GAME's Outdoor Grow 2011 (70+)
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fisher
insiprational!
wish you he best
wish you he best
GAME
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Krakatoa (fruit loop Haze * Mau Mau)
Krakatoa (fruit loop Haze * Mau Mau)
These were started a little later on than the others, but are doing nicely. With an Oct 15th finish date, I'm pushing the envelope for this area, but we'll see. These were just released last week at Irie Vibe Seeds (I got mine earlier) and finished pictures can be seen by following this link, www.theroomofgreen.com/forum/showthread.php?682-blazing-pistileros-KRAKATOA A beautiful strain indeed my friends.
Krakatoa (fruit loop Haze * Mau Mau)
These were started a little later on than the others, but are doing nicely. With an Oct 15th finish date, I'm pushing the envelope for this area, but we'll see. These were just released last week at Irie Vibe Seeds (I got mine earlier) and finished pictures can be seen by following this link, www.theroomofgreen.com/forum/showthread.php?682-blazing-pistileros-KRAKATOA A beautiful strain indeed my friends.
GAME
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JoJo420 : Thanks for swinging by, stay tuned !
Esbe: Appreciate your words my friend. Glad to have you riding along for the grow. Stay tuned, good things to follow ! Been seeing your lines floating around, perhaps I will try one of your recommendations for next seasons grow.
Sicknick: Thanks for the swinging by, keep following !
fisher: Glad you have found inspiration in what you have seen so far. Thanks
Esbe: Appreciate your words my friend. Glad to have you riding along for the grow. Stay tuned, good things to follow ! Been seeing your lines floating around, perhaps I will try one of your recommendations for next seasons grow.
Sicknick: Thanks for the swinging by, keep following !
fisher: Glad you have found inspiration in what you have seen so far. Thanks
badbeans
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a real bummer about your shovel bro! It looks like it treated you pretty well until the breakup though, treat yourself to a new and improved model you deserve it!
your guerilla plants are rockin' keep it up!
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GAME
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badbeans : That shovel was alright for light duty digging, but I have never seen the actual shovel-head snap in half before. And we're talking non-rocky soil. I'm now using the Gerber Gorge shovel. It's strong as an ox and I can literally fit it in my jeans pocket fully folded up. Nothing's worse than even having to think about explaining to someone why you would need to be carrying a shovel into the woods.
dimodz : That bag was picked up for five dollars at a local thrift store, gotta love it !
Stickky : nice
dimodz : That bag was picked up for five dollars at a local thrift store, gotta love it !
Stickky : nice
looks like your on the way to a great season man!
keep up the great job.
keep up the great job.
GAME
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007- Yes, I'm pretty pleased with how they have branched out so far considering I haven't trained any of them at all. I do attribute much of this to them being in nearly full sun all day long. I gave some of these seedlings to a new grower and he put them in an area with filtered sunlight. His are currently nearly six feet tall but have absolutely no branching developed yet as a result.
But to answer your questions. Most all of these are new strains to me and I have experience with none of them aside from a few that I haven't even photographed yet. So as for what sort of height increases I expect, hard to say, but I expect some of them to finish around ten feet tall or so.
But to answer your questions. Most all of these are new strains to me and I have experience with none of them aside from a few that I haven't even photographed yet. So as for what sort of height increases I expect, hard to say, but I expect some of them to finish around ten feet tall or so.
