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dickwilliams · 01-23-2014, 10:46 PM

Good points ,
Yes there can be great outdoor bud grown on THE bc coast.
Unfortunately yes, between rippers, and choppers its a challenge.
But I for one also hate the cheapbc indoor beasties out there

If I see another dense pk or "Kush" bud I'm gonna puke, talk about boring and tasteless.
I'm glad all the bs designated growers and fake patients are getting a wake up call.

VanCitysFinest · 01-24-2014, 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by dickwilliams

If I see another dense pk or "Kush" bud I'm gonna puke, talk about boring and tasteless.
I'm glad all the bs designated growers and fake patients are getting a wake up call.

Yet another unsatisfied, not plugged-in with the right people, salty RECREATIONAL user.

Just the type of loser the LPs are trying to harvest for their 6$ grams of another type of beast.

I'm glad you don't smoke good, and won't in the future

dickwilliams · 01-25-2014, 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by VanCitysFinest

Yet another unsatisfied, not plugged-in with the right people, salty RECREATIONAL user.

Just the type of loser the LPs are trying to harvest for their 6$ grams of another type of beast.

I'm glad you don't smoke good, and won't in the future

vcf thanks for your "kind words/"

dont worry for me,
I have a lifetime supply of beans of my deep congo , back to the congo, and trainwreck lines to keep me busy to worry about
geetin a quad a kush hookup.
peace

Green Supreme · 01-25-2014, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by VanCitysFinest

Yet another unsatisfied, not plugged-in with the right people, salty RECREATIONAL user.

Just the type of loser the LPs are trying to harvest for their 6$ grams of another type of beast.

I'm glad you don't smoke good, and won't in the future

Dick. Peace GS

mojoman · 01-26-2014, 12:40 AM

check out the Okangan...desert conditions suit this plant perfectly...

))

mojo

headband 707 · 01-26-2014, 05:12 PM

bigbag I will absolutely speak the way it has been here in VAN BC for many years now. I couldn't give two shits if you have a crop here and there that is good. I would rather have crops that are good all the time not just once in a blue moon. As far as growing here outdoors seeing as though I have done that for many years here I would say I'm pretty good at seeing what happens to crops here in BC's weather day in day out. I am not that big of fan of Texada Timewrap or atleast the shit I have had that was supposed to be TT. Not really that great imvho. If the Island gets great bud I'm all for that ,,,but it doesn't make it to the mainland and the SHIT they have been selling on our mainland SUCKS BALLS!!!!! stay frosty headband 707

BTW the absolute best place I have seen in BC outdoors is Lillooet BC

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Originally Posted by bigbag

headband 707 please don't speak for all of BC in re to outdoor quality. the gulf islands and Vancouver island have plenty of very dank strains, many based on Texada Timewarp, that anybody thats' puffed will tell you it's as good as anything out there ! hippy islands like Lasquiti and Cortes have more well worked outdoor lines than you can shake a stick at . as well, on a good season, these areas enjoy a Mediterranean like climate. there are coastal micro climates that have very low annual precipitation. I've even seen prickly pear cacti on one island

what is it that you seek, that's currently unavailable ? even tho it's primarily all kush, there are lot's of cultivars floating around BC

Green Supreme · 01-26-2014, 06:38 PM

This is what happens when you rely on others for what you want. You get what they want not what you want. The choices you make affect whatcha got. Peace GS

ps. Timewarp, done on a year when it can go to end of 1st week of October, beats any local outdoor bud I have puffed. Even those years, I rarely see most folks hit her right. Oh ya and so few have the real deal any more, chances are most have not encountered her, but a Fed knock etc.

crazy_eagle · 01-26-2014, 08:11 PM

I live on Vancouver island and most ppl around here grow the texadatimewarp. I grew her last year and she did well for me besides alittle mold but we had shitty weather. Just my 2 cents!

Ras Mason · 01-26-2014, 11:22 PM

timewarp was some of the dankest herb i was blessed to smoke even in late september early october in the laurentians. The colors, aroma and exquisite long lasting high are amazing. can t even imagine what she must be like on texada....

vapor · 01-26-2014, 11:56 PM

Lots of folks think they have timewarp but very few actually do from what i have seen, The name game. For about 8-10 years i have had the timewarp cutting from the original crew{my neighbor was the son of the guy who brought the seed to the island}. And she takes some talent and big sun to get to the olala place./ Anyways i love growing her inside too. Beautiful weeds. Things changed on the island when the choppers started, they started growing along the tree line to hide the plants form the choppers and not in full sun, so we had a lot of folks saying o the timewarp is no good or it has lost its ummff. Truth is the situation changed and less where growing her in full direct sun light. Great in crosses too, she passes great outdoor traits.

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dickwilliams Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 209	Good points , Yes there can be great outdoor bud grown on THE bc coast. Unfortunately yes, between rippers, and choppers its a challenge. But I for one also hate the cheapbc indoor beasties out there If I see another dense pk or "Kush" bud I'm gonna puke, talk about boring and tasteless. I'm glad all the bs designated growers and fake patients are getting a wake up call.
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01-26-2014, 12:40 AM	#105
mojoman Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 142	check out the Okangan...desert conditions suit this plant perfectly...)) mojo
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Green Supreme Banned Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: heaven, B.C. Posts: 5,105	This is what happens when you rely on others for what you want. You get what they want not what you want. The choices you make affect whatcha got. Peace GS ps. Timewarp, done on a year when it can go to end of 1st week of October, beats any local outdoor bud I have puffed. Even those years, I rarely see most folks hit her right. Oh ya and so few have the real deal any more, chances are most have not encountered her, but a Fed knock etc.
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01-26-2014, 08:11 PM	#108
crazy_eagle Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: vancouver island,canada Posts: 294	I live on Vancouver island and most ppl around here grow the texadatimewarp. I grew her last year and she did well for me besides alittle mold but we had shitty weather. Just my 2 cents! __________________ "Why drink and drive when you can smoke and fly"
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01-26-2014, 11:22 PM	#109
Ras Mason Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: chained to the lab slab.... Posts: 985	timewarp was some of the dankest herb i was blessed to smoke even in late september early october in the laurentians. The colors, aroma and exquisite long lasting high are amazing. can t even imagine what she must be like on texada....
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01-26-2014, 11:56 PM	#110
vapor Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,563	Lots of folks think they have timewarp but very few actually do from what i have seen, The name game. For about 8-10 years i have had the timewarp cutting from the original crew{my neighbor was the son of the guy who brought the seed to the island}. And she takes some talent and big sun to get to the olala place./ Anyways i love growing her inside too. Beautiful weeds. Things changed on the island when the choppers started, they started growing along the tree line to hide the plants form the choppers and not in full sun, so we had a lot of folks saying o the timewarp is no good or it has lost its ummff. Truth is the situation changed and less where growing her in full direct sun light. Great in crosses too, she passes great outdoor traits.
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