WaxertheRadical
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Oh yeah? I'll have to check it out then. Thanks for the tip.It was in my thread 'Easty's Treats' but I havent updated it in a while lol
Spring '17
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sandhill larry
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Yes I do. I'll shoot you a PM.@sandhill larry and @bi polar express I finally finished the skunk project too, if you want some more info, let me know
sandhill larry
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Subbed up for the show my man, all looking awesome so far
Thanks guys.
sandhill larry
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Yea, those late Tray Jumpers were all my Jack Carlos Cross strain. I think it's 3/4 sativa. They tend to be tall and lanky if not topped or tied down.
sandhill larry
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I think it will be late March before I get in trouble. I worry about my Jack Carlos Cross crosses {CP1's and Slo2's} the most. They started flowering about two to three weeks later than the Bag Seed Testers {Peach, Little Sister, Rotten Stinking Bastard and Hurricane Head}, so they will reveg quicker. All the rest are new to me, so I can't really say, but I'm guessing they will be quicker to flower, so I'll have longer. As long as I get good seeds, it won't break my heart to cut early. Well, that is not totally true, but when I was doing the math, I hadn't counted the week or two for the stretch before they really start to flower. Next year I will get a little earlier start.
sandhill larry
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Donkey Kong X Cindy's Blue Cheese, at the seed test location.
sandhill larry
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I moved the clods of dirt but didn't see a label. Didn't dig for one. Looks tallish, so might be one of the Jack Carlos Cross crosses. I had a label pulled up and moved 10-12 feet in another patch, so that might have been the case here. {also at stl}
sandhill larry
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Apparently I didn't take a picture of the 4 Rotten Stinking Bastards in one hole. The day I transplanted the sprouts into cups, I was running out of time, so I left the RSB's and the Peach in one gallon pots. {this was when I had 24 young Peach seedlings going. Pre killing frosts. Didn't figure more Peach or her sister plant, RSB would matter} BIL got the Peach, I took the RSB.
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sandhill larry
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One Grape Ape and two Hurricane Head in the stl.
sandhill larry
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I had 8-10 gallons of soil mix left in the woods near the Peach Patch. I added about half a gallon to each of the plants there. Food and water to 9 plants in this patch. Will have to look back and see if that is the right number.
Little Sister {BST2 X BST2 GN}
Big & Stinky X CP1
Little Sister {BST2 X BST2 GN}
Big & Stinky X CP1
sandhill larry
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Peach Patch South. One Grape Ape, one Ass Cheese. {Jack Cheese would work too, if AC is too yucky sounding for such dank genetics} Looks like the good stuff might have got more of the good dirt too.
sandhill larry
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PPS. 2 AC in foreground, 2 GA in background.
eastcoastmo
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Ha ha ha loving all the names bro, too funny! Ass cheese.. love it 
sandhill larry
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Thanks. I haven't thought up names for the crosses I got from you yet.Ha ha ha loving all the names bro, too funny! Ass cheese.. love it
sandhill larry
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This is where the label was pulled up and moved. It was from the Blue Shiva X Blue Shark {back center}. The plant was also leaned over a little. I'm using the wooden handles from hand held fans as labels. Not sure what would make a varmint want one. Blue Berry X Shark Shock {left} and Powernap X Sinmint Cookies {right}. Looking pretty good. Next week I should see if I get any males. {BIL and I are going to share pollen, and he has a plant from two of the three strains (5 of 6 seeds came up)}, so the odds are in our favor}
sandhill larry
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Looking back I see there are 10 plants in the Peach Patch. I thought that was the case, but as usual, I was running short on time yesterday when I checked on them. Will look for the other one next week.
eastcoastmo
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Ha ha I look forward to hearing what you come up with mate!!
They are looking great man, I see a lot of fire in your near future ha ha!
Mike wanker
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Sorry I just found this thread instead if the earlier weather one. Buttt....
I'm looking to grow the strain 2046 outdoors.... The stats are remarkable... High yield and the content.... But this plant takes a very long time from seed to harvest.... I'm just wondering what month to plant? Because I know the rains start in June here in florida and goes till prob august.... And I'm not real sure when to plant.... Any ideas???? A few of my friends are preparing to plant some white widow, blueberry, and candy creme in may. Should I plant then or wait longer? Are they even correct to be planting in may here in florida? I'm fairly new and always looking to learn. Thanks in advance!
I'm looking to grow the strain 2046 outdoors.... The stats are remarkable... High yield and the content.... But this plant takes a very long time from seed to harvest.... I'm just wondering what month to plant? Because I know the rains start in June here in florida and goes till prob august.... And I'm not real sure when to plant.... Any ideas???? A few of my friends are preparing to plant some white widow, blueberry, and candy creme in may. Should I plant then or wait longer? Are they even correct to be planting in may here in florida? I'm fairly new and always looking to learn. Thanks in advance!
WaxertheRadical
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Well regardless of how it turns out, hopefully you'll get a bit of tastey smoke and some stock for the next season to come. I think it's sweet that with a little fine tuning and the right strains you could potentially run a perpetual outdoor grow.
Haha This gets me every time. I thought the "Fromage de Ane" or whatever it was sounded rather clever, myself, but for sure some good strain names. I'm not going to lie, I would have a hard time NOT buying some dank called ass cheese. Lol worth picking up just get tell people what your smoking on. Larry's Ass CheeseHa ha ha loving all the names bro, too funny! Ass cheese.. love it
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ttystikk
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Might be extra popular with the gay scene. You never know about these things.Well regardless of how it turns out, hopefully you'll get a bit of tastey smoke and some stock for the next season to come. I think it's sweet that with a little fine tuning and the right strains you could potentially run a perpetual outdoor grow.
Haha This gets me every time. I thought the "Fromage de Ane" or whatever it was sounded rather clever, myself, but for sure some good strain names. I'm not going to lie, I would have a hard time NOT buying some dank called ass cheese. Lol worth picking up just get tell people what your smoking on. Larry's Ass Cheese