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HorseMouth · 03-05-2016, 06:56 PM

It's March, so we might as well get rolling.

Most clones have already been taken and rooted for the early run, working on the second big cloning this weekend.

Over the last few years and understanding the space and numbers I have to work with, this double cloning separated by a month seems to give me the plants and working timetable I need for success.

Also, in the past I used Oasis cubes (rack of 50) and for every 50 clones I took, I would keep the best 20 only. This year I am only keeping the best 12. This has me cloning more trays off bigger mothers, but I'm hoping this will translate to better (all around) plants in the long run. NOTE: I will have the same amount of plants as last year, but I will end up taking about 40% more clones.

Here's the lineup

GSC Forum Cut. 3rd year in the stable
GDP Ken's Cut. 2nd year
BCD. 1st year OD. Great success on the small indoor testing runs.
Hazy Trainwreck. 3rd year.
Harlequin. 1st year. Just tested the Indoor. 9.5 CBD, 4.3 THC.
CannaTsu. 1st year. 12% CBD, <1% THC
Grape Stomp 1st year. Looked terrible indoor, giving a couple a try in OD.

Pics will be posted as they are relevant. Let's keep this thread clean and to the point, not interested in getting highjacked or babysitting a newbie trying for post validation.

Peace

HorseMouth · 03-06-2016, 04:22 AM

Here's a camper I saw online that I like. Mostly for the accordion style sides, lending itself towards light Dep.

Plus, Here's a Pic of Last years GH lineup of Tarp pulling.

Peace

_tessarecting · 03-07-2016, 01:57 AM

kens gdp has a special place in my heart, love your farm!

Dankstang · 03-07-2016, 02:06 AM

we did BCD last season. Huge colas, beautiful pink to purple to black. Easiest in garden to take care of. Smelliest and distinct, it's a keeper in my lineup!

orechron · 03-08-2016, 06:19 PM

I 2nd BCD as an outdoor choice. Very durable plant, puts out blue dream sized colas with better bag appeal imo. Only downside is that it is spread throughout OR and hard to get rid of locally. Subbed for the show.

Robrites · 03-08-2016, 06:54 PM

Looks to be a great show. Good to see someone living the dream.
I'll watch and learn.

BCD = ?

TriSierra · 03-09-2016, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by orechron

I 2nd BCD as an outdoor choice. Very durable plant, puts out blue dream sized colas with better bag appeal imo. Only downside is that it is spread throughout OR and hard to get rid of locally. Subbed for the show.

whats this bcd?

Dab Strudel · 03-10-2016, 05:56 AM

BCD = Blue City Diesel = Blueberry X NYC Diesel

HorseMouth · 03-11-2016, 10:20 PM

I'm using the BCD as my Bulk. Every garden better have at least one, for a while it was Blue Dream, before that it was straight Diesel. Over the last couple years I've tried different Bulk's but haven't had the success I used to have.

The others are small batch, (except the Hazy Wreck), and more for the proper effect they offer.

Rest of the clones have been taken. I had a few Alaskan Thunderfuck X TW, and Grape Stomper, but they didn't pan out as expected and were dropped. I did keep three Grape Stomper, and if I get a chance I might grow two of them out. MAYBE.

The west coast is getting slammed with snow and rain right now, and over the last week. I was in the Cascades mountains last weekend and was just so enchanted with the color of the trees/moss/underbrush. I miss that environment, but I wouldn't want to battle with that kind of humidity. I hope everyone is well and getting a step by step list of prep work done.

This time of year always matches up with spring training Baseball. Highest of hopes and dreams for your strains and the possibility of the fall. So here's to all your strains and teams making the playoffs come October!

Peace.

lostenspace · 03-11-2016, 11:54 PM

Quick question, do you go out every day to pull the tarp? What time do usually pull it over?
Thanks

