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MRsistatumbleweed

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• May 14, 2015

• #41

Muad' Dib your plants look beast as man.. good job..

 

Bradley_Danks

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• May 14, 2015

• #42

Subbed! I love the Sativa's and organics too

How do you keep yourself from accidentally tracking pollen from your panic room into your flower room? I'm getting ready to build one myself.

 

Muad' Dib

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• May 14, 2015

• #43

sistatumbleweed said:

Muad' Dib your plants look beast as man.. good job..

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Thanks for the kind words mate, welcome to the thread.

bigdank said:

Subbed! I love the Sativa's and organics too

How do you keep yourself from accidentally tracking pollen from your panic room into your flower room? I'm getting ready to build one myself.

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Hey bigdank, I've placed the panic room just into the veg room, not very close to the flowering room but yes it's still dangerous, might be a good idea wear an ebola suit...

I must to be very careful when I water the males and if I need to enter in the flo room I do that first.

There is only air extraction in the panic room and it's placed quite far from the plants, just on the top of the box ( 1'75cm x 90cm x 50cm) beyond of the lamp. Air comes in by passive way in order to not create a hurricane with the pollen.

Whatever, things happens, if there was any accident I'll know it in a few days, when the bastard seeds appears in a not tagged branch.

Thanks for pass by here.

Vibes.

 

Muad' Dib

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• May 14, 2015

• #44

This is a well frosty and a bit rare pheno found in some packs of seeds. The smell is quite weird, just like aromatic soap, flavour is sweet, herbal and earthy with a coffee touch.

Peyote Purple 49 days

Vibes

 

MRsistatumbleweed

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• May 14, 2015

• #45

looks so frosty.. just amazing again.. awesome to be able to check out so many strains in the one thread..

 

Muad' Dib

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• May 15, 2015

• #46

This is an old cut that was quite popular years ago but not right now. I keep it because I like her fine smoke.

Sensi Star 49 days

She has some feed deficiency..."mea culpa"... Running many cuts at the same time it's a bit crazy.

 

Muad' Dib

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• May 15, 2015

• #47

This is one of my favourites sativa strains, she's the princess of my harem even if I don't know certainly her lineage. The smell is like fresh berries and the taste is sweet and fruity, but the best is the high, no limits.


Tijuana 49 days

 

Muad' Dib

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• May 15, 2015

• #48

This is a well known strain around here, I love her, delicious smoke, well frosty, good high and the best aroma.

Sour Diesel 49 days

Here another very good sativa strain, smell is sweet and incensed, the flavour is a great combination between incense, roast meat and a touch of acidity.

Titan's Haze 49 days

 

Muad' Dib

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• May 24, 2015

• #49

A bit of hash from Sensi Star.

Vibes

 

MRsistatumbleweed

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• May 24, 2015

• #50

very nice there maud' dib bet your happy with the outcome

 

Muad' Dib

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• Jun 19, 2015

• #51

Hey mates, summer has arrived, no more lights until october. Here some pics of the last buds.

I really have not ended the flowering of all plants, too much heat into the indoor,so I've trimmed them to make hash (no problem, I really love it).

Here some buds rescued from the hell.

Sour Diesel

Shishkaberry

Mother Queen

Peyote Purple

Good vibes and enjoy the summer time.

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Muad' Dib

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• Jun 19, 2015

• #52

These days I'm working on the garden, I'm growing tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, courgettes, beans, etc.

It is a hard job but i'm lucky to own a Motasa Minarelli 1970. It is a beast and works very well but sometimes it's like a mule, cost me a lot of effort to start it because it's cold or there is too much oil on the spark plug, then I need to extract it, clean all and back to place it. Definetly I need to buy a japanese mini tractor.

Vibes.

 

Bmac1

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• Jun 20, 2015

• #53

Great job on the garden, inside and outside.

 

Muad' Dib

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• Jun 20, 2015

• #54

Thanks mate, this year the garden is smaller than others but I think it's enough for 2 people. I'll update the thread with vegetables, lol.


Vibes.

 

3rdEye

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• Jun 21, 2015

• #55

Everything is looking great there. Very nice attention to your gardens Muad' Dib. I'd recommend using lots of mulch down in those furrows between the rows. Helps keep compaction to a minimum and breaks down really fast.
Your buds look great. Rescued or not.

 

Muad' Dib

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• Jun 21, 2015

• #56

Yes, mulch might help a lot, even preventing the herbs and keeping fresh and wet the soil. If I can get it I will. Thanks for passing by here mate.

Vibes.

 

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SourDank

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• Jun 21, 2015

• #57

Awesome thread bro, love that you have those hazes and landrace sativa's goin. If you don't mind me asking, where did the NH x C99 come from?

 

Muad' Dib

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• Jun 22, 2015

• #58

Hi SourDank, I love sativas, maybe it is a bit difficult to grow and I use to do some mistakes but it's always more gratifying to harvest a sativa.

The C99 x NH came to me by a Dutch friend, I really don't have many info about it, only know that it is a selected cut but I did't see or hear about it before. I'll try to ask for more info.


Vibes.

 

"HEMPEROR"

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• Jun 22, 2015

• #59

very nice grow bro, nice one on the shishka cut is it the genesis cut or your own selection.
happy growing fella...

 

Muad' Dib

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• Jun 22, 2015

• #60

Thanks for the kind words mate. Not genesis cut but also it is a well known cut by here, just a selection from S.O.L. seeds.

I know another couple of cuts of this strain and I think that apparently there are high probabilities to get a good keeper in the seeds packs. It is a very good plant, I love the hash and the oil from her.

I really don't know if still there are some packs or it is a discontinued product.


Vibes.