genuity
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So....it's fare to say
Your reports are nothing more than mindless hate?
How can you get upset,cause I like to grow GGG?
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Your reports are nothing more than mindless hate?
How can you get upset,cause I like to grow GGG?
Yodaweed
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I have the OG, its not full blueberry but its there on the back end, like I said earlier mine is the OG 18 dominate cross so its really pine sol gassy as well but a good organic grow with her and it tastes like blueberry on the exhale. Yea I am pissed cause I spent so much time and effort on these plants and I know what they will taste like because I have had plants like these before with the same aroma. They come out good , more of a medical side of the cannabis in my opinion, just not what I went into this looking for and I guess I should just get over it and not buy again from them.
Yodaweed
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Not mindless at all trying to educate you guys about what a real OG tastes like but apparently you don't like to hear what I have to say.
genuity
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Og taste like a box of crayons.....have you not heard,it can not be pinned down in crosses.
The smell is ever changing.
kgp
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Easy buddy. Let's let peeps speak their opinions. Thus we know opinions have no facts. We do know opinions can very, and they do. There is no right or wrong in this discussion. I'd hate to see it end up the way it always does. Let people speak, even if it's not what you believe. Probably the best for the thread.
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Yodaweed
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Bullshit, when you have smelled and smoked an OG you can pick it out with a blindfold on it is that unique.
kgp
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lets discuss cannabis and not people.
kgp
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the crayons was to reference the complexicity not that og taste like chewing on a crayon. Lol
kgp
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Life is full of lessons not mistakes.
natro.hydro
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Yeah thanks kgp, I went and checked out the thread and made it 8 pages in before thcfarmer stopped working on my browser for some reason... gonna watch that episode of the adam dunn show when I get home from work. Have seen it on yt before just never watched his show, and thanks for the warning. I am ok with watching someone bs its just when I dont know its bs that damage is done lol.
kgp
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you must have the Dutch passion seed stock blueberry x mazar. Clone only is skywalker x og.
2easy
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i think perhaps some people are picking up different terp profiles due to different grow methods and possibly combined with a different palette. do you grow mainly under LED's yoda? i wonder if it makes a difference?
i have grown literally tons of Jo crosses. i have enjoyed them all my 2 favourites are by far sugartown express and daybreaker with charity Og coming in 3rd.
now i pride myself on getting full expression from my plants, one of the main things i equate to that is sunshine or full spectrum grow lights making a huge difference, for that reason i mainly grow my indoors under CMH, these days i use the new LEC from phillips but its the same tech really. i have never had a jo cross come out planty or hashy. i have grown proper hashplants that are just harsh and hashy i know what that is. now i cant pretend to know what a proper clone only OG tastes like. being in Aus i may never get to try a proper Og. but can tell you this with Charity Og and Daybreaker both i got some pheno's which IMO matched fairly well to the descriptions i see online of OG and if i put my young cuttings next to cuttings of OG's i see in the OG thread on thc farmer you couldnt tell me the difference with the vine like growth and leaf structure.
i am definitely familiar with the diesel smells. i love diesel and have grown many diesels over the years and that is the number one terp that has transferred from jo in every cross. from lemony chem diesel funk on my favourite Daybreaker, and yes a super sweet bubblegum with heavy heavy diesel notes in my favourite sugartown express. and then some sweet lemony pinesol fuel from my charity Og.
anyway i have gone off topic from what i was originally going to say. i ran my daybreaker cut for a long time it was truly a keeper that many in my area were very envious of. having run it for so long i can say i ran it outdoors in pure organic soil under the sun. i grew it in straight hydro under HPS, i grew it in aquaponics under HPS, i grew it in coco under CMH and Aquaponics under CMH and i can tell you this. each different grow had an effect on the terp profile of that daybreaker. i mainly grew it in coco under CMH and this tended to bring out the most lemon chem diesel funk in her. this was very popular around my parts. hydro under HPS was my least favourite and was more just like a lemon cleaner very sweet with a lot less of the diesel but it was there. but my favourite by far was Aquaponically grown under CMH which was at an extreme end of the scale and didnt even taste like the same plant, you can call bullshit if you like but i can track down the photos and prove it, i did this, in fact the shots are all over at GGG the whole grow was documented there on that site.
