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The goji is coming along nicely, I can't wait to see what they do after you showed me that thread they are going to look amazing.
Clockworx pictures presents "Friendly Fire" Goji OG -vs- Lucky Charms
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Ok, I'm taking a trip but when I get back were gonna toss some more genetics in the mix. Were gonna see what's up with the heavyweight strawberry cheesecake & alphakronik alphadawg, a few seeds of both....everyone have a good Thanksgiving !!!!!!!
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Haggardass
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You to clock happy Thanksgiving
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d420dool
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Hey clock just found some old pics of my gogi harvest, absolutely beautiful shots, forgot i had em and never posted em, u mind if i throw a couple up,? its some serious goji porn!!
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Ah screw it, i cant resist, check these out, a few phenos of goji
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3D holiday art show!!!!!
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Hope everyone had a good thanksgiving, now its time to get back inside the garden!!! Everything is looking great, they got potted up today...I added another 1.5cf bag of ocean forest to my mix, the 50/50 coco soil needed too much attention on top of my main garden.
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Damn they got big while you were away man nice, I remember you posting your up pot sizes on the last journal you should throw it up on here to man, don't your seeds go all the way up to 5 gallons or so?
Capulator
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That's trippy that the white is just "unknown" in your lineage chart. Someone out there has to know the genetic make up of this legendary strain used in soooo many breeding projects.
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Cap, what's up bro.....yea, I would think the same thing, but then again, I don't even want to know how many strains out there are just unknown genetics that people gave lineage to. Most of these clone only cuts were passed around, gifted, sold, bx 6x, ib and by the time someone who can put it out there gets it the story is so far gone that they make up some bs history or nothing at all....this is the best info I have found on it
General Information
Type: Hybrid, trends towards Indica dominance
Genetics: Unknown, thought to be a phenotype/S1 bagseed from Triangle
GeographicOrigin: Likely of Pakistan-Afghanistan origin originally, The White was popularized by Krome, who is out of the Southeast USA
Seed Company/Clone: Elite clone-only variety, though The White has been used in several crosses by breeders such as Dutchgrown Seeds, OGRaskal/Elite Genetics, and Reservoir Seeds
Description: Named “The White” for the color of the finished buds (which absolutely drip with resin glands), this strain seems to be somewhere in the Kush family but is thought to have come from Triangle, an elite Florida strain. Though it’s not considered a true OG among most collectors, it’s reached the stratified air shared with those elite OG cuts in terms of rarity and overall value. The potency tends to be the most noteworthy trait of the strain aside from its incredible appearance, with many growers complaining of an overall weak taste compared to other OG-derived lines.
History
Story: Straight from Krome via Lucid on icmag.com forums: “My favorite plant in the garden. It’s got a few names around my way, but the most common is simple “The White.” For me, this is the one that I judge all others by. This one has the high, flavor, potency, looks, everything. The only thing is that it yields like crap. I got it as a clone about 8 years ago from a friend and haven’t stopped growing her since. From what I’ve gathered it was from some seeds called “The Triangle”. Some friends grew it out and weren’t too thrilled and gave a cut to a friend. When he grew it it was the bomb! It’s been around in clone ever since.”
Another tidbit from Krome: “My strain “The White” has no relation to White Widow to the best of my knowledge. It’s called The White for one reason only; the color of the buds when finished. Looks like they were just rubbed in confectionery sugar or something. The real name of the strain is “Triangle.” Got the name from being a 3 way cross. Has nothing to do with location, as I’m far away from Cali and to the best of my knowledge, it was born and raised in my home town. The Triangle Kush is another local strain that’s been around for years. I really don’t want to get into its origins as it always seems to start a heated debate.”
Awards:
Growing Information
Flowering Time: Some growers take it as early as 50 days, but it’s most ready at around day 57-59, when the resin production is at its maximum.
Preferred Growing Medium: The White is a pretty big feeder, though not a great yielder… it normally stretches 100-125% during flowering and responds well to early topping. Fairly aggressive pruning of lower branches is recommended to maximize production of top and “neckbone” bud sites, which will produce the best, most dense final product. It yields a little bit better than some finicky OG varietals, but is still definitely a connoisseur “headstash” type of plant as opposed to a production plant. Copious early resin production makes some people cut her early, but the last few weeks is when she really piles on the trichomes, so patience is a virtue.
