thanks bean, aminas, femora & mega
& dhf
gonna be perfect timing for a puffout on 4.20 of this harvest.
& dhf
gonna be perfect timing for a puffout on 4.20 of this harvest.
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Crucial Cup Colosseum aka Twisted Towers
- Thread starter Avinash.miles
- Start date
i cut the bottoms of the cups out right before i stacked them up.... leave the bottom on the bottom cup, water top cup SLOWLY!!! untill u see runoff from base of bottom cup....
that ws my technique this round...
best of luck to ya, bugman
that ws my technique this round...
best of luck to ya, bugman
maybe, good luck!!!
more harvy pics
more harvy pics
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Chunky D top nug.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ seriously dense chunky D top nugs.
^^^
base pot pheno hunting.
my "pink" and "white" are very flo leaning and seem nearly identical.... when we were trimming them they seemed the same, very dense, thick buds, light foxtailing, same structure, nearly identical smells also, pink being a lil bit more strawberry-ice-cream-y. But both have the same good characteristics.
Flowering a bunch of the pinks & whites next to each other right now in my "mostly vert" room that's gone all vert now.
the "orange" pheno is very low yeilding, stretchy long node spacing, nice n frosty but not strong smelling. poor structure and poor yeild, and poor smell so orange is out.
Blue is nice version of the kushy side of this cross,
By now everything is cut & trim, hung for a day & a half or so, it's super dry where im at so that's long enough thinner stems are snapping already; now it's all in cardboard boxes buds still on stem (will slightly draw moisture from inside buds and continue to dry),, next going into jars to start the burbing process, have some nice 1gals to put all the chunky D in & some quarts for each flo cross pheno
more harvy pics
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Chunky D top nug.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ seriously dense chunky D top nugs.
^^^
base pot pheno hunting.
my "pink" and "white" are very flo leaning and seem nearly identical.... when we were trimming them they seemed the same, very dense, thick buds, light foxtailing, same structure, nearly identical smells also, pink being a lil bit more strawberry-ice-cream-y. But both have the same good characteristics.
Flowering a bunch of the pinks & whites next to each other right now in my "mostly vert" room that's gone all vert now.
the "orange" pheno is very low yeilding, stretchy long node spacing, nice n frosty but not strong smelling. poor structure and poor yeild, and poor smell so orange is out.
Blue is nice version of the kushy side of this cross,
By now everything is cut & trim, hung for a day & a half or so, it's super dry where im at so that's long enough thinner stems are snapping already; now it's all in cardboard boxes buds still on stem (will slightly draw moisture from inside buds and continue to dry),, next going into jars to start the burbing process, have some nice 1gals to put all the chunky D in & some quarts for each flo cross pheno
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dont forget that bobblehead's theory about nutrient separation in the medium, heavier molecules and what not could very well be spot on.... so copy this design at ur own risk.
chunky diesel,
sour d x deep chunk (or chocolate chunk)
i got it as a cut from a pal, he got it as a cut from a pal....
on down the line she goes.
EDIT:
just made a thread about the chunky D in flower pix section, note that pics in this thread are NOT the plants from the twisted towers.
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SecondAttempt
Active member
I'll be your pal for a cut of that... Damn good work Avi.
cleaned up the room yesterday:
some very cool pattern in the roots:
speaking of roots....
the roots of each cup did grow down into the cups below them, making the towers stable enough to stand up on their own even when I removed all the stakes that stabilize them vertically.
some very cool pattern in the roots:
speaking of roots....
the roots of each cup did grow down into the cups below them, making the towers stable enough to stand up on their own even when I removed all the stakes that stabilize them vertically.
chunky D thread link:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=5709212#post5709212
it's a good strain, so far so good i like it & it's a keeper. she will def. get dusted w some pollen in an upcoming chuck....
smokes nicely, even tho it's not cured at all just dry, still smokes w sour citrus flavors, altho sweeter than the average sour D.
next round coming together, room is all cleaned up, refilled w cups.... some big plants too.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=5709212#post5709212
it's a good strain, so far so good i like it & it's a keeper. she will def. get dusted w some pollen in an upcoming chuck....
smokes nicely, even tho it's not cured at all just dry, still smokes w sour citrus flavors, altho sweeter than the average sour D.
next round coming together, room is all cleaned up, refilled w cups.... some big plants too.
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Good job avi. A very unique growing method that you handled well. I know you'll enjoy your harvest
thanks fork
& speaking of harvest....
the complete setup, towers & basepots yeilded 15 ozs and change, just under an Lb.
cups all came empty in a sleeve, god i could never drink near that much soda, then again w all the ice they give ya it's not that much soda.
anyhoo cups came clean & empty, i'd like to try smaller cups less veg more cups, but next round is already lined up in the same BK cups.
anyhoo cups came clean & empty, i'd like to try smaller cups less veg more cups, but next round is already lined up in the same BK cups.
ya.... i'm not really afraid of overvegging... last round was pretty big at flip, i got this, update soon come
today (or sometime this weekend) I'm planning on re-assembling the towers, 3 towers of all DJ shorts Flo (temple cut) this round and 3 plants each of unique genetics.
