Girl Scout Cookies
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UP is that Animal or GSC?
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I'll answer for him....it's gsc not animal. Correct me if I'm wrong!
They can be taken early no problem....But I noticed swelling all the way to 65 days and also the longer you go the more purples that's come out AND the smell gets stronger too.
They can be taken early no problem....But I noticed swelling all the way to 65 days and also the longer you go the more purples that's come out AND the smell gets stronger too.
Flower at 4ft? Going to need 12 ft ceilings....
I had 4 ft plants, that yielded a tad over 1/2 lb each....
But, they needed extensive pruning and a couple little tricks to get that yield, it was hard to do....
Unknowns pics are of the GSC. Mine are at day 63 and I think they're going to get pulled tomorrow or the next. This is the most stacked round I've had so far.
She really stretches a whole lot. It's kind of ridiculous.
She really stretches a whole lot. It's kind of ridiculous.
thanks krunch, if she streatches that much i will be a happy boy scout. she will be on a vert screen 4ft x 5ft, going to have to spread her out and tie her down
GSC in a proper vert, topped several times and flowered at 4 ft, would most likely bring the 2+ lb per light, certain of it....
So what's that yield? Looks like dank, but teeny nugs.
About the stretch...
About the stretch...
I trained my ladies by topping once and daily supercropping to keep the canopy even. Flipped them @ around 16" and the tallest ended up at about 42".
Note the little gal barely poking her head up then the after shot...
This^ gives me an idea...I think next round I'm going to get a tripod and have a set position to see the progression of that particular area. It could really help in documenting daily stretch too if I did an some sort of time lapse.
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I really think this girl would excel in a vert environment. Keep us on the up and up Joesy.
About the stretch...
I trained my ladies by topping once and daily supercropping to keep the canopy even. Flipped them @ around 16" and the tallest ended up at about 42".
Note the little gal barely poking her head up then the after shot...
This^ gives me an idea...I think next round I'm going to get a tripod and have a set position to see the progression of that particular area. It could really help in documenting daily stretch too if I did an some sort of time lapse.
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I really think this girl would excel in a vert environment. Keep us on the up and up Joesy.
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Yield is shit....
If you ran another strain like OGCHEM, the exact same way as you ran GSC, you would quadruple your yield easy...
I used aptus at the double dose suggested rate to slow/stop stretch..it didn't.
wow thats a big stretch! how far was the light from the canopy?
pretty much sums it up..been having lots of convos about this with folks. the shit yield is probably gonna keep her out of most growrooms as cash cropping is simply not the best with GSC...maybe when it was 4k a LB but prices have come down...i had one of my thickest canopies to date and still only hit 1lb per light...whereas my OG tray next to it has nugs 3x as big and the yield is shittin on GSC
2lbs of Blue Dream per light @ 2300 each vs 1 lb of GSC a light at 36...you are losing a thousand bucks per light...run 10 lights and thats 10k you are missing out on. and ALLL the movers and shakers would rather take cheap blue dreams right now because expensive GSC is only for special markets....i guess if you go super SOG and do high plant counts you can hit 1.5 with GSC but i havent tried that yet..
so yeah sad to say but most of us are going back to cash crop strains to help fight against the impending massive outdoor flood...even if outs are 15 a pop you can still get low 22-23 for good quality indoor...
^^^That's the truth right there. 10K less in your pocket is a big hit. Beautiful for head stash...terrible for cash cropping. The exception is if you do like Lump and run high numbers with very little veg. time. The stretch will more than make up for the reduced veg, and the yield should be decent with the SOG approach.
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