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Nope....it's going to be an ideal final flower and harvest season this year...I can feel it.
Hooped the ATF, Fruitylicious, and Khalishakra yesterday.
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Hooped the ATF, Fruitylicious, and Khalishakra yesterday.
Hey Bode. Yeah the DTF is from me. Its a cross of a very focused and souring Durban Poison female with the monster ATF male. I wanted a daytime pain relieving strain that allowed me to stay focused on doing what needs to be done without a lot of stoney high to it. So far its been very easy to grow, a good yielder and its my favorite daytime strain when I need to be productive. I stay moving and on task and don't find myself moving from task to task without finishing anything. It also seems like it might have brought over some of the THC-V from the Durban Poison side of the house as it also seems to have a bit of appetite suppressant.
The ATF still remains the best pain killing meds and that same effectiveness seems to have been passed on to the DTF genes. I haven't really used it for recreation at this point (I have other strains I like to use for different things....music, movies, socializing) but for getting shit done, its the best strain in my cabinet.
John Wick
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I hooped the White Bhutanese and Cali Dream today....I'd been thinking on this a while and I ended up using crap I already had lying around and it worked out better than expected. I used light duty garden fencing and duct taped a hoop of 1/2 poly hose...I zip-tied the fence to the ring and strung it from the cross supports with electric fence wire. I did a cutout to reach in and grab dead leaves (on the Cali) but the Bhutanese is so big I am just able to squash and reach under.
Holy moly, you're monster's are just plain beautiful.
Those are a work of art, you're rock'n it @Blew Hiller, congratulations!
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Hooped the ATF (which I think I pruned a little too short...I wanted bushy, but that's pushing it 
) and the Fruitylicious and the Khalishakra...I consider hooping the others later if they need it. Everything else looking good...Mandala #1 stacking pretty solid already.
) and the Fruitylicious and the Khalishakra...I consider hooping the others later if they need it. Everything else looking good...Mandala #1 stacking pretty solid already.
Hey Blew....hope you had a great weekend bud! Girls are looking great man! That White Bhutanese though! Impressive stuff brother.......
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I think we dispelled with the myth of June 1 being a "late start"
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I couldn't even remember so I went and and dug this up....May 15 was the start for many of these, June 1 for some of the backups (DTF, Satori)...it's a tight growing season especially when you want to take advantage of the longest sunlight hours in June. The trick, for me, isn't enough vegging time, but to successfully carry them to harvest during fall conditions...currently 100% RH (fog) with rain coming...which is where having them under cover saves me a lot of worry. I'm feeling good about this year after learning some hard lessons. Starting to get aromatic at the Farm...if the wind swings just the right way guests get a nice whiff
Looking great Blew! Loving the Hoop technology. Man they must be smelling up a storm.
Here's to hoping you get plenty of time to finish Blew! I have a feeling the tail end time is far more important to us northern growers than the start time. Don't matter how big the girl is if you can't get her to the finish line!
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A hard lesson learned last year
Hope your fall is good blew... I see your in for some rain. Picked myself up a hoop greenhouse last weekend, 20x50
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Almost identical to mine...21x48. I am convinced it has the best growth of all the plants this summer...
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2-3" in the next 12 hours...flash flood warning (we don't flood, but we do lose our driveway
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We got some nice steady rain last night. Not sure how much we got....a good amount but it never really opened up. It was a much better rain for the outdoors....slower and steadier. Most the heavy stuff was a bit to the east of us it seemed. Hope your driveway withstood the onslaught!
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We got pummeled...probably 2" worth...I haven't repaired the driveway from the last storm so no obvious difference
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DTF in GH 1 was a dude...or hermie...never sure, same result...gone this morning.
Slowpuffer
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Keep that air circulating Bro., you're almost there !! You got your green thumb working overtime !!
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49F this morning....hello September
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