now... Never thought I would enjoy Boxer.... bloody hell.. Way immature bud but atleast it gets me there... She gave round about 40g's Fluff... Pease out my growmies and be safe, this one's done and dusted...1 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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Here goes another try... Lost in the Inzane Jungle1 point
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When Brucie turns into a Hulk ^^ my #11 point
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I used a combination of different nutes for the grow period but during flowering, used GHE Blood and Ripen, together with a Frass compost tea1 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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Welcome to the community @SaVanT , roll up a slowboat, kick your shoes off, make yourself at home! Thanks for sharing pictures of your lovely garden, looks like a nice selection there, some hybrids, fat leaf indicas, some skinny leaved sativas, very nice man.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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Depending on what effect you want will determine what % amber vs cloudy you will look for.1 point
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First net in started using the strips for 6 hours with cmh to give an extra push to growth1 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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