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I don't own a television.If ever I want to fall asleep in front of the television I'll do that
This indica-dominant Solo's Stash pulled 7.2 lbs of dry bud. nice compact plant:
Quickest trim I have ever had. You can see not many leaves and that is well over an ounce nug. Amazing resin dripping buds, with a slight pine smell. Wish I had a full season with her, I planted on July 14th and I bet I still harvest over 3 for sure, hoping for over 5. Not a single spot of mildew or mold and I harvested 100% of this plant. In fact, my entire crop I have only had to throw out one top because of a caterpillar. Compared to the bay area where I would loose 30% on a great year, the Sierra Nevada Mountain range just makes things so much easier. My quality is top notch as well.
NL #5 from Bohdi
NL #5 from Bohdi
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Luther Burbank
That was a nice turn around there dudes. Looks like someone smoked a bowl and went "nah, no reason we shouldn't get along". Love when that happens. Great looking plants everyone.
The September ripper threat is over for most. People can now enjoy the fruits of their labor. Enjoy everybody.
Let's get some dried shots in here?
Plus what do you guys recommend from seed that's early with yield and flavor?
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Plus what do you guys recommend from seed that's early with yield and flavor?
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Mountain Sprout
Member
Our trimmers have preferred Blueberry Cheese clone from Medicinal Organics for the last few years. They are always trying to get away with 8 and 10 gram trimmed nugs.
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Luther Burbank
Just September BD? What makes them stop in October?
I knew I would get shit for not fully explaining. Tensions mount the highest in September due to rippers, plant health, trim crews. Most people are over hump and starting to chill. I however have a long way to go.
browntrout - I have a couple pics of my NL #5 dry nug shots, I will upload tonight and post it up for you.
browntrout - I have a couple pics of my NL #5 dry nug shots, I will upload tonight and post it up for you.
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Luther Burbank
Oh not giving shit! As it's not as open or prevalent here on the East Coast we don't have such a big problem with rippers. I was genuinely interested.
Blackout motor already is leaking oil so they're coming with a new one and hooking it up.
In case people haven't noticed, Bodhi has been dropping some serious dank!
SSH from Bodhi
My NL #5 dry shots turned out sun bleached. I will post up some more pictures once the main part of the plant is trimmed up and cured.
SSH from Bodhi
My NL #5 dry shots turned out sun bleached. I will post up some more pictures once the main part of the plant is trimmed up and cured.
So I talked to deGier , the motors are filled with oil from the factory and sometimes are overfilled...hopefully that's actually what's wrong with mine.
fatsack79
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Lmao... I don't give a shit how open or wide spread it is or is not... Or weather or not it's legal or illegal on whatever level... You better ALWAYS know theirs a thief nearby... Their always gonna b a big problem anywhere your at no matter what ur do'n... East Coast West Coast it don't matter...
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