a senile fungus
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Name of it? I've never tried the strain, and I'm definitely curious to...
Gorilla Glue #4 in Michigan
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Hammerhead571
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Whom is the site Admin?? I need to ask a question regarding my original account???
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NurseNancy420
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https://www.rollitup.org/members/admin.1/
That's the last one I've seen.
Or just offer to trade some of that OG mango haze
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That's the last one I've seen.
Or just offer to trade some of that OG mango haze
Jk jk jk jk really just kiddin
Hammerhead571
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thanks 
a senile fungus
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All these pics make me wanna flower this Lil gal instead of growing her into a mother, but I will resist the urge for now...
ringlead3r
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Strain looks great! I'd be Glad to be apart of this Michigan circle of development and intellect.
Hammerhead571
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yes please do the longer you veg the better. None of my plants are flowered until 3' tall
DemonTrich
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any idea on how much stretch is expected? I veg for 8-10 weeks (depending on my harvest time), and 2 of my strains reach 6'-6'4" every time. which is just about my canopy height under my hoods.
captainmorgan
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Had to do a little cork screw action by winding her around the pot for my second GG#4 because she was getting to big for my veg area,don't have room for her in flower yet.
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captainmorgan
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It's day 49 in a 7 gal fabric pot
Hammerhead571
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??? Why is there Mylar on top of your medium..
yes she stretches 3x...I vegged a few to 80-90 days. They finished at 7'2"
yes she stretches 3x...I vegged a few to 80-90 days. They finished at 7'2"
captainmorgan
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I originally started using it as a fungus gnat barrier but kept it because I liked how it help keep the moisture very even in my pots,live roots right on the surface.
I was using plastic Air Pots with the cone shaped holes but they are expensive and if they dried too much they were a pain to water so I switched to the fabric pots.
I didn't like how much fabric pots dried out on the sides so I wrap them with visqueen except for the bottom 2.5 inches,between the milar and visqueen they have a very even moisture and can still breath much better than a solid pot,more like a Air Pot.
I can easily tell if they need water by a quick glance under the mylar and a touch of the bottom fabric,don't need to check the weight of the pot.
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Hammerhead571
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I never saw that before, I know Mylar can cause hot spots. why not use Panda film white side up or a layer of perlite instead. If that works for you that's all that matters..
captainmorgan
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Mylar is just what I had on hand,plus not that much light makes it down to the pots with my plants in scrog or mainlined and I only put it on in late veg before flower. Perlite is a pain if you want to top dress,I've tried it. I've got my watering dialed in with this method and I can do it rather quickly,I also split the amount I give them and half goes on top and the other half at the bottom. With this method my the moisture stays very even,no over or under watering. I imagine it like using Blumats for watering,I've considered getting some of them.I never saw that before, I know Mylar can cause hot spots. why not use Panda film white side up or a layer of perlite instead. If that works for you that's all that matters..
gladstoned
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Love all the pics and loving my glue plant. I threw one in the veg room and one in the bud room. I was very impressed with the first run.
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Did you throw it straight into the flower room? How did it do?
gladstoned
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I vegged it for a good solid week i think. It filled out nicely. Having two made the difference, now I have a good mother and a few jars. There's no way that it doesn't have a high CBD though. Buzz is really trippy, has to be CBD. Love that shit though.