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If I would have had more time this morning I'd have smoked me a fat doob with it! 
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MiOutdoorsman
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The grocery store story had me laughing my ass off. Your ladies look great as always
MiOutdoorsman
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Same here. But I'm a lightweight.I'm proud of ya, I can't finish a blunt by my self anymore unless I let it go out a few times.
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Apollo 13 f2:
Other Apollo 13 f2:
Jack the Ripper:
Other Jack the Ripper:
Other Apollo 13 f2:
Jack the Ripper:
Other Jack the Ripper:
peggypitbull
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I still laugh at it too.
just sums life up hahah
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peggypitbull
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Apollo 13 f2:
Other Apollo 13 f2:
Jack the Ripper:
Other Jack the Ripper:
how far into flower are they sexy chicks
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The Apollo 13 f2s are at 6 weeks and 3 days from flip today. The Jack the Rippers are at 7 weeks and 2 days from flip for the one and 3 weeks and 2 days from flip for the other today. And this is day one for the Vietnamese Mindfuck
I transplanted it into 3 gallons of SSM#4 Advanced this morning, with 1 Tbsp. of HF's Bulb Food, 1 Tbsp. of Superswell, 1/2 Tbsp. of HF's Fruit & Flower, and 1/2 Tbsp. of soft rock phosphate for the nute mix.
I transplanted it into 3 gallons of SSM#4 Advanced this morning, with 1 Tbsp. of HF's Bulb Food, 1 Tbsp. of Superswell, 1/2 Tbsp. of HF's Fruit & Flower, and 1/2 Tbsp. of soft rock phosphate for the nute mix.
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How do you feel about the Apollos? Growth rate, plant structure etc. Also how do they smell?
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These two Apollo 13 phenotypes are so different, I'd have to ask someone who's grown it before which one is closer to the real thing. I'm assuming it's the Sativa dominant one. Good plant structure, grower friendly, seems to have a good growth rate, and doesn't get too tall. I'll smell it later; I haven't yet.
The Indica dominant one smells like somebody rubbed a lime under their armpit with a pine smell slightly in the background. Everything I've ever grown that looks like it didn't yield worth a rat's a$$, but had a good buzz and taste to it.
The Indica dominant one smells like somebody rubbed a lime under their armpit with a pine smell slightly in the background. Everything I've ever grown that looks like it didn't yield worth a rat's a$$, but had a good buzz and taste to it.
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Note: I took me three Mendocino Purple Kush clones from a cluster I had in reveg, cut out one of the plants in the cluster (weak growth), cleaned the other two plants in the cluster up, and repotted today. I took me another GDP clone too; the first one I took wilted so I tossed it. Whenever I use too thick or firm of a cutting it seems to do that.
As soon as I get my t5 unit going (2-3 days) and put my cuttings in, I'll have room to repot the Liberty Haze, Pineapple Expresses, Exodus Cheese, Confidential Cheeses, and Holy Grail Kush plants I have. They're just starting to grow; I'll get pics of them up soon.
As soon as I get my t5 unit going (2-3 days) and put my cuttings in, I'll have room to repot the Liberty Haze, Pineapple Expresses, Exodus Cheese, Confidential Cheeses, and Holy Grail Kush plants I have. They're just starting to grow; I'll get pics of them up soon.
MiOutdoorsman
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The one jtr looks like it's getting close to done. How long does the jtr's usually go in flower
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The advertisement for Jack the Ripper describes it as a true 8 week Sativa, even though the original took about 4-5 days longer. I'm running the plants in that tent 11.5/12.5, which cuts the flowering time down a little. They're both clones too, and clones flower out quicker than seed plants. Taking everything into consideration, I'd say a week to ten days until I chop it.
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Oh, the Sativa dominant Apollo 13 f2 smell? Like being closed in a small room somebody's using hairspray so much your eyes are burning you can feel the smell of the hairspray in your lungs and the hairspray's made out of orange rind whoo-wee!!!!! 
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Chem D v1.1 (generation 2), grow closet middle to lower 60's during the day and probably lower at night, pots retaining water for days now and the plants look waterlogged. I'll find an extension cord later and plug in the seed mat underneath them:
They've been running 24/0, but they don't look like it.
They've been running 24/0, but they don't look like it.
COgrower
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I've never been a big fan of 24/0, it's unnatural, and I think the plants need a dark period to relax. Plus I'm on a budget and the dark period saves me $$.
veinz
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down with that
24/0=no good for chimpies....
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Keeping the light on all the time is the only way to keep warmth in that closet without using up more electricity. If I cut the light down to 16/8, it should make up for plugging the seed mat in, though. Spring's coming soon, so I should be okay in a few weeks.
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Every part of this Apollo 13 f2 gets good light, so I think I have to give it a little more credit as far as plant structure goes:
The other Apollo 13 f2 I grew with it's a mutant; the top is growing all whacked out:
Here's a lower flower on it:
I top dressed this Jack the Ripper with 0-7-0 Superswell and put worm castings over it, but the worm castings don't look like they broke up. You can tell it didn't get any N in the second part of flowering:
The other Apollo 13 f2 I grew with it's a mutant; the top is growing all whacked out:
Here's a lower flower on it:
I top dressed this Jack the Ripper with 0-7-0 Superswell and put worm castings over it, but the worm castings don't look like they broke up. You can tell it didn't get any N in the second part of flowering:
<- That's me when I saw the main cola on that Apollo.
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