GPS CONTEST THREAD

Amos Otis

Well-Known Member
Results:

@thenotsoesoteric - 3
@Sour Wreck - 6
@HydoDan - 5
@HydroRed - 6
@AmericanGrower508 - 6
@GreenHighlander - 3
@dubekoms - 5
@Cold$moke - 4
@Heisengrow - 7

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Winner winner chicken dinner !

Is there some sort of prize associated with this.i like free shit!

Officially, no, as it was a "fun" contest in compliance with the website TOS.

On a different topics altogether, did you know Brisco County's "Big Smith" produced fun sweet fruity and stoney colas in 56 days in one documented grow?

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The fun begins for real with a PM, dog.
 

HydroRed

Well-Known Member
Results:

@thenotsoesoteric - 3
@Sour Wreck - 6
@HydoDan - 5
@HydroRed - 6
@AmericanGrower508 - 6
@GreenHighlander - 3
@dubekoms - 5
@Cold$moke - 4
@Heisengrow - 7

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Winner winner chicken dinner !



Officially, no, as it was a "fun" contest in compliance with the website TOS.

On a different topics altogether, did you know Brisco County's "Big Smith" produced fun sweet fruity and stoney colas in 56 days in one documented grow?

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The fun begins for real with a PM, dog.

That was....fun! Thanks brother
 

thenotsoesoteric

Well-Known Member
Results:

@thenotsoesoteric - 3
@Sour Wreck - 6
@HydoDan - 5
@HydroRed - 6
@AmericanGrower508 - 6
@GreenHighlander - 3
@dubekoms - 5
@Cold$moke - 4
@Heisengrow - 7

View attachment 4088358
Winner winner chicken dinner !



Officially, no, as it was a "fun" contest in compliance with the website TOS.

On a different topics altogether, did you know Brisco County's "Big Smith" produced fun sweet fruity and stoney colas in 56 days in one documented grow?

View attachment 4088361 View attachment 4088362

The fun begins for real with a PM, dog.
Swing and a miss.

 

Amos Otis

Well-Known Member
Before this thread gets abandoned, I thought this would be as good a place as any to drop the Brisco County Guide for Hydro Transplanting. I've never seen this done anywhere else, which is not to say that it's not, but as far as I know it's an original technique. I experimented with one a couple of years ago, and it's now standard procedure when moving confirmed females from a filled 1 gal container to a 5 gal.

Warning: This could frighten all who 'baby' their plants, as I used to. :)

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With a bare hand, the roots are squeezed and push/pulled up through and out of the 1 gal lid.

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Three done, 2 to go. These are 20 hours later, looking extremely content.

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Thanks to those who've followed along, especially after the thread relocation
 
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