Wecome to the jungle

wow them girls are lookin sooooo tasty!

warisnottheanswer said:

wow them girls are lookin sooooo tasty!

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Thanks Warisnottheanswer

They're really starting to pack the weight on and putting out some stink too .

Note: The first 3 were put into flower (12/12), around 9/20, 5 weeks ago.

The other 6 went in 2 - 3 weeks later.

Germinate K-train in early Dec. so they can continue vegging (after topping and transplanting) - under 18 hrs CMH - once this crop is harvested

Cross,
Plants are looking great! Im excited to learn the results of this harvest using HPS VS CMH.

fishindog said:

Hey Green Cross I just have to say i got all stoned and just went through your entire grow again...probably stared for at least an hour...hahaha anyways i love your setup and entire way you do everything +rep to you

I was wondering tho about that stem that you were re-vegging did it make it? If so i would love to see a pic of it

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fishindog said:

Doesnt let me give you rep again...but i will when it lets me keep on keepin on

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Hiya Fishin'

Don't worry about the rep+ I get plenty from the helpin' noobs.

That plant I'm revegging; thanks for reminding me; I forgot to water her today! No new growth yet, but she did throw out a couple new flowers lol

Give her another week, or 2, maybe longer...

Updated pics - of the others - coming in a minute

There's more too see this week ( 3.5 -5.5 12/12) so I thought I would update with some new pics.

All got Earth Juice Bloom, Catalyst, Rare earth, and guano, today. 1 indica only gets bloom and molasses, just to see what the difference is. Watering is required every 5th or 6th day, now that they've doubled in size.

#3 BMS pheno


BMS (@ 5+ weeks)






DD (unknown indica) @ 5 weeks. This one smells more earthy under HPS, than it did under CMH. Less resinous I think.


Gigabud @ 3+ weeks (super-cropped)



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Comments and questions welcome

P.S. For comparison - here's what BMS looked like @ 5 weeks - under Ceramic Metal Halide during the last grow. Not much difference so far

Strain: DJ Shorts Blue Moonshine

Growth: Pretty easy to grow, not too much stretch, and good consistency between plants. Low leaf to bud ratio, with excellent cola structure.

Nutes:

Veg - Alaska Fish 5-1-1, and silica blast

Bloom -Earth Juice, and Molasses

Yield: Average

Bag Appeal: Above Average 8 out of 10

Smell: Incredibly delicious - smells like sweet berries, fruit, and flora

Taste: Sweet on inhale; berries and juicy fruit gum on exhale

The High: Very potent. Baked/stoned, neck-lock, couch hug

Comments: Great meds, good for anxiety, insomnia, and appetite. A good night time smoke.

tasty. yum

Looking very nice GC my friend! Keep up the great work!

Burn on!

girls look yummy! buds are dumb frosty!

hey green.. how was the gigabud to you.. i grew it out last year, had a grapefruit smell, i think i picked it early(b4 i really knew what i was doin) i think quality suffered as a result from that.

Green Cross said:

Strain: DJ Shorts Blue Moonshine

Growth: Pretty easy to grow, not too much stretch, and good consistency between plants. Low leaf to bud ratio, with excellent cola structure.

Nutes:

Veg - Alaska Fish 5-1-1, and silica blast

Bloom -Earth Juice, and Molasses

Yield: Average

Bag Appeal: Above Average 8 out of 10

Smell: Incredibly delicious - smells like sweet berries, fruit, and flora

Taste: Sweet on inhale; berries and juicy fruit gum on exhale

The High: Very potent. Baked/stoned, neck-lock, couch hug

Comments: Great meds, good for anxiety, insomnia, and appetite. A good night time smoke.

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lol,i've been smokeing on dj's blueberry,from up north

Very nice!

slabhead said:

tasty. yum

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It's hard not to drool isn't it

Twils said:

Looking very nice GC my friend! Keep up the great work!

Burn on!

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Thanks for stopping by Twils.

warisnottheanswer said:

girls look yummy! buds are dumb frosty!

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dumb frosty? more like bomb frosty lol

TrynaGroSumShyt said:

hey green.. how was the gigabud to you.. i grew it out last year, had a grapefruit smell, i think i picked it early(b4 i really knew what i was doin) i think quality suffered as a result from that.

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I did a report on the Gigabud; it was good, but nothing really stands out, except that the stain thrives no mater how much you punish it! Mine tastes more piney than citrus, but maybe I better sample it again lol

genuity said:

lol,i've been smokeing on dj's blueberry,from up north

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Are you getting that juicy fruit gum taste on the exhale?

McFunk said:

Very nice!

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Thanks for stopping by McFunk

almost broke my finger pointing at that bud pic

TrynaGroSumShyt said:

almost broke my finger pointing at that bud pic

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LMAO TrynaGro, those old glass monitors are a hazard

As is the game of Cricket - as
David Morrison explains...

"In the old days you played for the love of the game. If you missed one match you couldn't be sure that you'd be picked for the next. Desires were different then.

"You went from one Saturday to the next, just in order to play.
"My fingers still work, more or less. I can bend them all from the first knuckle, although I do have a physio who manipulates the joints to soften the tissue."

He said most of injuries came when he was a young man.
"What you did when you were wicket keeper in those days was to soak the gloves, which were made from chamois leather, in cold water before you put them on.

"This moulded them to the shape of your hand and gave you a better grip. But the cold water made my fingers numb. I'd feel the impact of the ball but no pain... until much later on.

"Often I'd feel nothing for 25 or 30 overs. In those days the wickets were uncovered and the ball would fly out at all angles, the batsmen could do all sorts.

"It was far more difficult to catch the ball in the middle of the hand - so my fingers would take a battering."

The taxi driver, who refuses to wear a helmet during a match claiming it impedes his vision, said he had considered retiring from wicketkeeping in 2002 but couldn't bring himself to walk away. The injuries, he says, are just an occupational hazard.

"All of the bends and twists have come from knocks - but I've been to hospital just once, for the broken thumb - the doctors put a pin in that," he said.

"That happened on Bank holiday Monday, at Blackhall in County Durham. It was a misty day and difficult to see. I felt it hit the glove but I just carried on.

"It was only when I finished and got the hand into some ice water and my wife said I'd have to go to hospital. The doctor at Darlington Memorial Hospital said he'd never seen anything like my hands."


I guess those Brits are tougher than I gave them credit for

lmao, tougher than i thought too.

but yea, thats one thing my gigabud was a survivor,and your right it didnt stand out with the strains it was grown with(strawberry cough/ arjans haze / power skunk) it also cloned better than them .

droooool....

Holy crap that guys hands are....... WOW..
Those brits are crazy!

Burn on!