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calicanna143
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I’m so sad to hear she is slow... omg... I trashed my star pupil because of that.. was she same as the star pupil with veg time?
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I’m so sad to hear she is slow... omg... I trashed my star pupil because of that.. was she same as the star pupil with veg time?
FutRfarmer
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I haven't ran star pupil yet I do have a pack I have to get to.... as we all know that feeling, I vegged about 60 days from seed. If I wasn't running 3 other strains i would've let her veg a little longer but I'm happy with the plant and really look forward to that first bong rip!
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calicanna143
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I haven't ran star pupil yet I do have a pack I have to get to.... as we all know that feeling, I vegged about 60 days from seed. If I wasn't running 3 other strains i would've let her veg a little longer but I'm happy with the plant and really look forward to that first bong rip!
With the star, she always looked like she was deficient.. leaves always turning yellow.. very frustrating to see.. the purple on mine is almost black.. I’ll pop the grape seeds as soon as they get here I guess
FutRfarmer
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Thanks yeti I
I had similar experiences with the grape pupil a lead here or there that just didn’t look right I just plucked them and let her go, all the shoots stayed so small and close to the main stalk it was really funky, then all of a sudden boom she spread and it was to late to LST
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calicanna143
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Thanks yeti I
I had similar experiences with the grape pupil a lead here or there that just didn’t look right I just plucked them and let her go, all the shoots stayed so small and close to the main stalk it was really funky, then all of a sudden boom she spread and it was to late to LST
It’s going to be very interesting for sure.. it’s funny, I put a star pupil outside and here in Cali it’s raining and cold.. she is flowering really well through it all.. maybe I should throw her inside back in veg and clone that one, it’s the only one that doesn’t look like she is dying during veg
FutRfarmer
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mike says it does really well outside pretty much pest and mold resistant! I'll run the entire pack of Grape pupil if the smoke is special, my wife has bad anxiety after hanging with the breeder at a show this was her pick
FutRfarmer
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I can say the other 3 strains are amazing in the tent! the frost on Dandelion Gum and Napoli blue are insane. and the Goji pupil smells amazing and is putting on some serious weight, I may hit the lb mark with her in a 10 gallon
Dankman_420
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Morning peeps. I forgot to say along with my grape pupil I also have a pupil Magoo early in flower. The grape pupil was really slow in veg. The pupil Magoo vegged normally. I'm looking forward to seeing them flower out. They are only couple weeks in bloom. The PM is supposed to have a really nice happy buzz. Always cool 
FutRfarmer
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I'm loving the MMS gear I have Napoli Blue, Dandelion Gum, Grape pupil and Goji pupil goingMorning peeps. I forgot to say along with my grape pupil I also have a pupil Magoo early in flower. The grape pupil was really slow in veg. The pupil Magoo vegged normally. I'm looking forward to seeing them flower out. They are only couple weeks in bloom. The PM is supposed to have a really nice happy buzz. Always cool
My Star Pupil always looked deficient as well. I found that she liked as much root space as possible. Even when she was not nearly root bound she would start looking like she was. As soon as I up potted her she would be happy again for a while. Mass Medical mentioned that she does not like water as often as most other strains and in my experience that is true. She drank slow and I kind of associated it with a less than stellar root system since I would flip at transplant. The roots at the end of flower always filled the container, but I think she really needs as much soil as possible. If you run 7s give her a 10 and she would probably do even better. If I had been set up to do so I would have vegged her in a 3 and flowered her in a 15.
FutRfarmer
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I’m in 10’s and also agree she does drink slower then the rest, I would also agree and have felt the same way she would love a 15 or even a 20 cheers Yeti
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calicanna143
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I also noticed mine would be thriving when dry... when all other plants are wilting, she would be well off
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calicanna143
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I’m in 10’s and also agree she does drink slower then the rest, I would also agree and have felt the same way she would love a 15 or even a 20 cheers Yeti
Maybe I’ll have to set up a dedicated tent just for her so I can grow a monster.. Hahaha.. maybe I’ll do that
With running a perpetual one of the things I liked to do was cut and keep multiple clones of my better strains. that way they got placed into the rotation again quicker than other strains that were unknown or not as desirable. One of the things I also liked about it was that it helped fill in gaps when things would veg slow, or I could place one of the slow veggers in flower when needed and let the other cuts of the same strain grow to a larger, more appropriate size. At times it worked out well while other times not so much. I always seemed to pendulum between too many plants ready to flower and not enough lol.
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calicanna143
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Hahaha.. I hear ya yeti.. I’m always throwing away plants just because I’m not ready to flower yet.. I have 2 veg tents in a spare bedroom.. I think I will just get rid of the tents and turn the whole bedroom into a veg room.. I tried Scrog as well.. now I’m just going to try to fit as many plants under 2 -1000W lights as I can possibly do.. I am somewhat limited on height in my flower room.. also, with how much I’m turning out and the perpetual, it’s very hard to keep up using docs kit.. I can’t seem to keep enough soil.. I think this summer I will buy a few yards of soil and mix it all with a tractor and let it cook.. right now I’m having to use a combo of docs kit and organic amendments.. I know that’s not right but it works for me with the amount of plants I have.. tomorrow I’m going to bring 20 super lemon haze down to the flower room.. I have 2 female strawberry moon plants that I’m just dying to see how they turn out. The color is supposed to be a magenta, and good yield as well.. I also have 5 sprouts of some chem dog which is supposed to be a good yielded as well.. I might cross the male strawberry moon with the star pupil to see how that works out..
Yeah when I am going full tilt I have to have 3 kits in rotation constantly to keep up. And even then when I get lazy things get real hairy. That was with just 8 in flower. I am going to run less flowering plants at a time now but probably in bigger containers. When I get going good again I am hoping to be using 15s. Which means I will have to have 2 kits worth of soil just in the flower tent at any time. I may need to have 4 kits going at that point.
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calicanna143
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I think I just work too much, it’s difficult to keep up with everything.. now I’m all about simplifying things without sacrificing quality.. I also changed my order from grape pupil to Mr E
The Mr E is supposed to be nice. MMS claims there are some real RKS like phenos to be found.
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calicanna143
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Not too sure what RKS is
Dankman_420
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RKS is road kill skunk. Here's my grape pupil. It was really slow in veg. I'm wondering now if I kept it too wet. Hopefully everyone is having a good day
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