Guerrilla's Gusto

stoopy

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• Oct 2, 2009

• #61

It looks as if though you've been toying around with nutes all year, I fed 20-20-20 2/3 times in seedling/early veg stage and only once did I give them bloom nutes, you need to pic spots that are naturally rich, I'm not sure what type of vegetation normally grows in your spot but it's the best indicator one can have, I followed Sensi's indications and just let them go... And they went!!!!!!!1

 

Dr.Commie

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• Oct 3, 2009

• #62

mhhh yeh.... ima experiment moar next summer, my aim is 100 plants in different locations, but well see what happens; it all depends on my financial situation :S

 

Akghostbuds420

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• Mar 13, 2016

• #63

How cold can these plants handle at night? I might order some.

 

thumper60

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• Mar 14, 2016

• #64

I have had frost on mine in spring time.it killed some strains in same plot they kept on trucking

 

thumper60

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• Mar 14, 2016

• #65

old thread I no.i have grown the gusto a number of time's out doors in the swamps.no body talks much about it.but a great strain to grow in cool damp locals.most are done about mid sept.no mold.iam going heavy on this strain this yr

 

Akghostbuds420

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• Mar 14, 2016

• #66

Yeah! That's what I was hoping for. Hardy plants that are potent and tasty. I'm gonna order some for next summer for sure.