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read a bit on this strain since i saw this thread and whatever the genetics, the strain sounds seriously bomb. would love to hear some more info on this shiznit

FAIL thread

"long and boring instructions"...... like the ones that tell you how to grow weed?? is this kid serious? you've spent alot of money on fancy equipment, dont know anything about growing, you live with your parents and u want others to tell you how to grow instead of actually doing any work/...

19 days since first day of germ? its kinda small. whats your lighting situation?

if i had had the money at the time of planting thats the exact medium i would have wanted to use. Fox Farm_ 1/2 Ocean Soil, 1/2 Light Warrior (and some perlite). In the second week of veg, the nutes you are using sound too weak to be doing damage. Usually yellowing on old growth sounds like...

thats a great member name dude

i think someone on another thread might be owed some sort of apology?

the fact that he was "black" is completely unrelated to the story and an unecessary detail.

fdd was attacked earlier for stating his opinion by someone pissed about something unrelated to this thread. we are lucky to have someone with his knowledge willing to be such and active member. white boy smurf...... u mad?? lol

the OP seems to know this, he is just looking for more info on a strain that happens to be purple. i would like to know more about GDP also. anyone else on topic?

in the mind of many average smokers, purple = exotic, plain and simple. in the mind of many consumers, exotic = desirable, plain and simple. the thought process then becomes, cross any strain with purple and it becomes more exotic and thus more desirable. however, when someone with experience...

those are hands down the best looking plants ive seen on RIU in the six months ive been here. damn dude, nice job

u gotta be fukin joking me...

pic 2 def looks like the sour diesel. ill take an eighth ok? thanks

what strain????

Isnt that supposed to happen? im a noob, but i've been researching heavily for almost four months now and can recall reading many times over that towards the end of flowering, specifically once you start flushing, leaves begin to dry up and die. The plants, in a last final push towards late...

ive heard it go both ways. some say ok some say too strong. but what i think is pretty much accepted is that you wont need to feed them any more nutes for a while. the nutes in the ocean soil should carry you through at least week four of veg.

bump anyone?

so stay with a soil less grow medium (seed starter) and water with fox farm nutes. or transplant to Fox Farm Ocean Soil and use nutes also, just less of them and wait longer till the first application what sounds better?

good shit, thanks for the support. rep's