Stoned Drifter
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Sick! Thanks!
Greenpoint seeds!!
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Frank Nitty
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Frank Nitty
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They say that imitation is the best form of flattery
whytewidow
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Just dropped LVTK in an aqua/h2o2 solution. It sank immediately.
whytewidow
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Obs x mimosa seed run=total bust. 24 decent looking seeds. Pollen just didn' take. But I only dusted once.
growslut
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Hey Keyown you could trim them like others have suggested. Or you could take clippings for clones and then you have time to regrow.
Or, what you might want to try is changing the timers in your veg tent to a flower schedule. That way you can start the plants flowering, and then just move them to the full-time flower tent once the diesels are done
growslut
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Wow Nugheuser sounds like you got a mosquito jungle!
In this area of Socal there aren't many mosquitos but there are a bugs that like to chomp on plants like aphids, thrips, white flies, slugs, grubs, and especially ear worms have been causing all kinds of problems this year. Fortunately there is also a healthy amount of beneficial bugs like praying mantis', ladybugs and lacewings.
I kidnapped a couple of praying mantis from the yard and put them inside in the tent. They do a good job keeping the bugs down but I didn't realize they would be so territorial. They seem to find one plant and make it there home--for weeks at a time. I've only got 2 mantis's and they don't travel around the tent as much as I'd hoped.
Then last week I noticed thousands of tiny mites running along the edge of the plant containers inside my flower tent. Its got me concerned but they are fast moving and my understanding is that means they are likely good mites that feed on fungus knats--which I also have constant problems with. I've been keeping an eye on the plants and so far no signs of damage to the plants.
I'm terrified of getting broad or spider mites
In this area of Socal there aren't many mosquitos but there are a bugs that like to chomp on plants like aphids, thrips, white flies, slugs, grubs, and especially ear worms have been causing all kinds of problems this year. Fortunately there is also a healthy amount of beneficial bugs like praying mantis', ladybugs and lacewings.
I kidnapped a couple of praying mantis from the yard and put them inside in the tent. They do a good job keeping the bugs down but I didn't realize they would be so territorial. They seem to find one plant and make it there home--for weeks at a time. I've only got 2 mantis's and they don't travel around the tent as much as I'd hoped.
Then last week I noticed thousands of tiny mites running along the edge of the plant containers inside my flower tent. Its got me concerned but they are fast moving and my understanding is that means they are likely good mites that feed on fungus knats--which I also have constant problems with. I've been keeping an eye on the plants and so far no signs of damage to the plants.
I'm terrified of getting broad or spider mites
Chunky Stool
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You might have springtails, which are harmless.
I get them from fresh worm castings.
Ginger Viking
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Can you combine your starter and veg area for the time being and flip the other to 12/12?
nobighurry
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Smoked all but the oxacan, Guerrero strains that stuff used to get around! For me it's a Toss up between Hawaiian & Panama Red as the strongest in the day...Then again, does anyone remember 1977?
I was still a lad, but High Times printed this centerfold.
How things have changed.
nobighurry
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I ordered from them over the late winter took over 2 months! No breeders packs, blister packs with the strain written in ink pen, I guess I am the lucky one I did finally get seeds, but never again...
Getgrowingson
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Just want to give @Gu~ a shout out for going out of his way and taking care of customers who dealt with the whole sag bullshit. He went above and beyond on my end in taking care of me and making it right and that is hard to come by these days. If your looking for the Chem dominate I’m assuming to hit the copper Chem first? I’ve seen a few pics of the bodega Bubblegum and it looks fire if I can find the bubblegum with the nuances of the Chem in the back. Anyway much respect gu your stand up!
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Chunky Stool
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Only two of my bodega bubblegum females are chem dominant.
First one is typical burnt rubber but the second smells rotten -- like roadkill.
Is there a strain called 'Bloated Possum'?
tatonka
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I vote you run cackleberry
tatonka
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I have thought this whole time it was crackleberry.
So how about a Chuck of Heath Robinson's Black Rose x Cackleberry
and call it Black Cack
yimbeans
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Love some good Hawaiian might have to run these old old Malachi Frost seeds soon!
nobighurry
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Do they survive in a small flower room 6x8? I had thrips from hell late fall, total tear down clean, clean came from some worm castings I bought at a farmers market