Hey @corey look what showed up today!
Only 7 weeks to get here
Thanks again Overgrow buddie!
Green Headband from Mark!
Looks fully intact
Only 7 weeks to get here
Thanks again Overgrow buddie!
Green Headband from Mark!
Looks fully intact
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Man that baby did some traveling. 7 weeks wow!
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I forgot about these pics.
I always erase them off my phone after I post on here.
So i met this old grower. All he grows is deathbubba indoor and out. i offered him clones many times but he says “nah deathbubba is good enough for me”. Then i brought him a bud and smoked it with him then he wanted a clone haha. Igave him 2 now he has 10 but Now he called the other day “hey you got any of that Slurricane” 
he has 10 
but more than a couple of months from smoking .
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Oh I know that pain! My mendo breath clone is still a toothpick, and my bloom chamber is going to be full this round anyway. Then my buddy is almost out of the batch he harvested 
, he’s the one that introduced me to the strain but he’s not growing it anymore.
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Beautiful Sour Strawberry
Had 2 plants the other is a week younger but finished a week early and actually she started rodelization so I’m glad I took her early
they smell more like strawberries than my strawberries on my deck this year
Can’t wait to taste these will try a tester in about a week or so once they’re dry before we put them away to cure.
Super Critical CBD 
going into flower
Along with this little AO-CaliO
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Incredible thread, man. Nice work you do!
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Thanks for stopping by my friend you do not a bad job yourself! I’m still just a beginner but I’ve learned so much here leaps and bounds I love it not to mention the awesome genetics floating around this place have really helped my bag appeal hahaha
I’m a beginner as well. Here to learn and help any way I can. Sometimes sh!t don’t happen as quick as I would like. Thanks for the kind words. If and when I get seeds I plan to give away to those on this site. Because I have learned so much since I have been hanging around.
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In the mean time lovin this OGer!
No cure
I over dried it so I’m smoking it Thanks for the photo of tip @Tappy
Haha never used this zoom feature on my s9 before👍
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looks like a thrip it has like 6 legs and beady black eyes with a segmented ass.
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Pretty sure I saw an adult flying one on the outside of my building the other day too warm for the middle of January
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That would be my guess…
Cheers
G
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Well six days since transplant and the Skunk is likin it!
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What’s that? Oger flowers? Ok
And some baby pictures
Sour Strawberry x6
Wolfpack
Last but not too be outdone the little Green Headband from Mark. ill call it a semi auto 40 days 18/6 30days 12/12 to finish. She is showing how strong she is 
throwing that seed husk
Hope everyone is staying strong looks like we are going to have to get comfortable with our selves and those in our bubbles be be kind and approach all circumstances with love first the rest will fall into place.
WOW this Blueberry Cough is good 
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First up JOTI Crimson Crystal with about 2 weeks to go
And the sad little Purple Badlands
Also with about 2 weeks to go
She didn’t like the super soil right from the beginning but looking nice at the end when it counts
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Ooh looking good in there @Canofbusjoe
Possible that bug is a baby aphid ? Or thripe like everyone else has suggested. Hate battling bugs- A few months ago I had to cull some nice plants due to aphid infestation and I’m still battling a few of the left over buggers I didn’t kill the first time. Hope you can get rid of yours soon!
Sour strawberry looks great! Making me want to pop some of those soon heh. I have a few left over from the seed run 
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Yeah looks like thrips to me. That really sucks. Those fckers are tough. I’d be breaking out the big guns. either 15-30 min water soak or some spray of some kind. I had to spray daily for a week to actually get rid of them on some house plants my wife had brought in 
Everything is looking so damn good in here tho! Hope you get them knocked out quick and don’t cause much damage ^^
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Thanks for stopping by @HolyAngel and @Leaf yes they are thrips and I’m having a bitch getting rid of them. I have been spraying every two days to just keep the numbers down and now ordered this from the bug lady
“Cucumeris is an older biological control, but still one of the best. On a cost basis, there is no other thrips predator that even comes close. You can apply cucumeris on foliage to eat young larvae that are on the leaves.
You can apply Hypoaspis (Stratiolaelaps) to the soil to help by consuming thrips pupae (and fungus gnat eggs and larvae) in the soil. Stratiolaelaps is a generalist soil predatory mite that is also capable of controlling fungus gnats, springtails, root weevils, etc.”
They arrive on Wednesday so hopefully that will work better.
It’s so disheartening going in there turn over a leaf and see those little bastards running and hopping around.
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