In any case the terp profile from that grow was so different it made the Daybreaker taste almost like a straight up diesel with citrus notes of orange and grapefruit with foul diesel notes, heres a shot from my aquaponics grow. you can see the buds are a lot smaller than average but the quality is high.
you can see i had a slight potassium def due to the aquaponics, one of the main reasons i dont grow with that method much anymore, low potassium in the system meant lower yields.
anyway it got really long winded but my point was supposed to be, different grow methods produce different terp profiles. so while keyplay and the crew are growing using grokashi and other organic and sustainable methods etc and getting one set of terp profiles in there garden doesnt mean that your garden is going to replicate their results.
edit:- mmmmmm looking at that pic now i can still remember the smell, i dont know how may hrs i spent in the grow room just standing next to that plant rubbing sugar leaves and smelling my fingers. RIP daybreaker clone.
i have grown literally tons of Jo crosses. i have enjoyed them all my 2 favourites are by far sugartown express and daybreaker with charity Og coming in 3rd.
now i pride myself on getting full expression from my plants, one of the main things i equate to that is sunshine or full spectrum grow lights making a huge difference, for that reason i mainly grow my indoors under CMH, these days i use the new LEC from phillips but its the same tech really. i have never had a jo cross come out planty or hashy. i have grown proper hashplants that are just harsh and hashy i know what that is. now i cant pretend to know what a proper clone only OG tastes like. being in Aus i may never get to try a proper Og. but can tell you this with Charity Og and Daybreaker both i got some pheno's which IMO matched fairly well to the descriptions i see online of OG and if i put my young cuttings next to cuttings of OG's i see in the OG thread on thc farmer you couldnt tell me the difference with the vine like growth and leaf structure.
i am definitely familiar with the diesel smells. i love diesel and have grown many diesels over the years and that is the number one terp that has transferred from jo in every cross. from lemony chem diesel funk on my favourite Daybreaker, and yes a super sweet bubblegum with heavy heavy diesel notes in my favourite sugartown express. and then some sweet lemony pinesol fuel from my charity Og.
anyway i have gone off topic from what i was originally going to say. i ran my daybreaker cut for a long time it was truly a keeper that many in my area were very envious of. having run it for so long i can say i ran it outdoors in pure organic soil under the sun. i grew it in straight hydro under HPS, i grew it in aquaponics under HPS, i grew it in coco under CMH and Aquaponics under CMH and i can tell you this. each different grow had an effect on the terp profile of that daybreaker. i mainly grew it in coco under CMH and this tended to bring out the most lemon chem diesel funk in her. this was very popular around my parts. hydro under HPS was my least favourite and was more just like a lemon cleaner very sweet with a lot less of the diesel but it was there. but my favourite by far was Aquaponically grown under CMH which was at an extreme end of the scale and didnt even taste like the same plant, you can call bullshit if you like but i can track down the photos and prove it, i did this, in fact the shots are all over at GGG the whole grow was documented there on that site.
In any case the terp profile from that grow was so different it made the Daybreaker taste almost like a straight up diesel with citrus notes of orange and grapefruit with foul diesel notes, heres a shot from my aquaponics grow. you can see the buds are a lot smaller than average but the quality is high.
you can see i had a slight potassium def due to the aquaponics, one of the main reasons i dont grow with that method much anymore, low potassium in the system meant lower yields.
anyway it got really long winded but my point was supposed to be, different grow methods produce different terp profiles. so while keyplay and the crew are growing using grokashi and other organic and sustainable methods etc and getting one set of terp profiles in there garden doesnt mean that your garden is going to replicate their results.
edit:- mmmmmm looking at that pic now i can still remember the smell, i dont know how may hrs i spent in the grow room just standing next to that plant rubbing sugar leaves and smelling my fingers. RIP daybreaker clone.
