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Bc Budman · 02-09-2017, 05:22 AM

Last year around June a friend of mine started caretaking for an incredible waterfront property in the middle of nowhere, accessible only by boat.
Naturally, we had to grow some part there.

It was late in the season by the time the place was his but we immediately potted up some bag seed I hope in going just for fun on my balcony.

We waited patiently until the end of August to see the first signs of flower. By mid September the were were looking very nice

the purple one is what really stood out, it came from bag seed, a strain called "Mi amour" which I think is a cross of comatose og and sensi star.
It has a super intense grape candy flavour mixed a fuely og aroma.

October 1, Southwest BC

Unfortunately, the plants didn't even start to flower until late August and most of it went to mold. I did however, keep a couple cuttings which are now 1 week into flower under lights.

I am looking forward to getting some seedlings started early for the upcoming season. But this time I am going make sure I get some early flowering genetics.

Swamp Thang · 02-09-2017, 06:39 AM

Considering that the seeds were started off so late in the year, those plants are looking good. Soon you will get to sample the results of your labor, as you look out over the water when the crickets and frogs start their evening symphony. Save me a beer. I'll be right over.

Bc Budman · 02-10-2017, 04:54 AM

As soon as they got potted up they just took off. This was the first time I used pots larger than 20 liters and it really makes a difference.

a couple more pics from last season

02-09-2017, 05:22 AM	#1
Bc Budman Newbie Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 9	My waterfront dream grow Last year around June a friend of mine started caretaking for an incredible waterfront property in the middle of nowhere, accessible only by boat. Naturally, we had to grow some part there. It was late in the season by the time the place was his but we immediately potted up some bag seed I hope in going just for fun on my balcony. We waited patiently until the end of August to see the first signs of flower. By mid September the were were looking very nice the purple one is what really stood out, it came from bag seed, a strain called "Mi amour" which I think is a cross of comatose og and sensi star. It has a super intense grape candy flavour mixed a fuely og aroma. October 1, Southwest BC Unfortunately, the plants didn't even start to flower until late August and most of it went to mold. I did however, keep a couple cuttings which are now 1 week into flower under lights. I am looking forward to getting some seedlings started early for the upcoming season. But this time I am going make sure I get some early flowering genetics.
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02-09-2017, 06:39 AM	#2
Swamp Thang Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Amid The Cosmos Posts: 539	Considering that the seeds were started off so late in the year, those plants are looking good. Soon you will get to sample the results of your labor, as you look out over the water when the crickets and frogs start their evening symphony. Save me a beer. I'll be right over.
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02-10-2017, 04:54 AM	#3
Bc Budman Newbie Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 9	As soon as they got potted up they just took off. This was the first time I used pots larger than 20 liters and it really makes a difference. a couple more pics from last season
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