CSI Humboldts - Irene x Chemdog91
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Plants looking great bro!!
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Thanks brotha, i got high hopes for a few of them. Already thinking of future crosses with the progeny of a few.
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You definitely know some skillz
Love your plants
Just beautiful
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Thanks brotha. A lot of its in the selection of seeds and feel i got pretty lucky with a few of them. Only popped 3 seeds of the Irene x Chemdog91 and ended up with that beautiful female and a nice stud. The HAs turned out awesome, Smoking Skunks are looking great, Lemons and blueberries are doing alright, and the MPK x Lemon Thais are amazing as well. I did a little research on all of them before poppin, picked those pks out of 100s of pks.
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Looking forward to some of the strains he has been working with. What kind of nose was on her?
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How long you think she has to go?
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Strays been doing some killer work. Its got a little old school funk to it, I wouldnt call it skunk but still got a few weeks to go @Funkwizard333
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That’s the darndest looking contraption. Space age, sleek and I have to say it…sexy.
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Is there a way to sterilize the plugs prior to use and if so do you sterilize the plugs?
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I just soak them in water for a few minutes and rinse any debris off. There are sterilizing agents out there but havent used any, although i probably should start. I do use a little hydrogen peroxide in the rez. @LoveDaAutos
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Strayfoxs - Blueberry x Hells Angels OG 
The good, the bad, and the ugly…These all seemed to be stunted runts with the exception of 1 that did a little better. Getting a trainwreck smell from them, no signs of blueberries yet. Still a couple weeks to go on a couple of them.
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Absolute FIRE my friend. They are going to be some serious top shelf buds.
What kind of ferts do you run and what medium and what size pots do you run. Good show!
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Thanks bro! I know a few of them will be so long as they make it through the next couple of weeks. Seems i’ve battled damn near everything this year from aphids, septoria, budrot, pm, caterpillars, grasshoppers, and now got to watch out for rats trying to eat my seeds. I realized that running multiple new strains outside can have its challenges, some are much more prone to things that others are resiliant to. Im just running basic stuff from walmart and home depot, promix compressed yellow bag, perlite, earth worm castings, and a dry veg fertilizer. Feeding botanicare veg and bloom, and just started giving them an organics alive bloom booster on some of the ones that are still a few weeks away from finishing. Got a few plants in just 5 and 7 gals, everything else is in raised beds that arent quite raised enough bc i couldnt afford enough soil. A little bit of compost at the bottom of the raised beds as well. @JeffWix67
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Very nice man…you do with what you have available and you make some fire from it. Looks great. I live in Virginia. I haven’t tried outdoor here, always indoor. Maybe next year. My buddy grew a plant that was like 12’ tall here. It was crazy. We don’t know what it was but it is chopped now and it’s a bit lemony mangoey with a kick…
Here’s a couple pics of his outdoor. He is 6’…the pic of him in front of the plant was July 4th the other pics were Sept.
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Maybe move that lil fella dont kill him unless you see him tearing plants up. But at the same time i try to respect all creatures besides roaches, spider mites etc. Nice grow too
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