Girl scout cookies

skinitti666

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #1

Any tips on growing this strain as well as wedding cake. I have 1 of each growing nicely but the more info always better

 

kgp

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #2

Its a real gem. The only problem with these niche strains is the yelid. With prices of 130 per ounce or 1200 per pound you will never come out ahead. You have to have the right clientele. Heres the forum cut. Any questions lmk.

 

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xtsho

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #3

Just grow it like you would any other strain. There really isn't much difference from strain to strain. Don't overfeed, etc...

Here in Oregon they banned the name Girl Scout Cookies and several others.

The list of outlawed proper names: Girl Scout Cookies, Grape Ape, Candyland, Charlotte's Web, Cinderella, Dr. Who, Bubblelicious, Smurf, Bruce Banner, Death Star, Skywalker and Jedi Kush.

No more 'Girl Scout Cookies,' other popular names on pot packaging, state says

State officials on Friday also said they would phase in pesticide testing requirements instead of requiring full compliance starting Saturday.

www.oregonlive.com

 

PJ Diaz

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #4

I love some good GSC but stopped growing it years ago because of the yield, or lack thereof. There are many strains just as good, or better, which don't suffer the poor yield that GSC does.

 

larrypizzimp93

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #5

Isn't dosido a cross of GSC and actually better?

 

PJ Diaz

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #6

larrypizzimp93 said:

Isn't dosido a cross of GSC and actually better?

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I've heard it yields better. Haven't grown it myself. There are a lot of GSC crosses which yield better. Gelato is a GSC cross which seems many have now moved onto.

 

skinitti666

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• Nov 23, 2019

• #7

Here's my cookies

 

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skinitti666

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• Dec 2, 2019

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Update

 

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BMWEATER

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• Dec 7, 2019

• #9

In my experience GSC and most cookie blends need a bit more CalMag than most. Other than that it’s the same in my runs at least

 

diggs99

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• Dec 7, 2019

• #10

I just finished growing wedding cake.

She grew big dense colas, was fairly easy and straightforward to grow.

One thing I did notice, she was a darker green compared to the others, Nitrogen could have been dropped a little

There's pics and a logged journal if you want to see it grown out.

 

skinitti666

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• Dec 7, 2019

• #11

diggs99 said:

I just finished growing wedding cake.

She grew big dense colas, was fairly easy and straightforward to grow.

One thing I did notice, she was a darker green compared to the others, Nitrogen could have been dropped a little

There's pics and a logged journal if you want to see it grown out.

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I do bro I just failed with one of those check out my gg4 and gsc grow thread help if u can

 

skinitti666

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• Dec 25, 2019

• #12

My gsc

 

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skinitti666

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• Jan 1, 2020

• #13

Here's my gg4 and gsc 2 1/2 weeks into flower

 

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