General Information
Type: Hybrid, trends towards Indica dominance
Genetics: Unknown, thought to be a phenotype/S1 bagseed from Triangle
GeographicOrigin: Likely of Pakistan-Afghanistan origin originally, The White was popularized by Krome, who is out of the Southeast USA
Seed Company/Clone: Elite clone-only variety, though The White has been used in several crosses by breeders such as Dutchgrown Seeds, OGRaskal/Elite Genetics, and Reservoir Seeds
Description: Named “The White” for the color of the finished buds (which absolutely drip with resin glands), this strain seems to be somewhere in the Kush family but is thought to have come from Triangle, an elite Florida strain. Though it’s not considered a true OG among most collectors, it’s reached the stratified air shared with those elite OG cuts in terms of rarity and overall value. The potency tends to be the most noteworthy trait of the strain aside from its incredible appearance, with many growers complaining of an overall weak taste compared to other OG-derived lines.
History
Story: Straight from Krome via Lucid on icmag.com forums: “My favorite plant in the garden. It’s got a few names around my way, but the most common is simple “The White.” For me, this is the one that I judge all others by. This one has the high, flavor, potency, looks, everything. The only thing is that it yields like crap. I got it as a clone about 8 years ago from a friend and haven’t stopped growing her since. From what I’ve gathered it was from some seeds called “The Triangle”. Some friends grew it out and weren’t too thrilled and gave a cut to a friend. When he grew it it was the bomb! It’s been around in clone ever since.”
Another tidbit from Krome: “My strain “The White” has no relation to White Widow to the best of my knowledge. It’s called The White for one reason only; the color of the buds when finished. Looks like they were just rubbed in confectionery sugar or something. The real name of the strain is “Triangle.” Got the name from being a 3 way cross. Has nothing to do with location, as I’m far away from Cali and to the best of my knowledge, it was born and raised in my home town. The Triangle Kush is another local strain that’s been around for years. I really don’t want to get into its origins as it always seems to start a heated debate.”
Awards:
Growing Information
Flowering Time: Some growers take it as early as 50 days, but it’s most ready at around day 57-59, when the resin production is at its maximum.
Preferred Growing Medium: The White is a pretty big feeder, though not a great yielder… it normally stretches 100-125% during flowering and responds well to early topping. Fairly aggressive pruning of lower branches is recommended to maximize production of top and “neckbone” bud sites, which will produce the best, most dense final product. It yields a little bit better than some finicky OG varietals, but is still definitely a connoisseur “headstash” type of plant as opposed to a production plant. Copious early resin production makes some people cut her early, but the last few weeks is when she really piles on the trichomes, so patience is a virtue.
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Well seeds have a tap root so I try to start them in deeper pots and finish them in 5gal, their root system is much more complex. This time I started them in smaller 3×3's so I upped them fast to 5×5 and let them lay some more root and fill the pot and now I just potted them into 3gal.........they will stay there through veg and be perfect to get transplanted to 5gal on the first day of flower.....I dont like to stop the tap root from digging, its their anchor and also the deeper the tap root goes the more space there is for lateral roots to shoot out, I was trying to save space this time tho.......It doesn't matter what size you start clones in because they only form lateral roots and will not end up with the same root mass as a plant from seed......
Normally seeds ..... 1gal....3gal....5gal day 1 of flower
Clones.......................small cups....5×5...1gal....3gal day 1 of flower
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Ya i go from rapid rooters to one gallon to three gallon for seed pretty much the same for clones when i run em. I got my room all set up and running, temps are a breeze to control in a walk in closet vs my 4x4 tent, I'm gonna throw up some pictures of my seedlings tonight.
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Yea temps are a headache in a 4×4 tent with a 1000w, even with a air cooled light and fan the heat beaming off that bulb radiates thru the glass like an oven....that's why I stick with 600s ..
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No doubt man, not once did i walk in my garden yesterday and that ac was on, when they were in the tent that ac ran 24/7 as long as the light was on. How's it going over there clock?
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More fire bro. :)
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Watering with tree bark soup ...hahaha....top secret recipe .....
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Man those soil roots are whiter than most hydro roots lol
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