Corey Heime #2 x RIL DIESEL boss. @CanuckistanPete
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Sounds like a killer…thanks
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Oo yeah, Shitrock sounds awsome.
Great name too!
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Nice early resin production.
I just love TK offspring, those lowers will stack damn near as densely as the top half I’d imagine.
And id say you just about nailed the training style for that plant. Letting her just go full vert like that will pay off yield wise. @Loggershands
Nice work as always boss.
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Nice looking plants everyone!
Some killer genetics.
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I really enjoy when the strain naturally foxtails but the buds are still dense as fuck so you get a 3-7 gram “finger” to smoke. I’ve only came across this a few times.
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Wow what a beaut! That’s probably the tightest stack I’ve seen out of the CH so far. I had a friend who selected a cut that leaned cheese hard late flower but sadly it dissipated before chop. @Tuned
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I forgot what my friend called those big foxtail. Witche’s fingers maybe?
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@Tuned your set up looks very similar to mine even down to the soil (visually so perlite ratio… roots organic?) I wonder if that contributes to you Having better experiences with my stuff. Being that it was essentially bred under similar conditions.
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It’s my first attempt with coco.
This one
First go at these nutes too.
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Outdoors I use living soil with Gaia Green dry amendments.
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Beautiful plant!
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Thanks!
The last pic is a second Corey, still awesome but not stacking up like the other one.
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I use GH a bit (2 plants in my tent) but Gaia on most.
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Last winter I ran organic soil with Gaia in my tent. I couldn’t get rid of the fungus gnats.
They either came from the promix or the Gaia.
This winter coco and GH trio, no bugs whatsoever.
So for me indoor - coco/bottled nutes
Outdoor - living soil/dry amendments
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