New England Growers and Medical Users

[KarmasWheele]

hold your fire man sorry to hear of the rippers that just plain sucks......
darknight welcome...

Sour d

This plant is a mite magnet and picky as hell...shes stretchy and takes a good 10-11 weeks to finish and I love her I will run her till the wheeles fall off.........

 

[FatBlunt420]

dark knight, ganjaD's right. i got a danby 3 in 1 stand up A/C/dehumidifier. i suggest you get the ones w 2 hoses.
hold your fire, that sucks, sorry to hear that.
karmaswheele, looking killer...well done!

i got a really nice! inline bubbler today. its well worked, great coloring, mainly blue, but it draws like a pencil! ill get pictures up soon.

 

[KarmasWheele]

new glass is great....like to see it

 

[FatBlunt420]

this thing is bad ass, the sticker price was 400$ but i got it for 320$. its well worked, and hits great.

-=- inline bubbler, and my matching spoon and chillum

the joint size is 14mm, the inline stem has 7 holes in it, defusing the smoke, and making it hit real good.

 

[archie123]

FB....where do ya put your face????lol
looks good...
a snap of the cheese!!!

live free or die

A1

 

[eddie.saw]

Welcome Dark Knight!

Hold Your Fire, sorry to hear about that man, i had some rippers earlier in the season, very frustrating, hope what you did pull will getcha by.

Archie, Karmaswheele, Good lookin buds, respect!

FatBlunt, that thing is sick! Defiantly would be a shelf piece in my book, only brought down for those special occasions! Gorgeous glass!

 

[FatBlunt420]

archie, good looking top. shes nice and frosty!

thanks guy, i really like this piece too.
i had a great day yesterday. getting the pipe and breaking her in!

 

[DarkKnight]

Hi all, Thanks for the warm welcome, and sound advise . . .

Looks as if I am going to be air conditioner shopping this week.

Hold your fire I'm sorry to hear that brother, thieves never consider the time it takes, that is the "sweat equity" it takes to build a gorilla grow.

KarmasWheele thanks . . . I agree that looks like some amazingly dank nuggets . . . and excellent photography as the buds glisten on the screen.

This is my 2010 outdoor operation, it is a series of 5 separate, but interconnected clearings/gardens. I will start with the good pictures, and then illustrate an emergency stalk issue I experienced (with my largest plant) and the solution. Thanks again and much respect to Ganga D, who was kind enough to help my panicked soul with timely advice.
Garden #1 a Mix of Early Misty, Skunk, and short ryder . . . this was supposed to be my quick finishers
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Gardens #2 and #5 are unremarkable, 2 consisting of four undersized bubblegum females and 5 has a scattering of early misty plants that have been retard by animals (deer and/or rabbits).

Garden #4 is my favorite, although not the most prolific. A series of bushes created from a single seed found within a half oz of what was sold to me as "California Diesel". From what I have read I think it is probably alpha diesel. It has an excellent pungent grapefruit aroma, lots of tric development, has proven my easiest strain to clone, responds well to FIM trimming and has prolific stretch and good yield. I am eager to see what she can do outside. These bushes are the third generation down from that single seed.
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Garden #3 is the largest is stature of the plants, I apologize for only having pictures of the "patient" As soon as i saw that my single largest plant's stalk had broken and she was almost laying on the ground I had to focus my attention on nursing her back.
This is a pic for perspective, prior to her collapse. That's the back of my 5'9 head in the lower left of the frame.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/photo_popu...lbums&cp=albums&e=vB_Editor_001&code=&page=2#

I will post the patient and repair pics in the next few days.

 

[DarkKnight]

Somehow the pictures I tried uploading only came through as links to my album, I'm not sure what I did wrong, but if any knows how I could fix this I would be happy to.

 

[FatBlunt420]

darkknight, go to ur photo album, and copy paste the BB code into the message. and when you post they will come up.

i have acouple pictures to share. ones chemD sourD and the others ch9 humboldt.

