Nugnewbie
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Breeder?
Most vigorous high yielding strain youve ever grown?
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MtRainDog
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I grew HB's S1 of Shoreline's cut and they were all great. I have a few packs of Shoreline's BX's too. I would also look at Cannaventure's pure ECSD (it's also an S1)
Nugnewbie
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Thanks, will look and see if either ships to my area.
conor c
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Was a ok strain years ago when it was not long out but i aint seen it grown out in a long time it wasnt the most vigorous plant ever but it was no slouch either ime and i used to know a guy who kept a cut of it for years that was pretty good but he aint with us no more sadly hopefully it turns out ok for you
Hobbes
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I'm growing ECSD too, but from Dr Greenthumb.
I think this will yield me as good or better than any other crop I've grown.
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2cent
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The Girl Scout karma cut sounds nice though I can’t find on their site hah
they got the diesel line biker kush line tini line
I’m taking their sour line in sour is sick lol
I like headbanger and gorilla glue they got a gg4 cross headbanger says avg yields but I doubt that with them two strains
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Rurumo
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Two of my highest ever yielding plants were Sour D and a Sour D cross. I bet you'll get some of your highest yields with your ECSD crop Hobbes.
dankydank1973
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G13 pineapple express always delivers.
Barneys ayahuasca purple was probably the best so far. Visually, physically, smell, all around. Too bad budworms exist. Dicks.
Barneys ayahuasca purple was probably the best so far. Visually, physically, smell, all around. Too bad budworms exist. Dicks.
Bud man 43
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THC bomb-20+ from 1-6’ plant
Huge colas- just trying some now after 3+ weeks in the jar- nice citrus flavor- works nice
Huge colas- just trying some now after 3+ weeks in the jar- nice citrus flavor- works nice
hillbill
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What a difference a month makes! Super Critical busted out and above average size with very nice trykes. Candy types smells coming off big firm buds. Typical hybreed looking leaves, stems pretty strong. May have enough branching with other methods but not much.
Greengrouch
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Probably the gorilla glue from weedseedsexpress I grew a few years ago second grow, hydro absolute monster. Or the Monster pebbles I won in a giveaway I kept em small but they stacked nice. 
conor c
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Glad its turning out better than u expected as i said years ago it was a decent plant
Funkentelechy
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My highest yielder so far has been Lava fields from Dynasty. Grew one plant this year that produced over five and a half pounds, from one plant.
Funkentelechy
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I was taught by a huge production grower in Humbolt, he had a buddy that grew for Woody Harrelson. He claimed that clones are best for indoors and seeds for outdoor. He claimed that the structure, of seed plants, how they branch, supports weight better.
I've grown both seeds and clones outdoor, and my experience has been that plants that I have grown from seeds have produced more outdoor. Does anybody else have opinions about which produces more, cuts versus seeds, and which one is better for indoor versus outdoor?
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Bud man 43
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I am no expert and I don’t know Woody personally however my opinion is that every plant started as a seed and would carry the genetics of that strain- likely a clone would carry the exact genes and a seed produced had to be pollinated so it would have both the original genes and the pollinator genes.
It would really be difficult to compare the same plant grown in a different location as they would have completely different environments which would effect the growth and yields.
conor c
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Its more a bit of both really its genetic some strains yield big its because of that but with using clones you can also keep/select the best yielding pheno with the best high like for example critical mass most phenos yields big but some phenos are better than others hence why the critical plus and bilbo cuts exist
mr.sessemia
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Also another thing to consider is the tap root
When growing from seed the tap root if undisturbed
Could shoot deeper into the soil thus providing a larger root structure vs the development of the roots in Rockwood when their clones and then transplanted into soil....it's seem logical that because the roots of a clone don't necessarily produce a taproot it'd seem logical that the roots don't have the same potential as a plant from seed
When growing from seed the tap root if undisturbed
Could shoot deeper into the soil thus providing a larger root structure vs the development of the roots in Rockwood when their clones and then transplanted into soil....it's seem logical that because the roots of a clone don't necessarily produce a taproot it'd seem logical that the roots don't have the same potential as a plant from seed