Ssdd (appy), dank sinatra (88g13hp), goji og (snow lotus), black raspberry (wookie15)Do me a favour guys and recommend me some Bodhi! I just want something that's really potent, incredibly tasty, smells amazing, yields really well and has rock hard buds.........is that really too much to ask for?
Been looking at Spacemonkey and SSDD,which seems to be popular. So many intresting crosses.
Any particular strains that you would recommend for a stardawg lover like me?
I only ended up with one female out of 4, so I can't say for sure, but she is definitely taller. She was popped 10 days after the og's and quicly outgrew them. She is still slightly taller that them with longer node spacing and pretty branchy... as you can see in the pictures I posted. Ill take her to 10 weeks as she looks like she will go probably 2 weeks longer than the og's as it stands right now.
Awesome man...got 4hindu hp(one sad after leaving the humidity dome) 5 tahoe og x ronnie barret (one sad) germed and goingand i got a cobra lip and orange sunshine goin into.flower.
That f2 from apxb seems to be fast finishing. Should b plumpy by 57!! Super bubbashine leaning
Awesome. Ive got 2ssdd f1 that r 8wkers...who knew
I believe @Bob Zmuda did grow this. Something about peach ring candy
This is true. Lol. Had a very soft fruit smell... apple/apricot/peach candy. Cured with some melony stuff going on too. Fantastic body high. I'll dig some out of the jars later and take a pic
Really dude? I guess that seabirds and bats are what??? Probably should have stuck with your usual quote "what does it smell like"... Shit...
Where did you score that?
I use chicken manure on my roses. But that's really it. Ive done fine veggin with kelp, alfalfa, crabmeal ams my latestes addition of bio live
No big deal man it happens. I replied because of the above quote. I thought maybe you were having trouble with your soil and that was why you were sending it off to be analyzed. It may or may not be the case, but I figured I would just give you a word of caution. Lots of poultry manures and animals that don't chew there cud can burn plants causing various issues if not completely composted. Especially ones derived from poultry though, namely chickens.Chicken and Turkey manure tend to be the hottest of all organic manures N-P-K 1.1 .80 .50. Fully composted it is fine, but unless you're letting your stuff sit around for year minimum and compost how could one know if it has been? A year is the minimum most will recommend for poultry manures unless you are doing a high heat compost which can speed it up, but a scientist would argue that won't kill the possible bad bacteria that is prevalent in poultry manures like a long term compost. This is why I am very cautious not to use it at all.as I like to eliminate guesswork as much as possible. I saw your chickens and thought maybe you were using it from the coop. Another possible issue with this and why you don't see a lot of poultry manure for sale for gardening is that the manure often has a lot of wood chips from the bedding. While all animal manures are good sources of organic matter and nutrients, it's impossible to make a precise analysis, mostly because bedding materials vary so much. For example, manure with straw or sawdust will have a different nitrogen composition than pure manure. But it's useful to know whether the manure you're using is rich or poor in a particular nutrient such as nitrogen. I hate guesswork in this business.
I am. I also sent it to a lab to get analyzed. I added a link to the organic section so we dont have to clutter the thread anymore...
