Event Horizon - Exotic Genetix
- Thread starter iggy097
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Mrbudswell
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Do you still have the sweet spot breeder pack? Sorry tried everything to contact better but this is all I could do I don't even know that you can contact me back
iggy097
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I do, but I'll probably end up running it.
nxsov180db
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Exotic herms for nearly everyone, probably just the genetics..
iggy097
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Yea it will give me some peace of mind if the humboldt seeds don't herm out.
Mrbudswell
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If you don't I'll pay twice what you wanted. Or trade you a sealed breeder pack from soldier gardens. Bahama berry or Miami mami
Mrbudswell
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Sol fire* not soldier
Mrbudswell
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Or depending on your location flower qp
iggy097
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I have two Bluelab PH Controllers - I can calibrate them both at the same time - and then afterwards they will read different. It's fucking driving me nuts.
Like wtf - for 400 bucks you think you'd get quality - or maybe it's just impossible to get it the same. Either way - I think the old probe on my 4x4 was giving me higher PH readings - which may have lead to my problems with the Event Horizon this run. I noticed it wouldn't calibrate PH 10 (error) so I replaced the probe. The stock solution read .3 or .4 over - so instead of 5.8 where I thought it was, it was around 6.1 - 6.2.
- Follow up-
So - just talked to BlueLab - they said .1 or .2 variance is within range and acceptable. They are sending me a brand-new probe on the house because the 3-week-old one I had was actually 2-3 years old - apparently their distributor was stockpiling them.
So running that high PH (6.1 or even 6.3 with the autopot PH drift up) - could have caused that high stress with the Event Horizon - explaining the leaves that were wavy as well
Like wtf - for 400 bucks you think you'd get quality - or maybe it's just impossible to get it the same. Either way - I think the old probe on my 4x4 was giving me higher PH readings - which may have lead to my problems with the Event Horizon this run. I noticed it wouldn't calibrate PH 10 (error) so I replaced the probe. The stock solution read .3 or .4 over - so instead of 5.8 where I thought it was, it was around 6.1 - 6.2.
- Follow up-
So - just talked to BlueLab - they said .1 or .2 variance is within range and acceptable. They are sending me a brand-new probe on the house because the 3-week-old one I had was actually 2-3 years old - apparently their distributor was stockpiling them.
So running that high PH (6.1 or even 6.3 with the autopot PH drift up) - could have caused that high stress with the Event Horizon - explaining the leaves that were wavy as well
iggy097
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Bud shots.
Now - I had the best pheno (what I thought) in the back tested at my local shop with a Purpl Pro Scientific and it came back at 12% THC which was very surprising for me as all my EG stuff usually reads in the mid 20's.
Could the fucked up grow have inhibited THC production? I smoked it and it smokes fine, I was ripped. Neighbor who has a high tolerance said the same thing - that it wasn't the strongest he'd had but it was a real good buzz and he liked it a lot.
Now - I had the best pheno (what I thought) in the back tested at my local shop with a Purpl Pro Scientific and it came back at 12% THC which was very surprising for me as all my EG stuff usually reads in the mid 20's.
Could the fucked up grow have inhibited THC production? I smoked it and it smokes fine, I was ripped. Neighbor who has a high tolerance said the same thing - that it wasn't the strongest he'd had but it was a real good buzz and he liked it a lot.
