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GMSkunk's 2nd Grow (Hydro: White Widow + Northern Lights)
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retired again dude
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I can't wate see how they flower out im a Northern Lights crosses lover.......and White Widow is resin packed plant too.......good luck with your grow.............
Your plants are looking great! What breeder is your NL from?
Wickedrebel
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Nice grow dog. I am in week 3 of flowering now with the same stains (Wickedrebel's first grow White Widow, Norther Lights / 2009) I like your style
! Im going to stay posted on this one
! It cool to see some one else with WW and NL thats around the same stage as I am. Your doing a great job!! keep up the good work! + REP
! Im going to stay posted on this one! It cool to see some one else with WW and NL thats around the same stage as I am. Your doing a great job!! keep up the good work! + REP- Thread starter
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word. Here's a quick pic of a NL2 bud site with easy access...
The leaf frost just started showing a few days ago.
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I actually tried to dig this up but seem to have deleted all associated emails. It was a board sponsor though...that I am sure of.
You've got a damn good setup btw!
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Nice grow dog. I am in week 3 of flowering now with the same stains (Wickedrebel's first grow White Widow, Norther Lights / 2009) I like your style
ty bro...I'm a huge fan of the NL strain...its just so gotdamn pretty and can withstand copious amounts of torture.
This will be the first WW that I've flowered properly...last time, I abused her so bad, I was shocked that she even yielded anything at all.
love your grow tent btw...I would kill for that kind of space.
WeedRyder
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very nice plants, the NL dont look very pure to my, its for sure a cross but looks like its more of what its crossed with then NL, what breeder made this ?
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Update: Day 63 (Flowering - Day 36)
Changed out the reservoirs.x
NL2 (target ~800 ppm):
4 gallons R/O water
ANS Bloom (2.5 tsp A + 2.5 tsp B)
1 tsp CalMag
2.5 tsp Hydrogen Peroxide
1 tsp Big Bud
1.5 tsp epsom salt
WW2 (target ~800ppm):
4 gallons R/O water
ANS Bloom (2.5 tsp A + 2.5 tsp B)
1 tsp CalMag
2.5 tsp Hydrogen Peroxide
1 tsp Big Bud
1.5 tsp epsom salt
I had to remove NL2 from the box to make room for swapping reservoirs for WW2...this gave me a chance to snap a decent shot of the main cola...
Changed out the reservoirs.x
NL2 (target ~800 ppm):
4 gallons R/O water
ANS Bloom (2.5 tsp A + 2.5 tsp B)
1 tsp CalMag
2.5 tsp Hydrogen Peroxide
1 tsp Big Bud
1.5 tsp epsom salt
WW2 (target ~800ppm):
4 gallons R/O water
ANS Bloom (2.5 tsp A + 2.5 tsp B)
1 tsp CalMag
2.5 tsp Hydrogen Peroxide
1 tsp Big Bud
1.5 tsp epsom salt
I had to remove NL2 from the box to make room for swapping reservoirs for WW2...this gave me a chance to snap a decent shot of the main cola...
Gorgeous! + rep if I can!
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Looking GREAT!
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Looking great! Keep the pics coming. Let us know how the trichs look.
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Update: Day 105 (Flowering - Day 78)
Been a busy past few weeks...sorry for the lack of updates.
The trichs took a bit longer to turn 50% amber than I had ever imagined. nevertheless, the babies are flourishing. I'm going to flush later this week and chop next weekend. Picks of chopping and drying and trimming will follow in the coming weeks. Enjoy the nrop...
So it looks like the extra attention I have given WW2 hasn't been in vein. I expect it to yield 30-40% more weight than NL2. And bejeezus is that thing icey!
BTW, I was in a high-end red wines class earlier this week (/thinly veiled brag) and the main topic was "what separates these reds from the rest of the pack". As a subtopic, we discussed what the wine makers could do during the various stages of the wine making process (from planting to barreling) and I couldn't help but reminisce on all the information and journals I have read on this site and I found the whole discussion very very amusing.
I'm not a strong supporter of pruning during mid to late flowering to allow a concentration of energy at the bud sites.
Been a busy past few weeks...sorry for the lack of updates.
The trichs took a bit longer to turn 50% amber than I had ever imagined. nevertheless, the babies are flourishing. I'm going to flush later this week and chop next weekend. Picks of chopping and drying and trimming will follow in the coming weeks. Enjoy the nrop...
So it looks like the extra attention I have given WW2 hasn't been in vein. I expect it to yield 30-40% more weight than NL2. And bejeezus is that thing icey!
BTW, I was in a high-end red wines class earlier this week (/thinly veiled brag) and the main topic was "what separates these reds from the rest of the pack". As a subtopic, we discussed what the wine makers could do during the various stages of the wine making process (from planting to barreling) and I couldn't help but reminisce on all the information and journals I have read on this site and I found the whole discussion very very amusing.
I'm not a strong supporter of pruning during mid to late flowering to allow a concentration of energy at the bud sites.
Plants and buds looking A1 ....keep up the great job 
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important typo from my last post.
I harvested Yesterday morning. Here's a shot of a WW2 nug I plucked to get an early taste.
The rest is hanging in my grow room, lights off, 65F w/ 45RH...
AceOfSpades
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Looks delicious, I just chopped my granddaddy purple clones a couple of days ago and they turned out so chronic. Heres a picture https://www.420magazine.com/gallery/data/504/CIMG2191.JPG
cigo
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man,i'm so amazed that you showed how fat can be all buds on plant!!!