-=- CDxSD

-=- ch9 humboldt main cola, week 7

 

[DarkKnight]

Thanks for the technical assistance FatBlunt420, your Chem D/Sour D and Humboldt ch9 look so yummy I'm jealous, and beautiful glass pieces too.

I am going to try this again. I apologize for the repeat . . .
This is my 2010 outdoor operation, it is a series of 5 separate, but interconnected clearings/gardens. I will start with the good pictures, and then illustrate an emergency stalk issue I experienced (with my largest plant) and the solution. Thanks again and much respect to Ganga D, who was kind enough to help my panicked soul with timely advice.
Garden #1 a Mix of Early Misty, Skunk, and short ryder . . . this was supposed to be my quick finishers.

Gardens #2 and #5 are unremarkable, and have no pictures, #2 consists of four undersized bubblegum females and #5 has a scattering of early misty plants that have been retard by animals (deer and/or rabbits).


Garden #4 is my favorite, although not the most prolific. A series of bushes created from a single seed found within a half oz of what was sold to me as "California Diesel". From what I have read I think it is probably alpha diesel. It has an excellent pungent grapefruit aroma, lots of tric development, has proven my easiest strain to clone, responds well to FIM trimming and has prolific stretch and good yield. I am eager to see what she can do outside. These bushes are the third generation down from that single seed.

Garden #3 is the largest is stature of the plants, consisting of seven large (between 6-12 feet) Christmas tree shaped plants a mix of Ice and White Rhino, as well as three smaller bubblegum plants that went out late replacing culled males. I apologize for only having pictures of the "patient". As soon as i saw that my single largest plant's stalk had broken and she was almost laying on the ground I had to focus my attention on nursing her back.

This is a pic for perspective, prior to her collapse. That's the back of my 5'9 head in the lower left of the frame.

And this is how I found her after a rain & wind storm a few days ago . . .

I am aware that the tie down was placed way to low and that this was in large part my fault, I am making a fair amount of mistakes along the way . . . but I am learning. One lesson learned is that next year I am going to trim and LST everything into bushes, they are so much more manageable and low profile comparatively . . . and more wind resistant! Thanks to some timely help from Ganga-D, I hope she will not only be salvaged but will thrive into full flower. I will be documenting the repair within the next few days, hopefully it can help save someone else's prized plant. I will also post pics of the other larger "Christmas trees" if anyone is interested.

 

[archie123]

autos /2010

autos /2010

a couple tric pics.....
from my back porch.....


LIVE FREE OR DIE

A1

 

[emerald city]

nothing much to mention here.Me and the ole lady got our cards late in the season[medical mj]and just threw out what we could find....7 m.o.b and 4 nycd's...Mob is done,nycd looks like shes got weeks4-6 to go. First time outside growning in years,nice being legal and growing in the[germanshepherd] dog pen,as it does say must be grown in an enclosed locked area under maine law....

 

[Hold Your Fire]

Awesome flowers, FB. Looking sweet!
Damn nice plants DK. Should be one hell of a harvest!

 

[KarmasWheele]

Thanks for the technical assistance FatBlunt420, your Chem D/Sour D and Humboldt ch9 look so yummy I'm jealous, and beautiful glass pieces too.

I am going to try this again. I apologize for the repeat . . .
This is my 2010 outdoor operation, it is a series of 5 separate, but interconnected clearings/gardens. I will start with the good pictures, and then illustrate an emergency stalk issue I experienced (with my largest plant) and the solution. Thanks again and much respect to Ganga D, who was kind enough to help my panicked soul with timely advice.
Garden #1 a Mix of Early Misty, Skunk, and short ryder . . . this was supposed to be my quick finishers.

Gardens #2 and #5 are unremarkable, and have no pictures, #2 consists of four undersized bubblegum females and #5 has a scattering of early misty plants that have been retard by animals (deer and/or rabbits).


