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plastochron · 12-22-2012, 08:17 AM

Can anyone give me insight into how performances of rare dankness genetics outside or in a greenhouse? particularly interested in the og lines with the rare dankness #1 papa (e.g. scott's and rug burn). any info on average harvest date, strength of stems, internode length and stretch, resistance to botrytis/pm/other pathogens and pests, nutrition preferences, etc. would be greatly appreciated. thank you much.

Moonshine* · 12-23-2012, 12:55 AM

In Colorado we ran a bunch of Lee Roy,Scott's OG, 501st, and Venom plus a bunch of hazes in the Greenhouse this year. Finished by the end of Oct, First week of Nov. All were ran in a premixed soil which required nothing but water. Couldnt tell you about Botrytis or mold casue we didnt have any. zSturdy plants that were caged so they didnt need additional support beides the cage.

plastochron · 12-23-2012, 03:19 AM

how large were the containers? how about average yield?

Moonshine* · 01-01-2013, 06:06 PM

Avg container was 30 gal. Avg yeild was about 1000g for the Og's some were bigger some were smaller. (oops) I hate posting from my phone.

POLISH WALRUS · 01-01-2013, 06:16 PM

WOW 30gallons got 10k grams????/ 22.32 lbs ?????

love to see pics .

plastochron · 01-02-2013, 12:12 AM

I have a feeling that should have read 1000g, still a damn impressive yield from a 30 gal container. did you use bag soil or a custom mix? if custom can you describe it? cheers

Moonshine* · 01-02-2013, 02:45 AM

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I have a feeling that should have read 1000g, still a damn impressive yield from a 30 gal container. did you use bag soil or a custom mix? if custom can you describe it? cheers

thanks. yep u r right. 1000g per plant. the mix was a custom blend fairly similar to the moonshine mix. hot soil only watered with plain h2o.

plastochron · 01-03-2013, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Moonshine*

In Colorado we ran a bunch of Lee Roy,Scott's OG, 501st, and Venom plus a bunch of hazes in the Greenhouse this year. Finished by the end of Oct, First week of Nov. All were ran in a premixed soil which required nothing but water. Couldnt tell you about Botrytis or mold casue we didnt have any. zSturdy plants that were caged so they didnt need additional support beides the cage.

Did you run any Rugburn's outside last year? Were there any general trends in yield differences or growth patterns or proclivities between any of your OGs? Cheers

12-23-2012, 12:55 AM	#2
Moonshine* Rare Dankness Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: All over the world.... Posts: 996	In Colorado we ran a bunch of Lee Roy,Scott's OG, 501st, and Venom plus a bunch of hazes in the Greenhouse this year. Finished by the end of Oct, First week of Nov. All were ran in a premixed soil which required nothing but water. Couldnt tell you about Botrytis or mold casue we didnt have any. zSturdy plants that were caged so they didnt need additional support beides the cage. __________________ 1st place - - 2010 Best Bud of Boulder - "Most Potent". "Stone Mountain" 1st place - 2011 HighTimes Cannabis Cup - Seed Co Sativa. " Moonshine haze" 1st place - 2012 HighTimes Medical Cup Los Angeles - Indica. "Doc's OG" May 2012 - HighTimes "Strongest Strain on Earth" - OG GhostTrain Haze #1 Dec 2012 - HighTimes "Top 10 strains of the year" - OG GhostTrain Haze #1 2nd place - 2012 HighTimes Cannabis Cup - Seed Co Hash. "Tangerine Compound" 3rd place - 2012 HighTimes Cannabis Cup - Seed Co Hybrid. "Rug Burn OG" 1st Place - 2013 Best of the Best Michigan Medical MJ Report competition. (also highest THC test for comp) "Scott's OG" 2nd place - 2013 High Times Medical Cup Los Angeles Sativa. Ghost Train Haze #1 grown by Kyle Kushman 2013 High Times Top 10 Hazes of All time. Ghost Train Haze #1 www.raredankness.com
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12-23-2012, 03:19 AM	#3
plastochron Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 300	how large were the containers? how about average yield? __________________ What I produce is better than gold, pure gold. What I yield is better than fine silver. - Proverbs 8:19
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01-01-2013, 06:06 PM	#4
Moonshine* Rare Dankness Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: All over the world.... Posts: 996	Avg container was 30 gal. Avg yeild was about 1000g for the Og's some were bigger some were smaller. (oops) I hate posting from my phone. __________________ 1st place - - 2010 Best Bud of Boulder - "Most Potent". "Stone Mountain" 1st place - 2011 HighTimes Cannabis Cup - Seed Co Sativa. " Moonshine haze" 1st place - 2012 HighTimes Medical Cup Los Angeles - Indica. "Doc's OG" May 2012 - HighTimes "Strongest Strain on Earth" - OG GhostTrain Haze #1 Dec 2012 - HighTimes "Top 10 strains of the year" - OG GhostTrain Haze #1 2nd place - 2012 HighTimes Cannabis Cup - Seed Co Hash. "Tangerine Compound" 3rd place - 2012 HighTimes Cannabis Cup - Seed Co Hybrid. "Rug Burn OG" 1st Place - 2013 Best of the Best Michigan Medical MJ Report competition. (also highest THC test for comp) "Scott's OG" 2nd place - 2013 High Times Medical Cup Los Angeles Sativa. Ghost Train Haze #1 grown by Kyle Kushman 2013 High Times Top 10 Hazes of All time. Ghost Train Haze #1 www.raredankness.com Last edited by Moonshine; 01-02-2013 at 02:43 AM..*
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01-02-2013, 12:12 AM	#6
plastochron Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 300	I have a feeling that should have read 1000g, still a damn impressive yield from a 30 gal container. did you use bag soil or a custom mix? if custom can you describe it? cheers __________________ What I produce is better than gold, pure gold. What I yield is better than fine silver. - Proverbs 8:19
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12-22-2012, 08:17 AM	#1
plastochron Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 300	Rare Dankness in the great outdoors Can anyone give me insight into how performances of rare dankness genetics outside or in a greenhouse? particularly interested in the og lines with the rare dankness #1 papa (e.g. scott's and rug burn). any info on average harvest date, strength of stems, internode length and stretch, resistance to botrytis/pm/other pathogens and pests, nutrition preferences, etc. would be greatly appreciated. thank you much. __________________ What I produce is better than gold, pure gold. What I yield is better than fine silver. - Proverbs 8:19
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01-01-2013, 06:16 PM	#5
POLISH WALRUS Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 92	WOW 30gallons got 10k grams????/ 22.32 lbs ????? love to see pics .
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