Those all sound killer the cheese xchem91 especially imo sounds good also the chem1 x cheese should be interesting as well I'd think
CSI humboldt thread
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Coldnasty
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go go , good luck ! Epic choice in breeder
BongChoi
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You may have already considered this but it might be good to scrounge around for something to put under the shorty to make it raised to a similar height to the others. Nice mix of flavors you got there.
PapaSlick76
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The bottom of my tent always looks all tetrised out. I seem to perpetually have 1 taller plant even though I keep the tents to 1 strain per tent.
Dank Budz
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Yeah I eventually will, I almost always have to, like slick said above, no matter what always a midget in the group
BongChoi
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Haha the way she goes sometimes, can't get too comfortable. The plant will somehow find a way to keep you on your toes.The bottom of my tent always looks all tetrised out. I seem to perpetually have 1 taller plant even though I keep the tents to 1 strain per tent.
I just setup 800w near one corner of a 9'x11'x7'tall white walled room with some og cuts in a 5x5 section. Kind of curious to see how much useable light there is/if people here recommend putting more cuts off to the sides where there is less light and more open space? I don't have much experience indoors and this will be my first run with this setup.
I have more GMO clones about ready to root, I'm thinking their stretchy growth will let them reach for the light fast and somewhat catch up to the OG's. We aren't drying in the same space so luckily the different harvest windows would be a problem.
To bring it back on topic of the thread I'm going to pop some space force(air force one #1 x T-1000) seeds next, been 2 years since I opened the vault.. too long
Lurpin
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That little one in the middle looks like shes leaning to the urkle side pretty hard. Pretty much looks like what my urkle s1 seeds looked like from CSI.
Seawood
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408 pages is a lot to peruse for an answer so I’m just gonna skip that part. Looking for strain recommendations for outdoors in the far northeast. It’s the one thing that irks me about the CSI website…there nothing for flowering times or which cultivars are recommended for outdoor grows. Thanks.
Coldnasty
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I love your garden, wish I could grow outdoors
skuba
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Can't speak on the northeast, but the chem91 x urkle and trainwreck x urkle did well outdoors in the northwest and finished around Halloween. This is just speculation, but I don't think Girl Scout cookie hybrids (gsc, runtz, etc) would do well in a wet fall, because they're so dense
Lurpin
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I agree. I think the purple indicas would do well. They might hopefully have a shorter flowering time so you can get them in before the weather gets too bad too.
Seawood
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Oct 31st is no bueno around these parts. Max Oct 15th in a good year. It’s the one thing I don’t like about the CSI site…no info on flowering times or which strains are outdoor compatible.
Bubblegum has been noted by csi as very good outdoors - very mold resistant. Id look into crosses with it that sound cool.
strandloper
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I grew a bunch out last year and they all molded by mid september at 40 north in the NE
Meairtt Damon
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Big Bad Wolf
day 35
Some nice fuelly skunky terps coming off a few, some straight chem D smells, and a few with not much odour at all..
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Branded bubba
Day 35
Second run of these beauties
The best 5 keepers of the initial run of 3 packs..
Most Branded bubbas are out performing the BBW for bud and frost development, definitely resin production..
Mostly bubba terps on a more chem 4 type frame/ structure ( that’s what I selected for)
A couple have a more viney kush type frame with golf ball nugs and bubba terps, lots of vigour and frost is next level..
Love it.
Close up picks soon..
Good to know - yeah east coast in general is a different beast than cali. Lots of humidity is brutal.
Lurpin
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I grew his purple urkle outside in Hawaii year around for years and never once got mold. The humidity on average is upwards of 75-80% throughout the year there. Not sure what the humidity levels are on the east coast.