03-05-2016, 06:56 PM	#1
HorseMouth Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Oregon Posts: 478	Central Oregon 2016 Light Dep. It's March, so we might as well get rolling. Most clones have already been taken and rooted for the early run, working on the second big cloning this weekend. Over the last few years and understanding the space and numbers I have to work with, this double cloning separated by a month seems to give me the plants and working timetable I need for success. Also, in the past I used Oasis cubes (rack of 50) and for every 50 clones I took, I would keep the best 20 only. This year I am only keeping the best 12. This has me cloning more trays off bigger mothers, but I'm hoping this will translate to better (all around) plants in the long run. NOTE: I will have the same amount of plants as last year, but I will end up taking about 40% more clones. Here's the lineup GSC Forum Cut. 3rd year in the stable GDP Ken's Cut. 2nd year BCD. 1st year OD. Great success on the small indoor testing runs. Hazy Trainwreck. 3rd year. Harlequin. 1st year. Just tested the Indoor. 9.5 CBD, 4.3 THC. CannaTsu. 1st year. 12% CBD, <1% THC Grape Stomp 1st year. Looked terrible indoor, giving a couple a try in OD. Pics will be posted as they are relevant. Let's keep this thread clean and to the point, not interested in getting highjacked or babysitting a newbie trying for post validation. Peace __________________ A Man is what he thinks about all day long. -R.W.E Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. - B. Franklin A secret shared is never a secret halved. - Alistair MacLean When you borrow a thousand dollars, the bank owns you. When you borrow a million, you own the bank. - Larry Niven Only I chose to move into a field where there was little or no competition. Why fight my way up a chain of command when by taking one step sideways I could form my own chain of command with myself at the top, running things the way I felt they should be run from the start instead of adapting someone else's system until I was high enough to make my presence felt. -Robert Lynn Asprin Last edited by HorseMouth; 07-15-2016 at 01:56 AM..
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03-06-2016, 04:22 AM	#2
HorseMouth Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Oregon Posts: 478	Here's a camper I saw online that I like. Mostly for the accordion style sides, lending itself towards light Dep. Plus, Here's a Pic of Last years GH lineup of Tarp pulling. Peace __________________ A Man is what he thinks about all day long. -R.W.E Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. - B. Franklin A secret shared is never a secret halved. - Alistair MacLean When you borrow a thousand dollars, the bank owns you. When you borrow a million, you own the bank. - Larry Niven Only I chose to move into a field where there was little or no competition. Why fight my way up a chain of command when by taking one step sideways I could form my own chain of command with myself at the top, running things the way I felt they should be run from the start instead of adapting someone else's system until I was high enough to make my presence felt. -Robert Lynn Asprin
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03-07-2016, 01:57 AM	#3
_tessarecting ஓ Join Date: May 2015 Posts: 3,852	kens gdp has a special place in my heart, love your farm! __________________
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03-07-2016, 02:06 AM	#4
Dankstang Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Middle Earth Posts: 97	BCD we did BCD last season. Huge colas, beautiful pink to purple to black. Easiest in garden to take care of. Smelliest and distinct, it's a keeper in my lineup!
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03-08-2016, 06:54 PM	#6
Robrites Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Orygun Posts: 3,218	Looks to be a great show. Good to see someone living the dream. I'll watch and learn. BCD = ? __________________ Legal Weed is the fastest growing industry in the United States.
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03-08-2016, 06:19 PM	#5
orechron Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 378	I 2nd BCD as an outdoor choice. Very durable plant, puts out blue dream sized colas with better bag appeal imo. Only downside is that it is spread throughout OR and hard to get rid of locally. Subbed for the show.
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03-10-2016, 05:56 AM	#8
Dab Strudel Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 481	BCD = Blue City Diesel = Blueberry X NYC Diesel
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03-11-2016, 10:20 PM	#9
HorseMouth Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Oregon Posts: 478	I'm using the BCD as my Bulk. Every garden better have at least one, for a while it was Blue Dream, before that it was straight Diesel. Over the last couple years I've tried different Bulk's but haven't had the success I used to have. The others are small batch, (except the Hazy Wreck), and more for the proper effect they offer. Rest of the clones have been taken. I had a few Alaskan Thunderfuck X TW, and Grape Stomper, but they didn't pan out as expected and were dropped. I did keep three Grape Stomper, and if I get a chance I might grow two of them out. MAYBE. The west coast is getting slammed with snow and rain right now, and over the last week. I was in the Cascades mountains last weekend and was just so enchanted with the color of the trees/moss/underbrush. I miss that environment, but I wouldn't want to battle with that kind of humidity. I hope everyone is well and getting a step by step list of prep work done. This time of year always matches up with spring training Baseball. Highest of hopes and dreams for your strains and the possibility of the fall. So here's to all your strains and teams making the playoffs come October! Peace. __________________ A Man is what he thinks about all day long. -R.W.E Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. - B. Franklin A secret shared is never a secret halved. - Alistair MacLean When you borrow a thousand dollars, the bank owns you. When you borrow a million, you own the bank. - Larry Niven Only I chose to move into a field where there was little or no competition. Why fight my way up a chain of command when by taking one step sideways I could form my own chain of command with myself at the top, running things the way I felt they should be run from the start instead of adapting someone else's system until I was high enough to make my presence felt. -Robert Lynn Asprin
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03-11-2016, 11:54 PM	#10
lostenspace Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: lost en space Posts: 100	Quick question, do you go out every day to pull the tarp? What time do usually pull it over? Thanks
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