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billcollector99

billcollector99

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Supchaka where you @?
Just wanted to say, I smoked a bowl of peacock right now, and the taste is eerily reminiscent of Hawgsbreath.. Actually an exact replica of Hawgsbreath in the taste dept...
 
DST

DST

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cheers lad, I use to have Ccleaner a while back, but I think the problem is underlying. I have used RougueKiller, Malwarebites (a very highly recommended one BTW), with a slew of others. I think the problem lies in the master boot record/MBR, and nothing is going to shift that short of deleting the fucking thing and re-installing (as far as I am aware - I have even had a chat with the Fraud department at my bank about it. I am going to check out Spybot though for sure.

Saerimmner said:
Download and use Ccleaner & Spybot search and destroy, between the 2 of em it should shift the problem lol
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supchaka

supchaka

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billcollector99 said:
Supchaka where you @?
Just wanted to say, I smoked a bowl of peacock right now, and the taste is eerily reminiscent of Hawgsbreath.. Actually an exact replica of Hawgsbreath in the taste dept...
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Ive not heard of that strain! Although I feel my peacock is an IBL Im technically growing 2 F2's of her since I made more seed. They look pretty identical to my chaka OG cross so the peacock is a very dominant strain so far.
 
DST

DST

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I think the general consensus is that an F4 is an IBL.

An IBL is basically two similar plants showing similar traits that are continually inbred. Simple as that as far as I can see.

A hybrid is two dis-similar plants (a sativa x indica for example) that are crossed to create new genetic offsrping, which are the F1's of course.



TrynaGroSumShyt said:
What is an ibl? I mean i know what it is but do you call em IBL at f4, f5 or what ?
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TrynaGroSumShyt

TrynaGroSumShyt

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thx D. then i guess at f4 my lush would be an ibl and i can stop naming filial generations. bout to start looking for my f4 male to make f5's and getting tired of naming the generation .
 
DST

DST

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I guess thats the trick though, finding the male with the exact same traits. There in lies the difficult element.
 
supchaka

supchaka

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Yeah I called mine an IBL because the guy the seeds came from had been growing it and inbreeding it for unknown generations. I personally have bred it to itself once.
 
afrawfraw

afrawfraw

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Grabbing Blueberry, G13, and White widow, splashing a bunch of pollen around, and calling the seeds Blue 13 widow scores you no points! Sorry, just laughing at the west coast genetics.
 
afrawfraw

afrawfraw

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Scenario: Bloke A is flowering a new Strawberry cough along side his White Widow.. He stresses the plants and a few hermy flowers pollinate the room. Instead of turning it into tincture, he collects the seeds and sells "White Cough" seeds. Some one else buys some, thinking it's legit. He grows them, culls out the males, and passes one to a friend. Ta DA! The friend clones 12, flowers them and brings it to the cafe.

The trend goes, someone gets a good strain. Lets say Cheese. The next thing you know....Skywalker Cheese, Blue Cheese, Cheese Band, Cheese Poison, Etc.
If it took a while to produce these strains, I would trust them. But 8 new cheese strains in a month!? How do you stabilize in 30 days? He he he.

Not to mention most herm.
 
F.M.I.L.Y

F.M.I.L.Y

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afrawfraw said:
Scenario: Bloke A is flowering a new Strawberry cough along side his White Widow.. He stresses the plants and a few hermy flowers pollinate the room. Instead of turning it into tincture, he collects the seeds and sells "White Cough" seeds. Some one else buys some, thinking it's legit. He grows them, culls out the males, and passes one to a friend. Ta DA! The friend clones 12, flowers them and brings it to the cafe.

The trend goes, someone gets a good strain. Lets say Cheese. The next thing you know....Skywalker Cheese, Blue Cheese, Cheese Band, Cheese Poison, Etc.
If it took a while to produce these strains, I would trust them. But 8 new cheese strains in a month!? How do you stabilize in 30 days? He he he.

Not to mention most herm.
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That can be anyone or anywhere, not just the west coast.
 
bassman999

bassman999

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Trimming my Purple Urkle 2nite and will prolly get to the Grape Krush tomorrow. I really should have started trimming y-day as they are almost over dry. I put them in a tote till I trim them to keep em from drying more. I am yielding well so far. I dont like to say numbers, but It will be at least if not more than I was anticipating. Ill post some pics later prolly.
 
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