Garden #4 is my favorite, although not the most prolific. A series of bushes created from a single seed found within a half oz of what was sold to me as "California Diesel". From what I have read I think it is probably alpha diesel. It has an excellent pungent grapefruit aroma, lots of tric development, has proven my easiest strain to clone, responds well to FIM trimming and has prolific stretch and good yield. I am eager to see what she can do outside. These bushes are the third generation down from that single seed.

Garden #3 is the largest is stature of the plants, consisting of seven large (between 6-12 feet) Christmas tree shaped plants a mix of Ice and White Rhino, as well as three smaller bubblegum plants that went out late replacing culled males. I apologize for only having pictures of the "patient". As soon as i saw that my single largest plant's stalk had broken and she was almost laying on the ground I had to focus my attention on nursing her back.

This is a pic for perspective, prior to her collapse. That's the back of my 5'9 head in the lower left of the frame.

And this is how I found her after a rain & wind storm a few days ago . . .

I am aware that the tie down was placed way to low and that this was in large part my fault, I am making a fair amount of mistakes along the way . . . but I am learning. One lesson learned is that next year I am going to trim and LST everything into bushes, they are so much more manageable and low profile comparatively . . . and more wind resistant! Thanks to some timely help from Ganga-D, I hope she will not only be salvaged but will thrive into full flower. I will be documenting the repair within the next few days, hopefully it can help save someone else's prized plant. I will also post pics of the other larger "Christmas trees" if anyone is interested.

looking very nice I love the outdoor bushes........About your bag seed diesel.........from the description it sounds more like nycd which is soma's version of ecsd.........In my experience with Alpha Diesel and ecsd and nycd......both the alpha and ecsd have a more sour chemmy smell to them while the nycd has a pheno that smells like grapefruit candy......oh how I miss her........

 

[MaynardG_Krebs]

This has NOTHING to do with growing at all, but it is something that took place within seeing distance of my house. Buckle your seatbelts...

mgk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdXJYc4CpXA

 

[emerald city]

This has NOTHING to do with growing at all, but it is something that took place within seeing distance of my house. Buckle your seatbelts...

mgk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdXJYc4CpXA

gotta love the subaru

 

[DarkKnight]

Hi all,
Thanks for the kind words of encouragement, it should not be too much longer now. Another lesson I learned that I am going to utilize next year is to use clones to make up the gorilla grow. Not only do they have the advantage of being certain females of favored strains/pheno types but also seem to be quickest into flower as they have the older parents genetic make up. I had planted several earlier finishing strains from seed (early misty, ect) yet my clone army has well surpassed them and will be ready seemingly weeks before the "early" strains.

KW, thanks for the identification advise, in any other situation I would be inclined to take your advice as gospel . . . except I do have a Soma NYCD mother, growing inside, side by side, with the "unnamed diesel". I agree the grapefruit taste is much sweeter with NYCD, and more pungent and dank grapefruit with the unnamed, I think it also has a heavier (more overpowering) high. The biggest visible differences are in the rate of growth, especially going into flower. The unnamed just takes off like a rocket and streaches like no other I have ever seen . . . although I don't have as much experience as some of you guys here.

Thank for the advice . . . I don't have the necessary number of posts for PM but when I do feel free to hit me up. As long as it's safe and anonymous I don't mind helping.

P.S. The repair pictures are still coming, I apologize nut there are only certain times of day I feel comfortable venturing out into my gardens and I don't want to be seen or do anything to jeopardize security.

P.P.S. Anyone else going to see Slash tomorrow night? Or am I the last G n' R geek left, the last of a dying breed!!!

 

[FatBlunt420]

maynard, thats bad ass, nitro circus is a great show.

dark knight, ur outdoors look great, i hope that one survives.

rush is playing TD bank tonight. i wanted to go. neil pert has the same birthday as me, and we'r both drummers!

 

[Hold Your Fire]

Man did I want to go see Rush!!!
One of my favorites.
Obviously.