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09-16-2017, 04:26 PM
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 It's good to see you up and posting buddy! Your journals are a thing of legend... Nothing but love and respects for you and yours buddy! Good luck Everything looks pretty amazing as usual Overgrow! GT
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Thanks for stopping by GT. Great to hear from you again and I hope all is well with you and your family.
You should be proud of your OPC. They are very healthy and vigorous. Now they are filling out very nicely and I think they will yield much better than I first thought. I've got 6 of them going and it looks like 2 phenos but overall very uniform. I'm very excited about the potential and I know that with large pots, proper training and veg. times, you could get some real beasts. I appreciate the gift of these great seeds and your generosity. Of course I'd be remiss for not giving credit to Reeferman for his legendary breeding skills, knowledge and courage for bringing these strains home from the far east, working with them and making them available to the public. I don't think most people appreciate the risks breeders like Reeferman took traveling overseas to obtain these strains and shipping them around the world back in the day. If you think the laws concerning marijuana now are draconian, a couple of decades ago sentences for marijuana crimes were, many times, harsher than sentences for murder. The risks breeders took were enormous and we today benefit greatly from their courage. 
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Gettin' in tune to the straight and narrow
Smoking some of Golden Tree's superb Bangi Haze x Bubblegum I grew out last grow with great success. Also enjoying some of Sierra Nevadas' Oktoberfest; don't drink it cold, for full flavor let it warm up some. My guide today, The Who. 
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09-18-2017, 10:25 PM
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1 year old Bangi Haze x Bubblegum Golden Tree
Still kickin' ass one year later.
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09-18-2017, 11:50 PM
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09-19-2017, 05:42 AM
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Did you have a thread for the Bangi x bubblegum? Or any other Golden Tree creations?
Would like to learn more about the effects with this one, sounds like a winner for sure. Did it have the Bubblegum smell? Peace GG |
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09-20-2017, 06:46 PM
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GG the BH X BG was included in my last grow diary. You know Golden Tree knows what he is doing so it won't surprise you this cross was successful. Easy to grow and no problems what so ever throughout the grow.
The effects is up but not nervous. It inspires me to be creative, I want to listen to music and enjoy other art. It is potent and long lasting with a very long but smooth come down and then, nap time. If he would market this cross it would be very successful.
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More OPC photos and 1 Congo
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