Bangi Congo x Panama

Shooters

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• Dec 2, 2017

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So last summer I had contacted Dubi about some issues I was having with one of their strains and the end result was on the 27th of July I received four free tests seeds from Ace! Bangi Congo x Panama!!

I started two of them right that day! Planted the seeds right to 1gal starter pots using organic farm soil mixed with perlite & vermiculite.

They were started indoors and then when cooler weather hit I snuck 'em out to the green house to veg in the natural light and to harden them off and toughen them up. Pic shown here is from Aug 21.

 

Shooters

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• Dec 2, 2017

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Sept 22 update

Sept 22 update

After a month of veg, I moved them into 3gal pots and gave them a nice neem oil bath before moving them inside to veg some more under two 600w lamps.


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Shooters

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• Dec 2, 2017

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Sept 28 update

Sept 28 update

Still vegging at this point, they both have great shape, growth and color.

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Shooters

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• Dec 2, 2017

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Oct 3 update

Oct 3 update

Some more veg pictures, these are lovely plants require very little from the grower at this point.

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Shooters

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• Dec 2, 2017

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Oct 09 update

Oct 09 update

Here they are after another weeks growth:

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Shooters

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• Dec 2, 2017

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Oct 16 update

Oct 16 update

Another week and still these two amazing plants just ask for nothing and keep getting bigger:

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Shooters

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Oct 24 update

Oct 24 update

More veg pics!

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Shooters

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Halloween pics Oct 31 update

Halloween pics Oct 31 update

At this point I had been full on with my green house harvest so I was extra glad to not have to worry these two plants, just add water...

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Nico Farmer

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Hi
Subbed!
Nice tall plants you have.
Congrats.

 

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geneva_sativa

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Looking very nice !

 

Shooters

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Nov 08 update

Nov 08 update

On Nov 05 I flipped these to flower at 11/13 so these pics will be with three days of flower stretch.

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Shooters

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Nov 18 update

Nov 18 update

13 days of flower at this point and really starting to stretch.

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Shooters

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Nov 23 update

Nov 23 update

Nov 23 update, they are still stretching and are popping out bud sites all over.

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Shooters

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• Dec 3, 2017

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Nov 30 update

Nov 30 update

Finally caught up with all my file pics. Now I can keep this updated as I go, Resizing and loading all these pics in one day sucks, I must say...

I'm not recognizing any of the aromas that I get off these with stem rubs.

Both of these have stretch so much I need a step ladder to get som better angle bud shots for the top colas.

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Shooters

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• Dec 8, 2017

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Dec 07 update

Dec 07 update

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ThermalRider

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• Dec 8, 2017

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Pretty work Shooter..!! quite a beautiful plant's and an interesting cross .. Looking forward to a smoke report for sure..!!

 

Shooters

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• Dec 8, 2017

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Thanks Thermal, Dubi and Ace have lots of these awesome crosses, I'm just lucky enough to get to try some out. I'll be popping the last two seeds of these Fems next week, to round it out with a four plant test.

 

deepwaterdude

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• Dec 9, 2017

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I'm sorry I didn't see these earlier, and glad the show's just starting! Very healthy girls, shooter, love their strong color and health. Also nice to see a grow with space, leave untopped and let a girl do her thing. Are they in soil or coco?

 

Shooters

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• Dec 9, 2017

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Thanks Dwd! I'm loving these two girls and now that most of the flower stretch is over I can leave them un-topped. They are in organic soil that I work up using natural soil and compost from the kitchen and of course the goats add most of the nutrients to each pot.

The longer flowering sativas will yellow out the shade leaves pretty fast, and these have too, to some extent as well, I expect by the time they are done to have used up all of the canopy leaves for food.

 

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• Dec 9, 2017

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Interesting crosses shooter very nice plenty bud sites..