[aquavitae]

hey karlos

nice finish to your grow report, hope you can enjoy your harvest with your circle

about the stocky plants with high yield, that are potent - generally, I found that the most potent plants were always the medium sized, low-yielding ones, for example OG, which really is not the idea of a cash-crop plant.

cash croppers like critical mass (some phenos), tend to be branchy bushes, but lack in potency. the idea is to find a "compromise " - pheno, so you really have to make the choice yourself when selecting.

our circle works with a pre-sensi superskunk x black widow cut, that finishes in 8 weeks and yields... buddy selected it over 25 years ago and she still puts out forearm sized flowers. i would have also thought that there would be a stout pheno with good branching withthe C99 tbh.. look out for the new skunk lines by dukediamond, they are predicted to be donkeydick single colas

best regards

[Desert Hydro]

nice, im setting up a test run similar to this right now. one side will be de630 cmh and the other cob led on a 4x8. first round is rooted. going into cups of tupur on a flood table so i dont need the manifold.

[KarlosKlone]

Originally Posted by aquavitae

hey karlos

nice finish to your grow report, hope you can enjoy your harvest with your circle

about the stocky plants with high yield, that are potent - generally, I found that the most potent plants were always the medium sized, low-yielding ones, for example OG, which really is not the idea of a cash-crop plant.

cash croppers like critical mass (some phenos), tend to be branchy bushes, but lack in potency. the idea is to find a "compromise " - pheno, so you really have to make the choice yourself when selecting.

our circle works with a pre-sensi superskunk x black widow cut, that finishes in 8 weeks and yields... buddy selected it over 25 years ago and she still puts out forearm sized flowers. i would have also thought that there would be a stout pheno with good branching withthe C99 tbh.. look out for the new skunk lines by dukediamond, they are predicted to be donkeydick single colas

best regards

My partner has been "breeding" for 30+ years and claimed to have "the best". One toke of Cindy had him in panic mode. LOL. I guess "potent" is up for interpretation,as most strains now days are quite strong (with a few exceptions). After growing Cindy in a SOG style for multiple runs, and now in a small bush style (3 weeks veg) I can see that she grows MUCH better as a little bush. Maybe yield will be higher in this style. New grow is 16 plants/sq. Meter. Thank you for the kind words my friend, and don't forget to follow the new grow!

[KarlosKlone]

Few flower shots o the lay run

[Desert Hydro]

are those the no veg clones in the pic? still look great. at that size how many would you put of those in a sq meter