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v.s one
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People should be praising Joe og for taking the late hermie traits out of the chemdog d. But instead people are worried about about smells I have not heard one report of nanners or seeds. But if they got the chemdog d phenol and it Hermes late in flower. I bet they still complain and blame Jo.
v.s one
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Lmfao a dispensery claiming Chem4 og from swerve a legit Chem4 clone only.
greenghost420
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thats about it. that bait n switch shit isnt far off either, imo
genuity
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Just in case some miss this post....i think perhaps some people are picking up different terp profiles due to different grow methods and possibly combined with a different palette. do you grow mainly under LED's yoda? i wonder if it makes a difference?
i have grown literally tons of Jo crosses. i have enjoyed them all my 2 favourites are by far sugartown express and daybreaker with charity Og coming in 3rd.
now i pride myself on getting full expression from my plants, one of the main things i equate to that is sunshine or full spectrum grow lights making a huge difference, for that reason i mainly grow my indoors under CMH, these days i use the new LEC from phillips but its the same tech really. i have never had a jo cross come out planty or hashy. i have grown proper hashplants that are just harsh and hashy i know what that is. now i cant pretend to know what a proper clone only OG tastes like. being in Aus i may never get to try a proper Og. but can tell you this with Charity Og and Daybreaker both i got some pheno's which IMO matched fairly well to the descriptions i see online of OG and if i put my young cuttings next to cuttings of OG's i see in the OG thread on thc farmer you couldnt tell me the difference with the vine like growth and leaf structure.
i am definitely familiar with the diesel smells. i love diesel and have grown many diesels over the years and that is the number one terp that has transferred from jo in every cross. from lemony chem diesel funk on my favourite Daybreaker, and yes a super sweet bubblegum with heavy heavy diesel notes in my favourite sugartown express. and then some sweet lemony pinesol fuel from my charity Og.
anyway i have gone off topic from what i was originally going to say. i ran my daybreaker cut for a long time it was truly a keeper that many in my area were very envious of. having run it for so long i can say i ran it outdoors in pure organic soil under the sun. i grew it in straight hydro under HPS, i grew it in aquaponics under HPS, i grew it in coco under CMH and Aquaponics under CMH and i can tell you this. each different grow had an effect on the terp profile of that daybreaker. i mainly grew it in coco under CMH and this tended to bring out the most lemon chem diesel funk in her. this was very popular around my parts. hydro under HPS was my least favourite and was more just like a lemon cleaner very sweet with a lot less of the diesel but it was there. but my favourite by far was Aquaponically grown under CMH which was at an extreme end of the scale and didnt even taste like the same plant, you can call bullshit if you like but i can track down the photos and prove it, i did this, in fact the shots are all over at GGG the whole grow was documented there on that site.
In any case the terp profile from that grow was so different it made the Daybreaker taste almost like a straight up diesel with citrus notes of orange and grapefruit with foul diesel notes, heres a shot from my aquaponics grow. you can see the buds are a lot smaller than average but the quality is high.
you can see i had a slight potassium def due to the aquaponics, one of the main reasons i dont grow with that method much anymore, low potassium in the system meant lower yields.
anyway it got really long winded but my point was supposed to be, different grow methods produce different terp profiles. so while keyplay and the crew are growing using grokashi and other organic and sustainable methods etc and getting one set of terp profiles in there garden doesnt mean that your garden is going to replicate their results.
edit:- mmmmmm looking at that pic now i can still remember the smell, i dont know how may hrs i spent in the grow room just standing next to that plant rubbing sugar leaves and smelling my fingers. RIP daybreaker clone.
What's really funny is,Jo is becoming more mysterious than og itself....
kgp
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Why is chemdog a legendary strain? Most would like it for its taste and smell. Take that away and chemdog is nothing special.
I could care less when I see a couple bananas late flower in the chemdog cut. it's still that funk that people love.
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