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ChemonadeV2 Big girl... smells unreal, takes my breath away when I rub a lower leaf to smell. Putrid, festering, sweaty tennis ball sweetness, berry and bakery, really addictive smell.

ChemonadeV2 smaller pheno, Offensive, potent, sweet and pastry.

Smaller ESB in LED tent. this was the heavily variegated one, smells like a bouquet of blueberry flowers, delicate and gentle.

ESB nug on middle of cola

BG lower im on day 52 10-13 days left

BG cola

BG - Apologies with the lack of pics of the bg, hard to get a good one, il make up for it agter harvest. super happy with her, even though I messed up her feeding early on.

Thanks dude, I'm way behind on the flushing of this one, completely misjudged it, so be taking her 63days, should get some fade and colour to show by then.

yes indeed dude, 2 of everything

ChemonadeV2

ChemonadeV2 the other pheno... smells just like her bigger sister just more potent, more sweet bakery berry

BG

ESB CMH

ESB LED she looks the part, very subtle berry under typical sativa smell, terpinoline???

ESB Cmh - looks very blueberry too me, what's your thoughts @conor c

ESB, this one started out stunted and heavily variegated, turned out stunning, gorgeous perfumey blueberry smell, not in your face but divine, super complex.

Haha, phew. They all look beautiful dude, love the structure on no2. I'm getting alot of tuttifrutti type smells too, starting too Stink now. looks like your as impressed with FDM as I am.

First time I had the opportunity so I jumped at it, I wasn't aware of the risks at the time. it was when broadmite had first come on the scene. It was something I look back on now and know I can pretty much deal with most things compared to the borg. Also showed me what a true elite plant should...

I was growing organic at the time, made my own blend using what I could get at the time, sea bird guano I remember that vividly cause it stunk! long story short though, I had alot of cuts sent to me, some had the borg, wiped me out for a year, didnt have a clue what it was at the time and tried...

identify the pest, research its breeding habits, break the breeding cycle, then you maintain your IPM for a week or 2, depending on the infestation, then get predator bugs. Look at ladybird plant care, based in the uk and supply everything you need for biological warfare. Very reasonable too...