DR. aMbRa TrYcoMbs* SuMmEr BUD baKE*2011***12/12 gRowiN'

DST · Jul 8, 2011

57, lmao, yeh right Ambs, and I am 21!!!

Anyway, you have a good weekend ya freakin "roll and butter", and tell yer hubby that there's no way I would have any of my visitors cleaning my house - UNLESS THEY MAKE A MESS!!! - so he will get baked and not even have to do any cleaning at all, can you imagine, he will believe Amsterdam is Heaven. And don't get me started about your whip, I just had to delete a whole paragraph of what I wrote, lol................I thought, I can't post that!!! hahahaha.

Peace, DST

EDIT: and the whole reason I wanted to post here, I loved that video you posted, what a freak out, hehe, TEAR DROPS AND GIANT SNAILS :shock:

C.Indica · Jul 8, 2011

Sounds like a tool song? Am I right?

DST · Jul 8, 2011

COREECT! You win todays special prize, a set of lovely garden furniture, lol.

C.Indica said:
Sounds like a tool song? Am I right?

Dr.Amber Trichome · Jul 9, 2011

and fuzzy slippers!hahah

DST · Jul 9, 2011

the big slipper...4.00min-ish, hehe. Old skool Billy.
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blower · Jul 9, 2011

wont cropping induce bugs or disease for the holes that have been cut.... thats why it betters to LST or FIM

treemasterskunk · Jul 9, 2011

Awesome thread Dr A,

Brand new to the forums and growing
DST my man..... hope ya all good mate.

How do i subscribe??!!

Regards
TMS :leaf:

DST · Jul 9, 2011

blower said:
wont cropping induce bugs or disease for the holes that have been cut.... thats why it betters to LST or FIM

Now that is a new one to me. I know that plants give of chemicals when they are being eaten by bugs so that predator bugs wil be attracked to the plant. However, I was not aware they gave off chemicals to attract predators when there is damage to the plant. In my experience of supercropping, and I do like to get in and snap it up with my ladies, is that it has not induced a bug infestation yet. In fact the breaks are generally the strongest part of the plant and often produce the largest fruit, both on my MJ plants, and also my tomato plants....that's just my 2 cents.

treemasterskunk said:
Awesome thread Dr A,

Brand new to the forums and growing
DST my man..... hope ya all good mate.

How do i subscribe??!!

Regards
TMS

Hey TMS, good to see you here at Ambers party, tis a blast lad. To subscribe to a thread you can tick the box in the Advanced Reply option, or alternatively go to the top of the page and click on the drop down menu "Thread Tools", and then scroll down to the last possible option (there are 3 options, but due to the colour of the skin RIU uses you cannot actually see what they say, so once you hover over it you might see the Subscribe to Thread, click on that and then select how you want to be notified (i.e by email, or through your control panel). And select away. Hope that makes sense.

Peace, DST

C.Indica · Jul 10, 2011

Ahh everything is back to normal.
Makes me feel at home.
Life is good. My lady is at 4 weeks, her buds are starting to get that colored fuzz of trichomes. She is more of a lime green/green lady.

Mmmmmmmmm.

kevin murphy · Jul 10, 2011

hows things dr..hope all is well in the garden and things are going smooth for ya..peace..km..

Dr.Amber Trichome · Jul 10, 2011

blower said:
wont cropping induce bugs or disease for the holes that have been cut.... thats why it betters to LST or FIM

hi, i never really thought of it that way before... supercropping is tooo damn fun not to do.PLUS..i have had nothing but good results from supercropping and never any disease. Yes there are pinch like bamboo scars where the trauma occured but my wounds have all healed at a rate far too fast for infection to set in! Give it a try sometime... Dr. Trichome

treemasterskunk said:
Awesome thread Dr A,

Brand new to the forums and growing
DST my man..... hope ya all good mate.

How do i subscribe??!!

Regards
TMS

TMS, may i bid welcome (in my most evil dracula voice) haha.. i sent you a personal message regarding how to subscribe. Have fun on RIU!! :lol:

C.Indica said:
Ahh everything is back to normal.
Makes me feel at home.
Life is good. My lady is at 4 weeks, her buds are starting to get that colored fuzz of trichomes. She is more of a lime green/green lady.

Mmmmmmmmm.

Im very happy to hear that everything is peachy again C. Eye. Can you post an image of you lady? either one.. lol Lime green lady sounds mouth wateringly delicious. my taste buds are exploding just thinking of how juicy she will taste~hahaha :leaf:

kevin murphy said:
hows things dr..hope all is well in the garden and things are going smooth for ya..peace..km..

Things is real good KEv.. things are smooth right now..really no issues to worry about , im very very pleased. I hope your doing well!~ :leaf:

Thanks D'st for taking time to help answer a couple of those questions! The comedian video was ridiculously funny! :lol:

C.Indica · Jul 10, 2011

I don't have a quality camera, and both the local photographers I know in the area are out of contact. One burned a bridge with me, and the other one's son did the same. Sucks.
But whenever I get the chance with a nice camera I will.

Dr.Amber Trichome · Jul 10, 2011

Hey.Today is the day I switched from 600 watt to Super Lumen. Its going to get much hotter in the tent. Im at day 36 from seed and the girls are flowering full speed ahead.
I got my Martini Ph meter and used it for the first time tonight. It works very well.
The girls look green and healthy and im very very pleased with how things are shaping up.

Lemon Skunks

cherry cheese livers

C.Indica · Jul 11, 2011

Wait a minute, how many days were they in veg before you switched to 12/12?
Or are they 12/12 from seed?
Lookin' good.
I like the Snow White / Lemon Skunk early buds.
Can't wait to see them full.
Why are the skunks bear clawin'?

kevin murphy · Jul 11, 2011

the early buds look really nice sweet as ..nice pic update...

DST · Jul 11, 2011

Cherry Cheese Livers look like winners to me Ambs. The clawing skunks look a bit stretchyo to me and I find that the plants that stretch more often than not are more susceptible to the claw effect....

Don Gin and Ton · Jul 11, 2011

ill second that i reckon the cc x l looks champion. superlumens on! we are A GO! a little clawing never hurt anyone

kevin murphy · Jul 11, 2011

new pics lad a few pages from the back..hope all is well on your grow rep...

Dr.Amber Trichome · Jul 11, 2011

C.Indica said:
Wait a minute, how many days were they in veg before you switched to 12/12?
Or are they 12/12 from seed?
Lookin' good.
I like the Snow White / Lemon Skunk early buds.
Can't wait to see them full.
Why are the skunks bear clawin'?

yo C.I. i had them in a 18/6 veg for the first week.. then right to 12/12.. the first 2 weeks of 12/12 with my MH 600watts. From that time forward 12/12 HP. Not bad for just over a month old i reckon.

kevin murphy said:
the early buds look really nice sweet as ..nice pic update...

thanks kev.

DST said:
Cherry Cheese Livers look like winners to me Ambs. The clawing skunks look a bit stretchyo to me and I find that the plants that stretch more often than not are more susceptible to the claw effect....

ah, so that is what you call that leaf effect. Yeah, i dont know what happened with the lemon skunk. she was a really tight short little bitch up until last week.. then all this stretching took place. so i am a bit disappointed.. I wonder why she suddenly turned on me.lol

Don Gin and Ton said:
ill second that i reckon the cc x l looks champion. superlumens on! we are A GO! a little clawing never hurt anyone

thanks DGT. im very impressed with the cc livers as a 12/12 grow.. and shes remarkable as a normal grow as well. do you know who invented her? who ever it was is brilliant!
a realy winner. whats does she smoke like? taste, smell, potency??