can any one show me a dinafem roadrunner grow?

i tryed to seach for one but my seach thing alway sends nothing, so if u can link it up i'll give u a cookie

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=dinafem+roadrunner+grow&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

there are lots of em

just use google to search add RIU to terms

i did thanks for the help, seems like the road runner is kinda crapy

I got a DF Roadrunner freebie when I got my usual indiga seeds. The seedling went into dirt on
11-24-09 and is now 6-8 inches taller than the 18 inch indiga plants. NOTE -- RR needs 20/4 or
24/0 lights as it is an auto-flowerer. The plant has extremely long distances between nodes so
I tied it over until the main stem was nearly parallel to the soil surface. That is working well as
I am getting a lot more bud activity at and under the growing points. With that said, I still expect it to produce
maybe 1 1/2-2 oz. of dried and cured product.
BigSteve

I grew one. She was in a five gallon dwc. I used botanicare nutes and some big bud. Flushed a week. Dried and cured her and smoked her. She was awesome! A nice smeller that is for sure. Like a bubblegum like smell and taste. Mine was short and lots of nodes. I was surprised how many offshoots. I did not bother too wiegh, as previously I was running an ozone generator and not using GH three part like I wanted so the yeild was crap. I would grow her agin to see what I could pull. I bet three gallons of soil would be enough. In the five gallon dwc I had her in she never really took it all up. Cool plant for sure. Nice freebie.

oh ok guys and gurls, i retrack that crappy statement, sounds great, but does it stack up to the easy ryder?

better...smell is like no other..dankness...smells like diesel grapefruit

I JUST finished smoking my first bud off a Roadrunner #2 freebie. I have heard that the Ruderalis part of the gene pool hinders potency, but I don't see it. I am just ripped off of 2 bong hits. And, like Hockeyman said, the smell (and taste for that matter) is incredible. Highly recommended if you're going for a quick harvest.