Interesting re the oil. Bush turkey is the compost factory of the bush.
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Golden Tiger
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Interesting re the oil. Bush turkey is the compost factory of the bush.
crazy shovel
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Holy Crap that's one hell of a turkeys nest
I could be wrong about the oil though, i'm only going off what others have mentioned. But it would explain why water just will not penetrate it???
Man! I don't know what turkeys you guys are talking about. The turkeys in the states don't do anything like what you guys are picturing. Do you have a picture of a "turkey"? It must be an emu or something!
Do you have to run from those "turkeys" if you see one?
Do you have to run from those "turkeys" if you see one?
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Interesting read on the Brushturkey. That is handy as hell for an outdoor\guerilla grower. ThaiBliss, they're communal and they incubate their eggs in composting mounds, the compost's heat takes the place of body heat. Check it out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Brushturkey
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Brushturkey
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Kangalunacy
Holy Crap that's one hell of a turkeys nest
I could be wrong about the oil though, i'm only going off what others have mentioned. But it would explain why water just will not penetrate it???
Gday CS,
was thinking a soil wetting product and some inert type of mulch may help you
best of luck
a link below for you to consider
KL
http://grains.agric.wa.gov.au/node/wetting-agents-water-repellent-soils
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WholeHarvest
I have three different GT girls in flower now... two further along than the third one... I'll get some better images up soon but for now here is a lower side branch on one of the GT girls... about week 12 of 12/12
nice ones.... 12 weeks and still going strong... how long u thinkin they going???... we have 3 plants growing now.. hoping for some ladies... 1st 2 seeds we sowed were males n culled... I remember making a comment that we are looking for a 20+week GT, and dubi saying he thinks the 12 week pheno is the best of the lot..
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hey get mo! that looks like my 2011 gt that i smoked up in 2012 after 6 month cure (narcotic trippy dream weed). the undersides in bright sunshine give it a "bright green" look. yours looks like it is going to be a monster. i suspect it has a healthy amount of meao thai in it but there are some malawi phenos that don't have the fat leaf profile. if it has a good amount of thai in it then you have the profile i'm looking for in future gt runs.
hey get mo! that looks like my 2011 gt that i smoked up in 2012 after 6 month cure (narcotic trippy dream weed). the undersides in bright sunshine give it a "bright green" look. yours looks like it is going to be a monster. i suspect it has a healthy amount of meao thai in it but there are some malawi phenos that don't have the fat leaf profile. if it has a good amount of thai in it then you have the profile i'm looking for in future gt runs.
Greetings crazy shovel!
Looks like the Golden Tigers are enjoying your outdoor conditions, growing very vigorously despite of being grown out of main season.
Wishing you the best for the rest of flowering!
Thanks for share it WholeHarvest,
I like the flower/leaf ratio, resin production and flower density of your golden tigers. Enjoy!
Beautiful sativa bush GET MO
Your new Golden Tiger probably has more thai influence ... the malawi dominant phenos have a darker leaf color and longer node distance, but we must wait till she reveals her true character in flowering. Im glad you are starting a new Golden Tiger round this outdoor season!
Your new Golden Tiger probably has more thai influence ... the malawi dominant phenos have a darker leaf color and longer node distance, but we must wait till she reveals her true character in flowering. Im glad you are starting a new Golden Tiger round this outdoor season!
my 2011 gt that looked like get mo's was the best plant i ever grew for smoke quality. i've been growing/smoking since '73. i haven't grown many of the grails that other experienced growers have endorsed. this was my personal "best ever".
there is a huge hole imo in the commercial strains available to od growers. blue dream is often cited yet i know of no bd from seed source that is being widely endorsed by experienced growers. some of mns and kc brains phenos get high marks but only selected phenos.
gt imo qualifies as an exceptional personal and cash crop strain. both!.
2102 gt is more malawi leaning. very powerful, sedative smoke. the more mt influenced 2011 gt after 6 month cure was just as i reported it in smoke quality. incredible smoke.
it is hard for me to tell until i actually cure and then smoke the gt pheno.
there is a huge hole imo in the commercial strains available to od growers. blue dream is often cited yet i know of no bd from seed source that is being widely endorsed by experienced growers. some of mns and kc brains phenos get high marks but only selected phenos.
gt imo qualifies as an exceptional personal and cash crop strain. both!.
2102 gt is more malawi leaning. very powerful, sedative smoke. the more mt influenced 2011 gt after 6 month cure was just as i reported it in smoke quality. incredible smoke.
it is hard for me to tell until i actually cure and then smoke the gt pheno.
crazy shovel
Member
Hi guys here's a few more shots I took this morning. They've stopped stretching now and slowly filling out. They've all managed to reach 1.5m and they're are two that have gone 1.8m+. Very pale green in comparison to the panamas and I would say at least 2-4 behind in flower maturity. Wasn't great light so photos are average. Ill get some better ones next week
crazy shovel
Member
Thanks dubi I appreciate your feedback. I've still got a few fem beans left so ill be sprouting them late spring in hope of growing some monsters!!!
crazy shovel
Member
One other thing I'd like to add about my gts. I have never come across plants with such strong and thick main stems. They literally feel as strong as bambo canes and one of my six footers has a base as thick as a can of coke. Just incredible. It gets really windy and wet here in summer so their strengths will be we'll suited to my climate
