Greenpoint seeds!!

It depends how far you go back. Originally, self-righteous haters and trolls surrounding... meh. It's just too dumb. All I can say is I've personally started 11 packs of 10 seeds with nearly 100% germination rate. My grow partner and I have bought over 50 packs over dozens of orders with rarely a problem, and those problems (snowmeggedeon, mail) were quickly fixed/replaced. Other grower friends of mine are very happy with GPS, and that's how I found out about the company. I'm sure there are some real/worthy complaints as no business is perfect. I do believe many of the germination or grow complaints are due to novice's or poor technique. Edit: and the genetic lottery as someone else stated.
Thats great to hear.
 

hillbill

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Second Tomahawk is down. Very indica and real fat nugs like dense pine cones sprouting little dense cones.
Loud and smells like burned gunpowder and something nasty and earthy cedar.

Trichs 20% amber and 10% clear. Best looking trichs ever on both. Densely packed with long thick stems and huge heads. This indica never quit with new pistols but quit taking water a couple days ago. Bud leaf trikes were 80% amber. Small bush without room for any more bud.

These look so different but smells similar and trichs look alike. Impressive so far. Info on site said wide range of phenos.
 

gwheels

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Greenpoint gear running....GMO cake clone got chopped this morning...day 59 or 60 and amber lighting up all over. I will smoke that in a few days.

I have purple punch and Dubstep soaking to fill my veg room back up when i transfer to bloom.

Right now its Wedding Dub and Skeleton Cookies.
Skeleton Cookies flowering under 3k with 770nm far reds from true northern lighting.
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Wedding Dub...buds are hards as rocks now. About a week away from an amber showing up. I will flawless finish her in a few days.
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dakilla187

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Anyone else have a bad habit of expanding their clone library and have a hard time getting rid of certain genetics and moving on? My library keeps gettin bigger and bigger making it harder and harder and yet im stubborn to get rid of some.. I been slowly giving away genetics so at least someone else has them but im like a tortoise with no legs
 

FluffsTravels

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Anyone else have a bad habit of expanding their clone library and have a hard time getting rid of certain genetics and moving on? My library keeps gettin bigger and bigger making it harder and harder and yet im stubborn to get rid of some.. I been slowly giving away genetics so at least someone else has them but im like a tortoise with no legs
I don't. If it doesn't meet all the criteria (above average yield, potency, vigorous growth, good odor, and resinous enough), it's gone. Like Sweet Brown says, "ain't nobody got time for that," or at least I don't. My problem is collecting seeds, lol, which was really bad when there were auctions. Prices are even better now than many auctions, but I have just about everything and I don't buy feminized. That being said, my current pheno hunt with 34 females remaining is going to be a test of my killer instincts. 9-American-Psycho-quotes.gif
 

FluffsTravels

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Sooo... GPS no longer accepts money orders. ?? I hadn't placed an order in a while as I had broken my addiction. I thought I'd take advantage of the Xmas sale, but at checkout there was no M.O. option. After endless problems ordering with a credit or debit card, I went to MO's and it was flawless. I ordered a ton. The payofix situation was a nightmare. I don't want to go back to calling my bank over and over and over again. Is the credit card situation better?
Against my instincts I sent GPS cash for an Xmas day order. I just don't like sending cash in the mail. I had checked out not realizing they no longer accepted money orders. Great news... they received it and my order is processing. I'll use a CC next time now that I've heard that is working flawlessly.
 

nobighurry

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Harpua is one of my favorites. I’m a dog person and the whole “dog in the station” outro is such a jam. I play piano and guitar so I’m obsessed with Page and Trey, so I’ve got a slightly different favorite song profile than a lot of phish heads. I always hear them tease that part of harpua in foam too.

Shit let’s not make this totally off topic. I did chuck the shittiest looking pebble pusher and OBS. Just one of each to make room for some clones. There are actually a couple that are starting to show some promise. I’m going to start running a propane heater in the room to help them move a little more water.
Just a little FYI one winter I ran into some phosphorus & mag defencies, took me awhile to figure out it was due to cold soil temps, once I put a heating pad/thermostat things turned right around, cool wet soill slows uptake...
 

