Old Lady Oaks 2013

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royfree2grow

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Amazing operation you got there buddy. These are some mean, fat monsters for this time a year or any time for that matter, cant wait to see them flower, real inspiring work! gl
 
KeystonerFMX

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holy shit those things filled out amazingly... to be honest i was a little skeptical about how tall and skinny the plants were in the last round of pics, but damn! no more worries about that haha awesome stuff man, beautiful bushes!
 
Paperchase

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Man words cnt explain hw such a gud job ur doing I cnt wait til flower time wish I cud grow sum half that size um two yrs in nd a gud teacher um up to help in harvest time for a lesson.
 
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D9 Mafia said:
Hahahahaha... Thanks! My friend thought the same thing and continually told me to top them. Glad I didn't and I am really liking the tree structure.
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hell ya bro, they are looking amazing, going to be absolutely epic in a couple months! definitely one of the top out door grows i have seen so far this year.. major props!
 
Seamaiden

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So, how are you folks planning on trimming those things up? Trim-pro or similar, or do you hire people?
 
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This is amazing!!!!! It looks like you could have 10+ at the end of the season. How much soil are you using in those smart pots? How long did you keep the lights on for?
 
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hahaha, ummmm thats some crazy shit!! are the dates on the threads the same days you took the pics. if so those things went from nothing to something in about 16 days.... and to see those TREES just all uniformed and lookin like shrubs. thats a garden there.... if your in cali and need a trimmer, hit me up :)

p.s. love the shar pei, is it mixed?
 
caregiverken

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Great Work D9! I love it!
I wanna grow big like that someday!
 
geologic

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In your Opening Post you show more than a dozen "strains".

[I plead guilty to be totally ignorant (besides a bit of name recognition) of any "strains" beyond High Times talking about "Skunk" and "Northern Lights"; lo them many years ago...]

Are all your strains extremely closely related???--
they all seem to have the same habit...
 
caregiverken

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Great question Geo. I was wondering too.

and, Do you prune the insides of those monsters?o_O
I have studied your photos...I don't see any dead leaves at all!...
You guys are taking good care of those!
 
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D9 Mafia said:
Excellent question indeed! There are a couple of the strains out here that are very similar being that they have they same parent plant... but theres only a couple. Buddhas Dream and the Dream and Sour are the only ones i can think of though... They were chosen for various reasons and we went with a wide spectrum of finish times so we can have fun and see how far we can take them. 56 - 75 days being the maximum. I hope mother nature is on our side and will allow the sour flame OGs to make it to 73 is what I am shooting for.
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It would be really neat to have some comparson pics of the different strains...
 
Paperchase

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Hey Dizzworth when um looking for a girls I want her to be slim no fat but I show wouldn't mine wrestling with them big girls there !! Keep up the gud job
 
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D9 Mafia said:
Oh hand trim all the way!!!

I am extremely picky on my trimming, drying and curing process and I convinced my partners we needed to create the best environment to do that in. A lot of money up front but the end results from our light dep speak for themselves. 65-70 degrees with 50% humidity... I wait to trim till three to five days after I cut. Then I decide if its ready to jar or if it needs more time drying.
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You jar that volume...? <looks completely shocked> Whoa.
 
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