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Greenthumbntraining
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I pulled my GDP last night
Greenthumbntraining
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I hav GSC & Tahoe og but im bout 2 get sum mother clones on Monday dnt no wut yetwhat u going to have up next
Greenthumbntraining
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Im still waiting on my friend for the GDP clones gona try doin it hydro,gona get 8 plants
Greenthumbntraining
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I got my GSC from San Francisco Berner's hemp center
Greenthumbntraining
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Yeah there's alota fake GSC out there
ricot
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GSC looks like the lowest yielder I've ever seen, maybe after those EXTREME sativas that produce strings of calyxes.. But if it's anything like the "GSC" I smoked a while ago… It's at least worth having around.. For personal smoke.
D, I only see one pic of the PW2 at what looks to be like 4-5 weeks in.. Looking very frosty..
Do you have any more shots of the cut, and how's she stretch?
D, I only see one pic of the PW2 at what looks to be like 4-5 weeks in.. Looking very frosty..
Do you have any more shots of the cut, and how's she stretch?
Dr.D81
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Strain Name: Dr. Grinspoon
Grade: A
Type: 100% Pure Heirloom Sativa
Looks: The plant has a distinct flowering pattern that makes it a standout in the garden. The pure sativa heritage means Dr. Grinspoon forms long twig-like branches with the buds loosely strung popcorn style along the willowy stems. As the plants mature, they begin to fill gaps between bud sites, but the buds remain distinct rather than gathering into one large flower. Yields are moderate with harvests up to 350 grams per square meter.
Smell: The aroma has the tropical-floral elements expected of an island sativa, but there is also a distinct lemon-herbal sumac smell. These notes are carried through in flavor
Taste: Delivering a light lemon tang and a touch of honeyed earthiness.
Effects: This strains clarity will be manna for the true aficionado. Dr. Grinspoon has a pleasant entry into the high, inviting a blissful and expansive mood that enhances compassion and provokes intellectual insights.
Potency: 18-25%
Reviewed by: Barneys Farm Seed Co.
Good Strain For: A daytime smoke or for long evenings with friends, intimate conversations, and deep enjoyment. Given the heightened awareness it encourages, it is less suitable right before retiring for sleep. The effects of Dr. Grinspoon taper off gradually, leaving one as clearheaded at finish as they were at the outset, only quite possibly with a host of new ideas and pleasant experiences to remember
Nizza
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hey D, i have a "purp" bagseed that produces very wispy looking, frosty ass buds.
I'm forced to take it day 59 with my other plant, because i need the space for vegging my bigger plants (higher priority)
I figured i'd dark cycle it for a few days, and chop it, i put it in the dark today
would it be worth it to throw it in a cfl chamber and give it some more time? or do u think sativas like this can be chopped early with a good effect still. I understand it won't be peak potency, so i didn't know how much it may help to do the CFL idea.
thanks, by the way i grow horizontal and plan to be the alter ego of you but in the horizontal world of growing
also, what is your method of recording weights, and calculating runs versus eachother?
i find gram per watt has too many variables to mean much without including some other things into the formula
i figured i could maybe record the days from rooted clone transplanting to it's medium. then from there i'd record the total amount of days it took, and figure out how many KWH it used, then use that and my total weight to find gram per KWH, and record that per strain.
once i find the average amount of yield per whatever i can adjust the equation for low yielding and high yielding strains and know what to expect when looking at other peoples numbers
i don't know if i'm overthinking it but is there an easier way?
I'm forced to take it day 59 with my other plant, because i need the space for vegging my bigger plants (higher priority)
I figured i'd dark cycle it for a few days, and chop it, i put it in the dark today
would it be worth it to throw it in a cfl chamber and give it some more time? or do u think sativas like this can be chopped early with a good effect still. I understand it won't be peak potency, so i didn't know how much it may help to do the CFL idea.
thanks, by the way i grow horizontal and plan to be the alter ego of you but in the horizontal world of growing
also, what is your method of recording weights, and calculating runs versus eachother?
i find gram per watt has too many variables to mean much without including some other things into the formula
i figured i could maybe record the days from rooted clone transplanting to it's medium. then from there i'd record the total amount of days it took, and figure out how many KWH it used, then use that and my total weight to find gram per KWH, and record that per strain.
once i find the average amount of yield per whatever i can adjust the equation for low yielding and high yielding strains and know what to expect when looking at other peoples numbers
i don't know if i'm overthinking it but is there an easier way?
Dr.D81
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with the sativa you can try but give it a lot of light. thy are known to hermi in low light if it is equilateral in origin. you can use that to make fem seed if it happened. i am going to be running a vert 100+ cutting sog so am am judging by the plant as they are given the same space. i am going by taste, smell, and high more than yield myself. Not to say yield is not important 
well not as much typing as i thought
well not as much typing as i thought
Nizza
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well the only things i could pollinate right now are feminized, is that ok to pollinate a feminized seed ?
maybe i'll do it, to a small selected plant. Now that you mention it, i opened the room one morning to fine a single nanner coming out of one of the buds, guessing this is cause it needs more light like you said.
damn 100 plants is a lot to try and do, for now i think ill keep it down to 3 at a time in the flowering cab lol
your work is excellent and its going to be hard to get vertical like results with a horizontal setup..
I plan on making things as "shiny" as possible
I understand how you compare runs, I guess this is something you can't really math out haha...
thanks bro
maybe i'll do it, to a small selected plant. Now that you mention it, i opened the room one morning to fine a single nanner coming out of one of the buds, guessing this is cause it needs more light like you said.
damn 100 plants is a lot to try and do, for now i think ill keep it down to 3 at a time in the flowering cab lol
your work is excellent and its going to be hard to get vertical like results with a horizontal setup..
I plan on making things as "shiny" as possible
I understand how you compare runs, I guess this is something you can't really math out haha...
thanks bro