TerrapinBlazin

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Yeah I know that my slow growth on some of them is most likely from low temps. I don’t think I’ll have to worry about nute deficiency anymore because of the soil I build now. I haven’t seen any chlorosis or light green leaves with dark veins since I started adding bone meal and epsom salt to my soil pre-compost.
 

TerrapinBlazin

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Anyway they’re not all growing slow. Here’s a pic of my 4 snake oil. From my own experience I highly recommend this one for easy growing. I’m slightly worried that the super big, vigorous ones are males but who knows? They’re the same size as my feminized ice cream punch. I’m digging the fat, overlapping fan leaves and I hope this is the sensi star showing through. They’re about 3 weeks I think. I kinda fucked up by not dating them but I’m not overly concerned about how long it takes the seedlings. The real test will be how the clones perform. As soon as the males reveal themselves and I can make some room in there I’m thinking about popping the rest of the snake oil. There may be an even better pheno waiting inside one of the other beans.

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FluffsTravels

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I'm curious about how many of you practice defoliation and to what extent? Schwazzing, from the book Three A Light, seems ridiculous to me, and I already average three a light during normal non-phono hunt grows. Even when I did moderate large upper fan leaf trims to get light to lower buds (about 10 years ago), the difference in yield was negligible. Lowers may have been denser or better, but were the uppers smaller? Environment, often fluctuating due to seasons, was the primary cause of yield fluctuations. The plants you see in my last pic are between 4 and 5 feet tall from the floor. 12 to 18 inches below the top buds of the plant is completely stripped to the bottom.
 
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kmog33

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Producer as far as flavor, potency, yield?
The topanga is at the top of my list. It is just super strong, super green and is LOUD. Chem 4 is a good one but the GMO in my opinion is stronger. Its chem D and girl scout cookies. Its loud as all get out and yields big. The purple punch is very good also. The flavor and smell is the most unique I've ever been around. Truthfully If I had to pick 3 I could not live without, it would be GMO , Topanga Canyon, and the Purple Punch. All of the strains are good honestly, but some just stand out in there own way.

I personally preferred the topanga crosses over the punch , but majority of people want punch so it is not up to me. My opinion the topanga x Gmo would create the next best thing. Both moms are true powerhouses. Vigor, potency, everything is off the charts.
As far as regs go the stardawg Corey and stardawg Male together made some rediculous offspring. There was issue that kept him from making those seeds in bulk but they are coming early spring for sure. The Corey is a very nice one IMO. I like it better than the chem4.. I can answer the questions best as I can but heisen is super busy and it's hard to get a straight answer from him sometimes so I fill in the best i can.
Purple punch is weak though....
 

TerrapinBlazin

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I'm curious about how many of you practice defoliation and to what extent? Schwazzing, from the book Three A Light, seems ridiculous to me, and I already average three a light during normal non-phono hunt grows. Even when I did moderate large upper fan leaf trims to get light to lower buds (about 10 years ago), the difference in yield was negligible. Lowers may have been denser or better, but were the uppers smaller? Environment, often fluctuating due to seasons, was the primary cause of yield fluctuations. The plants you see in my last pic are between 4 and 5 feet tall from the floor. 12 to 18 inches below the top buds of the plant is completely stripped to the bottom.
I learned my defoliation technique from a local friend with a lot more experience than me and it seemed to work really well. The way he explained it to me is to just cut off all the large fan leaves everywhere when you flip and then again at 21 days. Fan leaves on main and secondary branches. This helps get more light to lower bud sites and I guess makes it so virtually no bud sites get larfy. None of my colas seemed smaller than usual. I’ve always felt like the best way to get bigger colas it to top/train less. Anyway I followed his instructions last time and it came out really well. Have you tried that copper chem yet or is this your first go with it? I was thinking if I wanted a chemdawg strain I’d get that one over the stardawg f2.
 

FluffsTravels

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Wrd. That's pretty similar if not the same as the schwazzing technique.

This is the first go with the Copper Chem and the Cake n Chem. I agree... I'd go with Copper Chem over the Stardawg F2. I'll continue to post pics and info about this pheno hunt.
 
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