Seymour Green
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Oh boy I'm getting excited now lol!
The Quest For The Old Skunky Afghani
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Aladdin.khalifa
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@Palmerrdgrower your plants look really bushy. It seem like some of your flowering plants look a little nute burnt, don't they? I like the one in the last pic. It has a great sturdy structure!
Aladdin.khalifa
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@Seymour Green I really appreciate the words of encouragement dude, thank you!
The seeds germinated only 12 days ago and yet some of them already have a skunky smell. What matters most is how the buds will end up so there's no way to know whether we'll find really something outstanding but still, this is positive
Here are some of the plants 12 days after germination
The seeds germinated only 12 days ago and yet some of them already have a skunky smell. What matters most is how the buds will end up so there's no way to know whether we'll find really something outstanding but still, this is positive
Here are some of the plants 12 days after germination
Palmerrdgrower
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That one is a handful lol it’s dry always so I now only feed every second time. These are getting trimmed now
Seymour Green
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Your definitely off to a great start! And look at those nice fat leaves, and beautiful deep green color! I'll be along on this journey with you all the way brother!@Seymour Green I really appreciate the words of encouragement dude, thank you!
The seeds germinated only 12 days ago and yet some of them already have a skunky smell. What matters most is how the buds will end up so there's no way to know whether we'll find really something outstanding but still, this is positive
Here are some of the plants 12 days after germination
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Aladdin.khalifa
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@Seymour Green Thanks brother!
I transplanted today into some 5 liter pots (1.3 gallon) and just used some light mix and a bit of seabird guano.
The seedlings were starting to get a little rootbound so it was time to transplant.
I'll flip them to flower tomorrow! I wonder how much they are going to stretch but I think they are going to remain very squat and bushy.
Can't wait to see how they flower!!
I transplanted today into some 5 liter pots (1.3 gallon) and just used some light mix and a bit of seabird guano.
The seedlings were starting to get a little rootbound so it was time to transplant.
I'll flip them to flower tomorrow! I wonder how much they are going to stretch but I think they are going to remain very squat and bushy.
Can't wait to see how they flower!!
Seymour Green
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Awesome root structure on that litte girl!@Seymour Green Thanks brother!
I transplanted today into some 5 liter pots (1.3 gallon) and just used some light mix and a bit of seabird guano.
The seedlings were starting to get a little rootbound so it was time to transplant.
I'll flip them to flower tomorrow! I wonder how much they are going to stretch but I think they are going to remain very squat and bushy.
Can't wait to see how they flower!!
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Aladdin.khalifa
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What's up Rollitup members! 
Here are some of the Afghans exactly 7 days after I switched them to flower.
Some plants are starting to smell really good.
Most of them have a skunky smell. When I rub the stems, some phenos smell like burnt rubber while others have a more fruity smell and a couple of them have a floral scent . However there's almost always an underlying skunky smell.
Here are some of the Afghans exactly 7 days after I switched them to flower.
Some plants are starting to smell really good.
Most of them have a skunky smell. When I rub the stems, some phenos smell like burnt rubber while others have a more fruity smell and a couple of them have a floral scent . However there's almost always an underlying skunky smell.
Seymour Green
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They look great! Very healthy. Hope that Road Kill comes through on some of them.What's up Rollitup members!
Here are some of the Afghans exactly 7 days after I switched them to flower.
Some plants are starting to smell really good.
Most of them have a skunky smell. When I rub the stems, some phenos smell like burnt rubber while others have a more fruity smell and a couple of them have a floral scent . However there's almost always an underlying skunky smell.
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medicman69
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Gotta see what you find in your pheno hunt!
Aladdin.khalifa
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@Seymour Green Thank you. Yes, me too. Stem smell can be different from actual bud smell so we'll see.
The Afghan plants are starting to show sex right now
@medicman69 It's gonna be like a little treasure hunt.
@beacher Thanks Beacher! Yes they are. The Stems are very very thick too.
The Afghan plants are starting to show sex right now
@medicman69 It's gonna be like a little treasure hunt.
@beacher Thanks Beacher! Yes they are. The Stems are very very thick too.
Aladdin.khalifa
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Here is a little update for you guys!
I treated all the Afghans with a solution of Neem oil and Black soap. There aren't any pests though, but prevention is the best cure.
The pic is from yesterday, 11 days after switching to 12/12. I'm loving these fat broad leaves...
Most males have already shown their sex and I'm starting to see some pistils on a few plants.
I treated all the Afghans with a solution of Neem oil and Black soap. There aren't any pests though, but prevention is the best cure.
The pic is from yesterday, 11 days after switching to 12/12. I'm loving these fat broad leaves...
Most males have already shown their sex and I'm starting to see some pistils on a few plants.
Aladdin.khalifa
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Hey there!
The Afghans are all starting to bloom nicely.
I have put all the males in another room to avoid pollen contamination. Some plants stretch a bit more than others and some have an incredibly thick stem. These will never need support
The Afghans are all starting to bloom nicely.
I have put all the males in another room to avoid pollen contamination. Some plants stretch a bit more than others and some have an incredibly thick stem. These will never need support
Seymour Green
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Looking awesome! Definitely won't need to support those stems, there like tree trunks lol! Have a great new year and looking forward to more pics.
Aladdin.khalifa
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Yes that type of squat and sturdy structure could be very useful for outdoor growers in windy areas. Thank you man!
Happy New Year to you too
Aladdin.khalifa
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Hello growers,
Here's a little update 20 days into flowering.
The plants are starting to throw pistils now and the stretch seems to be almost over.
It wasn't a big stretch to begin with,
The stems are some of the biggest I've ever seen compared to the size of the plants.
Here's a little update 20 days into flowering.
The plants are starting to throw pistils now and the stretch seems to be almost over.
It wasn't a big stretch to begin with,
The stems are some of the biggest I've ever seen compared to the size of the plants.
Aladdin.khalifa
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Hey, what is up guys!
The plants have now been in 12/12 for 27 days.
I'm amazed by the dankness of certain plants stems. Let's hope that the buds will also have a pungent smell.
Now it's getting interesting, we're about to find out how these plants bloom, the different bud smells and so on..
I cannot wait
The plants have now been in 12/12 for 27 days.
I'm amazed by the dankness of certain plants stems. Let's hope that the buds will also have a pungent smell.
Now it's getting interesting, we're about to find out how these plants bloom, the different bud smells and so on..
I cannot wait
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eastcoastmo
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Wow man, they look fantastic! Is there any way of others getting access to seeds like these? I'd be very interested in getting some if I could...Hey, what is up guys!
The plants have now been in 12/12 for 27 days.
I'm amazed by the dankness of certain plants stems. Let's hope that the buds will also have a pungent smell.
Now it's getting interesting, we're about to find out how these plants bloom, the different bud smells and so on..
I cannot wait
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Seymour Green
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Now comes the fun part! And I wouldn't mind getting in on these genetics should you ever decide to f2 them or something.
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