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Damn back at it again with the free seeds eh, Herbies, well Merry CChristmas to you then! USER=141578]@Herbies_Seeds[/USER] Seeds

Let's go @herbies Seeds, love some pie

Hung to dry harvest 2022

I may try a small amount out of curiosity and then I'll know 1st hand.

Well since I'm still pretty novice at this stuff I'll probably stick to the old way , seems like the more tried and tested way.

Hey Farmers, recently have read up on water curing and some of the pros and cons. I am just wondering if anyone can enlighten me that has used or does use this method and any insights you might have on it. Thanks guys!

This year's crop coming along nicely 2×chocolope 3× maximus candy and the shorty is R2

Post: https://www.thcfarmer.com/posts/2807170/ Grower: @PrimoClonesCanada Strain: Marshmallow OG

The pic i posted before are plants i started inside about 1.5 months ago and have been outdoors now for two weeks

Here are some pics of my max candy and I think that the genes are shity because on 1 plant the leaves are deformed and the others aren't growing anywhere near as well as my chocolope strain

Hey folks, this outdoor season im trying out a new strain called maximus candy , its a North Eastern indica strain and was just looking for some feedback on it if anyone else on here has grown it.

I got my chocolope seeds from Farmers labs out of B.C. and they threw in a couple of sour D seeds with my order and they were excellent to deal with.

One of mine as well for both taste and effects.

Sounds like a sticky good time to me!

It's sad it took me this many years to try and grow my own. Why didn't someone tell me that growing marijuana was enjoyable LOL..

Thank you, I'm at 5 weeks and 5 days flowering as close as I can tell anyway ,but today was the first time I really noticed the pistils have changed to the red so I'm probably a little anxious and excited for my first harvest to finally be here, but I'm gonna hold until it's hopefully right and...

Hey farmers, took some pic of my girls today under magnification and since it's my first grow I'm not sure what I'm looking at or for. Thanks for any help

They do look hungry but if your in the northeast it's seems to be more of a environmental issue this year as many folks on here have been discussing I myself have been having the same issue.