SimplyCmplex
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First let me apologize for just now getting this journal started. This was a recent pack I snagged a couple months back. I'd love to have popped the whole pack and see what turns up....but unfortunately I'm overcrowded with plants right now. Running around 90-100 plants and over 25 different strains right now. Getting hectic...anyways..
So I could only pop a couple this go around. I'm sure I popped 3..but only grabbed 2 for the quick pic. Thunderfudge Mr. White which consists of "the white" x bubba oger. Right around 3 weeks from seed.
Had to cut their feed back and place them towards the outside of the light coverage because they were growing so fast, and I won't have adequate space for the 14 new additions till tomorrow when I rotate some plants and do another round of culling, before cloning.
Nevermind the slight droopiness, they were sleeping and slightly thirsty, exercising those roots. I also have another thunderfudge product I'll start a grow thread on probably later today.
I fully appreciate running meticulous work from respected breeders. Helps me find respect in my own personal work. When you fully understand the work and effort that goes into breeding "correctly". When you pop your next seed that you're excited to run, try and appreciate the time, effort, work, and money that made that seed possible. Respect!
So I could only pop a couple this go around. I'm sure I popped 3..but only grabbed 2 for the quick pic. Thunderfudge Mr. White which consists of "the white" x bubba oger. Right around 3 weeks from seed.
Had to cut their feed back and place them towards the outside of the light coverage because they were growing so fast, and I won't have adequate space for the 14 new additions till tomorrow when I rotate some plants and do another round of culling, before cloning.
Nevermind the slight droopiness, they were sleeping and slightly thirsty, exercising those roots. I also have another thunderfudge product I'll start a grow thread on probably later today.
I fully appreciate running meticulous work from respected breeders. Helps me find respect in my own personal work. When you fully understand the work and effort that goes into breeding "correctly". When you pop your next seed that you're excited to run, try and appreciate the time, effort, work, and money that made that seed possible. Respect!
