Tom Hill - Deep Chunk

bgb said:

All the DC"s look great, but they yield 9, 10, grams...gotta cross it with something that yields...........

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DIGITALHIPPY said:

yup. they usualy look real cool though, just like that one.

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Raco said:

Nice!
Did I see a two-headed girl?

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Volusian said:

wow, super nice plant. glad i got a pack of these.

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BloodyTreez said:

looks very resinous, very leafy as well, and possibly a low yielder. How much weight did you get off her, how was the smoke? how many days did you take her?

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Jare said:

Very nice man!

+rep

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Thankz

dimodz said:

looks good bro
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Danke Bro

SweetIndica2 said:

Very nice, DC's colors are mesmerizing. I really dig the purple frosty leaf trait DC has, i'm sure the trim would make some amazing hash!

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Thank You too... Yeah unfortunately I got not as much trim to make a solid piece, but I´ll definitely try Deep Chunk outdoors, so then I hope to get enuff...

Ohm's Law said:

Very Nice! What did you veg them under and for how long?

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Thanks
First under CFL 200W, then under 600W MH - vegged about 5 weeks...

bgb said:

All the DC"s look great, but they yield 9, 10, grams...gotta cross it with something that yields...........

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Indeed - now that´s the next step of course...
Here´s my DC father - I selected out of 3 the one with the shortest nodes and widest leafs...

@bozga & DIGITALHIPPY & etinarcadiaego & MapleMonk & 1000ARMSofKALI & B. Friendly:

FiveLeggedGoat said:

Very nice DC, Ananda!

Hope ya don't mind me posting a few shots of mine....?

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Thank You Of course I don´t mind - Your gr8 shotz of an incredible plant are very appreciated!

SweetIndica2 said:

Yea, i have wanted to run DC for awhile but for the next few runs yield is really important for me and it's yields are just too low for commercial grows obviously. I know it's absolutely amazing smoke though, and just like alot of "elite" cuts even though it yields low it's some of the best smoke around. I'm planning on grabbing a pack eventually though, i have to try it sooner or later.

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Nah DC is never ever interesting for commercial growers. It´s definitely something for afghanica lovers and very interesting for breeding....
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Anandaground said:

Nah DC is never ever interesting for commercial growers. It´s definitely something for afghanica lovers and very interesting for breeding....
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SweetIndica2 said:

Yea, i do grow for personal use mainly but at the moment i need some money as well so i'm going to be running Sensi Star and Blockhead again plus some other strains. They are still great smoke too which is good, but the DC has been on my "to grow" list for a few years now. Like you said, it's great for breeding too. I have seen a bunch of DC crosses that look amazing, especially the ones that have a high yield but still have the frosty purple leaf trait from the DC, a few of the recent DC cross pics i have seen were nominated for POTM. I really want to try a pack of Cannacopia's Lapis Mountain Indica.

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Lapis Mountain Indica
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This is a hybrid of two pure Afghan populations. The ‘Pure Afghan’ seeds were obtained by a private contractor while doing soils research in Afghanistan. The seeds were collected directly from a hashish farmer, and smuggled back for us to look through. We found the plants to be relatively stable, but we wanted a slightly earlier selection so we crossed the best females with our select Deep Chunk pollen, to add some genetic diversity and western improved characteristics, all the while keeping the line true to its afghan heritage. The flavour from these plants is unmistakably classic Afghan, with a slightly increased yield over the ‘Pure Afghan’ inbred line. Our selected mothers produced some of the nicest black hashish we’ve ever made, reminiscent of the finest Afghani black hash of the early 70’s. When asked about the specific region, all our friend could tell us that the seeds came from a small village close to what his company deemed the largest untapped Lapis deposit in the country, thus the name Lapis Mountain Indica. Yield is average (300-400 g/ sq m). Indoor flowering: 8-9 Weeks
Harvest outdoors mid-October.

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Haps said:

Those shots are nice, but I can not get over folks drooling over a tiny gal like that. Is it not possible to grow this strain to a decent 4-6 foot size?
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