Getting my mojo back!

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weednerd.anthony.850

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Mason Jar 92705 said:
Querkle sounds like the winner.....make sure to post it here :D I never grew that one out before.
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I definitely will, I’m just setting back up from that flood I had a few months ago, I finally replaced my floor so now up goes the tent, I have been just enjoying my cuvée f2 crop, but I hate to get this low on meds with nothing even in veg , so I will be starting those ASAP no doubt !
 
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weednerd.anthony.850

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Dividedsky said:
I'm surprised more people aren't trying to get there hands on tga genetics these days especially the hash washers, I want to run some once I grow some of my tga gear. I would tga strains would make top notch 6* rosin.
I have a huge library of tga, including a 50pk of chernobyl.
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Yeah I would be dying to hunt down any more TGA originals if I knew where else to look, I know genetic supply that’s where I got my JTR and Querkle but I’d love to know any way I could get any TGA stuff back in my garden that I lost over the years, plus any of the strains that I never got to grow out.
I wash all my trim and tiny larfy stuff if I get any, and it regularly makes amazing bubble, not 6* melt but definitely 4* and up depending on the strain, this cuvée f2 from Badgers Batch was near full melt, absolutely tasty, amazing potency, just very impressive stuff overall.
 
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Dividedsky

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weednerd.anthony.850 said:
Yeah I would be dying to hunt down any more TGA originals if I knew where else to look, I know genetic supply that’s where I got my JTR and Querkle but I’d love to know any way I could get any TGA stuff back in my garden that I lost over the years, plus any of the strains that I never got to grow out.
I wash all my trim and tiny larfy stuff if I get any, and it regularly makes amazing bubble, not 6* melt but definitely 4* and up depending on the strain, this cuvée f2 from Badgers Batch was near full melt, absolutely tasty, amazing potency, just very impressive stuff overall.
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Ya I got some stuff from genetic supply, obviously where the chernobyl came from but I also have legit original packs tga gear such as querkle, astrosnaps, grape lime ricky, deep purple cheesequake purple deathstar, and Jack skellington...from badgers batch I have a 50 pk of cuvee, 50 pk of chernobyl, vintage vinot, raspberry sunset

I've really liked what I've seen from cuve'e I have to start digging into some of this stuff... also ya dude you have to be careful getting any so called tga, or subs the dank gear, lots of what left looks like scams, I'd just stick to the producers overstock on genetic supply if that's still around. Badger was one of the few guys holding on to subs original work so his genetics are legit, pretty sure sub went to him after his fire to start up again.
 
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weednerd.anthony.850

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Dividedsky said:
Ya I got some stuff from genetic supply, obviously where the chernobyl came from but I also have legit original packs tga gear such as querkle, astrosnaps, grape lime ricky, deep purple cheesequake purple deathstar, and Jack skellington...from badgers batch I have a 50 pk of cuvee, 50 pk of chernobyl, vintage vinot, raspberry sunset

I've really liked what I've seen from cuve'e I have to start digging into some of this stuff... also ya dude you have to be careful getting any so called tga, or subs the dank gear, lots of what left looks like scams, I'd just stick to the producers overstock on genetic supply if that's still around. Badger was one of the few guys holding on to subs original work so his genetics are legit, pretty sure sub went to him after his fire to start up again.
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Yeah I’ll keep watching here on RIU to see your progress man very glad to know others growing out both TGA and Badgers gear and making hash from it too, I’m definitely gonna run more of Badgers gear and Producers Overstock as I can afford it. Querkle is coming up next for me I will be germinating those very soon
 
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FCC58F1E-3942-47EB-A779-704B2AE9C66B.jpegQuerkle looking pretty happy they respond to topping great it seems… now do I leave them here as far as training goes? and just veg them out until they show sex, clone the lowers, and place in their final pots for another couple weeks and then flip the ladies to flower? or start the mainline process on my upper two branches and use my lower two branches for clones as soon as possible, then flip as they show sex?
 
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Mason Jar 92705

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weednerd.anthony.850 said:
Querkle looking pretty happy they respond to topping great it seems… now do I leave them here as far as training goes? and just veg them out until they show sex, clone the lowers, and place in their final pots for another couple weeks and then flip the ladies to flower? or start the mainline process on my upper two branches and use my lower two branches for clones as soon as possible, then flip as they show sex?
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They're growing fast after the topping and look great. After they outgrow their current pot, I would put them in their final container until they show sex. Any males, kill and reuse the soil for later. As far as 'mainlining', Personally, I wouldn't mess doing that stuff but that's just me. :eyesmoke:
 
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weednerd.anthony.850

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Mason Jar 92705 said:
They're growing fast after the topping and look great. After they outgrow their current pot, I would put them in their final container until they show sex. Any males, kill and reuse the soil for later. As far as 'mainlining', Personally, I wouldn't mess doing that stuff but that's just me. :eyesmoke:
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Yeah I may keep it traditional on this run with Querkle and try anything like that in the future when I have extra space for my curiosity haha but for the males and re using soil that sounds about right but if I have no other females beside Querkle to pollinate but want to keep the pollen, do you have any experience in harvesting and storing pollen for a season or two prior to use?
 
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