Growing in blackgold cocoblend, with pbp soil, under a 600w, and in a secret jardin tent. Had very little veg time.

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Gorgeous, Seismic!

Love the deep, jagged leaf serrations, and the nugs look rock hard!
Exceptional visual appeal! Well done!

Thanks a lot bro! I was wondering myself which way it was leaning in terms of heritage, to get those nice serrations? Maybe Moroccan? Your right though about the density, these nugs are absolutely rock hard, like granite. It's funny, because the top cola isn't particularly large, but it's starting to make the entire plant lean way over, I have to keep it tied to the ceiling in the tent. Im glad she is putting some color on too, I wasn't sure at first, since during veg and early flower she was a nice deep green. Well anyways, take care bro, and thanks a lot

that looks really nice! Whats the lineage???? How does she smell? For a short veg time she looks awesome, you must have vegged under the 600 as well right??? Good job

Thanks a lot Caligreen! Actually she was vegged under a 196w T5. At the moment she smells like a cross between sugary limes, and a touch of fuel. Here is the description from CannaBiogen on it for ya:

A great plant to make Hashish, the parents providing two great hashish lines, both 100% Indica: The mother, An Indica from Chitral Kush region coupled with an exceptional male clone from Arabene, Morocco it gives very dense nuggets covered with resin. These plants need to be ventilated well when the buds start putting on weight and density.


Take care bro.

[mayan]

Agog! Really gorgeous! Thanks for sharing, Seismic. Am interested in hearing how you like her when the time comes.

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Vey nice plant, I´ve seen lots of cool sandstorm pics, she is on my list for next year.

Thanks a lot guys! I'll be sure to post up a smoke report for ya, mayan, when it is all done.

[3dDream]

Are you flushing now? I am curious if she'll color up more. Sexy plant! Nice grow!!!

BTW did you know that the predator was originally Van damme in a bug suit?

Jean-Claude Van Damme was originally slated to play the creature, but made alleged claims that the suit was "too clumsy and too hot." The original monster was a disproportionate, overweight creature with a duck-like head. It was nowhere near as agile as the creature portrayed by Kevin Peter Hall. After Van Damme was removed from the film and subsequent financial troubles with the studio nearly caused the project to shut down, McTiernan consulted Stan Winston. While on a plane ride to Fox studios alongside Aliens director James Cameron, Winston sketched monster ideas. Cameron suggested he had always wanted to see a creature with 'mandibles' which became part of the Predator's iconic look.

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Beauty lady!!