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Glad to hear you agree on Plushberry. Those offspring sound nice. I'd enjoy the opportunity to give 'em a try...

5 outdoor Female Plushberries a couple of seasons ago...very "berry" taste and smell. They were exposed to cool night temps. Got darker than usual, but not full blown "purps." Yield was better than most TGA, potency just average.

Wait...looking for a cabinet grow and you guys are recommending Blue Dream? Blue Dream is a GREAT strain...but for outdoors or where it can grow BIG. Forget it for a cabinet.

I have had good luck with Attitude, the customer service has always promptly replied and stood behind their products. Sorry to hear of your situation, but they have given you a reasonable solution to your predicament.

Seems you are pinching and tip training to increase yield, right? I think you can grow any number of tops -- BUT -- the total yield won't increase exponentially. Given proper conditions (light, water, nutes) your real limiting factor to a bigger yield is the size of your pot. 5 gal. is pretty...

Remember...it's not a contest...just enjoy the results!

I've had good luck with DinaFem and Karma. Very consistent. Found a couple of "Keepers" from TGA and OG Raskal, but a wide variety of phenos within each pack.

AMEN, brother!

I have grown out Mosca C99 BX1 -- Who is to say if it is "authentic" without a full DNA test, but I have to say I'm VERY satisfied with the results from this strain -- as a bonus i got a really nice male and made a few C99 crosses as well. IMHO, strains like C99 and The White are a wonderful...

Look at the primary ingredient of Supersoil. Worm Castings. Worms are a good idea. My current formula is to keep several worm bins and compost all my egg shells, veggie scraps, fan leaves, etc. I also add kelp and alfalfa, making "super" worm casting. This is added to my growing medium ( Ocean...

Good luck with your project. You should have quite a selection from which to pick a clone mother. Not everyone gets to pick one out of 50...you lucky dog!

I've had success with both Humboldt and Dinafem. Humboldt Blue Dream, EmDog are good choices. DinaFem Blue Widow, Blue Hash and Sweet Deep Grapefruit have been good for me.

I've grown Bay 11 and Bay Dream side-by-side. Had better results with Bay Dream, but both very good. Tried RP Cole Train, just OK.

Tangerine Dream is THE WORST strain I've grown in many years. I'm sure it is unfair - but I'll never order beans from Barney's Farm ever again. The Barney's Farm breeders should know this strain sucks and pull it off the market, rather than continue to dupe growers.

I've noticed a difference in the early stages of development when top-dressing with the Montana Grow brand. Sturdier stems, disease resistance increase, overall more vigor.

I'm down with mixing my own teas and ammending soils without the latest "miracle-in-a-bottle." If you want to get ocean-based fertilizer, try water soluable OMRI organic kelp from kelp4less.com. Works well when watered with molasses, even better with foliar feeding! Add fish emulsion in veg.

Nice commentary. LMAO. A perfect example of why I live in Montana and never drive further south than Salt Lake City. We never water ski up here, just snow ski. That rules out Texans. If God wanted Texans to ski he would have made bullshit white.

Very nice grow. Congratulations! Seems like Ken's bean's worked really well for you. Good luck with your F2's. I've grown both Bay 11 and Bay Dream from Ken. Bay 11 is very good, but Bay Dream has produced a real keeper. I've germed a few more Bay Dreams and looks like I have one big boy -- my...

I saved one out of 5 BW's as a keeper. My BW from Dinafem comes in at 8 weeks, and has a moderate indica stone. Taste is a bit fruity with curing. Outdoors it yields pretty well, not so much indoors. Crossed selected BW with Karma Genetics White OG and the result is exceptional.