I had spider mights attacked the hell outta LSD but she is coming back now. Before the gorge hit me she was my fav, the smell was pungent and crisp. Hard to define her but she is quite the queen imo. Plus her bright orange hairs make her a pleasant sight of day. THC levels might not range high on her but she packs a punch without a doubt @Emilya
good to hear your party was a success. I am looking forward to seeing you get down to business. Deep Cheese From Dinafem I lover my cheese might be my choice but you make it so difficult to many choices. So your clients do they choose a strain supply there own seeds or do you recommend a particular strain.
My clients really have no idea how well connected they are.
Reminds me of one of Cesar Millan's taglines, which goes "I rehabilitate dogs, but I train people" or something like that. Your formula (if I can call it that) similarly shifts the locus of the problem from the plant, which is just doing the best it can under the conditions and with the resources given it, to its caretaker. Not that the odd plant can't have inherent issues, but assuming reliable genetics are at play, it seems the nurture side is where it's at.
NYC Diesel, and Trainwreck peak my interest as sativa's on my wish list....Alright, having taken your recommendations very seriously, I have this morning begun the first steps of many interesting journeys to follow. We have no idea how many of these old seeds are going to sprout, but I am going to do my best. Any of these seeds that make it will get their own grow journal, and the Veg Room and the Bloom Room are also going to get their own perpetual journals. Things are about to get into full legal operation here, and I intend these journals to be a showcase of my operations, and show just what is possible when you set your mind to devoting a third of your house to a weed.
So here is what I have going... and I will be placing these seeds into water today. The grow room construction is going to be incentivised by my determination to get this project moving... NOW.
Ignoring any timidity that may have found its way into my body in this stifling summer heat, I have 12 solo cups sitting in front of me, each filled with part of my seed collection. Here are the winners of life, in this current round: (all are Feminised)
1 Cinderella 99
2 707 Truthband
2 NYC Diesel
2 Strawberry Cough
2 Deep Cheese
1 Cheese
1 Gummy Bear
3 Amherst Sour Diesel
1 Trainwreck
3 LSD
1 Bubblegum Kush
3 Tangerine Dream
The rare ones are going to be cloned if they make it, mass produced and hopefully coaxed to give up seeds via one method or another. Out of these 12 varieties, we should be able to get up to our legal limit of 18 plants... if they all sprout. That is the problem with even well taken care of, old seeds.
We are taking on a massive undertaking here... starting, NOW!
Giving yourself a push is the way I like doing it .. as long as the time frame is working up there in your schemes.. Just have to say: Let's Make this S**t Happen!Alright, having taken your recommendations very seriously, I have this morning begun the first steps of many interesting journeys to follow. We have no idea how many of these old seeds are going to sprout, but I am going to do my best. Any of these seeds that make it will get their own grow journal, and the Veg Room and the Bloom Room are also going to get their own perpetual journals. Things are about to get into full legal operation here, and I intend these journals to be a showcase of my operations, and show just what is possible when you set your mind to devoting a third of your house to a weed.
So here is what I have going... and I will be placing these seeds into water today. The grow room construction is going to be incentivised by my determination to get this project moving... NOW.
Ignoring any timidity that may have found its way into my body in this stifling summer heat, I have 12 solo cups sitting in front of me, each filled with part of my seed collection. Here are the winners of life, in this current round: (all are Feminised)
1 Cinderella 99
2 707 Truthband
2 NYC Diesel
2 Strawberry Cough
2 Deep Cheese
1 Cheese
1 Gummy Bear
3 Amherst Sour Diesel
1 Trainwreck
3 LSD
1 Bubblegum Kush
3 Tangerine Dream
The rare ones are going to be cloned if they make it, mass produced and hopefully coaxed to give up seeds via one method or another. Out of these 12 varieties, we should be able to get up to our legal limit of 18 plants... if they all sprout. That is the problem with even well taken care of, old seeds.
We are taking on a massive undertaking here... starting, NOW!
I should have mentioned that, so thank you. I am working on my free sample right now. As you have seen, we are well over half way through veg and I have barely touched the bag, having actually used 2 tsp so far, and planning a big 4 oz sweeting of the yet to be used soil tonight. That may very well be the last veg application of GeoFlora on this plant. The bag of GeoFlora Veg is going to last a long time, ie, it is very economical.
Yea, I like the simplicity and efficiency of dry amendments. Fox Farms two-part dry organic ferts have been my go-to for a few months, and it feels about time to try something new (no problems with the FF, just "keeping it fresh").
In this mixed up world of today it is all about who has the best price and who can get it to you, because I think there is a great similarity in products happening now that we have figured out the best way to feed these plants naturally. These microbe loaded granulars are the natural extension and innovation on the hot product of last year... Recharge, which itself was an innovation on URB and Voodoo Juice. Who knew that you could freeze dry microbes? It makes me wonder what the next big innovation will be.
that is awesome!! I see some of my fav seeds here.1 Cinderella 99
2 707 Truthband
2 NYC Diesel
2 Strawberry Cough
2 Deep Cheese
1 Cheese
1 Gummy Bear
3 Amherst Sour Diesel
1 Trainwreck
3 LSD
1 Bubblegum Kush
3 Tangerine Dream
We are taking on a massive undertaking here... starting, NOW!
