Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

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TWS

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Sunbiz1 said:
Nice work everyone, was just scanning the dozen or so pages I missed since last visiting thread.

And now I have a question:

How do all you growers get these ladies rounder than my evergreens?. Seriously, no matter how I top and train I can never get those perfect ball shapes...looks like some of you use hedge trimmers.:peace:
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It's just trainng and topping in the right places I suppose. The tops or branch that is not uniform in the structure gets topped so the other ones fill in in that spot. You top a shoot, give it a week to split into 2 tops and top those two. I think the key is to keep topping the dominant tops so the inners catch up. Sometime it's a 3-4 " top on the explosive main shoots.
 
MojoRison

MojoRison

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The lesser of two evils:

1) More sunlight 6:20 am-3:30pm but less room {pots less 1" apart}
2) More room but less hours of daylight 12:00pm-4:00pm.

Now I have to decide...your thoughts?
 
doublejj

doublejj

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TWS said:
Thank you so much for dropping in and sharing ! With all your recent activity I was hoping you would share. Thanks DJJ it means a lot to have you drop in ! luv ya Bro !
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I love you guy's too......my grow won't be as impressive to see this year, but a guy's gotta do what he's gotta do. Yeah, I stick my nose into things that I probably shouldn't.......I'm doing things pretty much the same as past seasons, except this year I've added a new special ingredient; home made 'chicken compost'. and things are looking great. I bought a bale of alfalfa to use as bedding/roost material for my backyard chickens. The droppings have composted all winter. After I planted, I topped each 100gl smart pot with 2"-3" of fresh chicken compost. The plants have never looked greener, I'm hoping for similar results with the flowers.......:eyesmoke:
 

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1:varieties mostly huckleberry/gdp in that pic, 2: ken's GDP,3: barney farm pinapple chunk,4: Huckleberry Kush,5 another view,6: RP skywalker og, 7: stock of another RP Skywalker OG :) there ya have it folks!
 
doublejj

doublejj

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biscuitkid said:
1:varieties mostly huckleberry/gdp in that pic, 2: ken's GDP,3: barney farm pinapple chunk,4: Huckleberry Kush,5 another view,6: RP skywalker og, 7: stock of another RP Skywalker OG :) there ya have it folks!
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That sounds like a hell of a sweet mix!I picked up some new genetics but it was too late to put them outside this season. I'll run them once indoors this winter and plan to use them outside next year. From and old grower friend I got cuts of "real deal"lol ; Girl Scout Cookies & Cherry Pie......we'll see.....
 
biscuitkid

biscuitkid

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I got a bunch of seeds I didn't use so im gonna run them out in the winter the whole list of what I got out there is pretty impressive I picked out many different varieties some has shown they can make it n norcal others just actin like a bitch but heres the run down of whats out there, ken's GDP,Dynasty Huckleberry Kush, Dj short Blueberry, GSC, RP Skywalker OG, RP Og kush #18, Bio-diesel supposedly Williams wonder x Sour Diesel, Barney farm Pinapple Chunk and they all was grown from seed even the GSC picked some fem seeds up in a dispensary except the bio-diesel those were some clones I was gifted :)
 
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