Saran

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Mar 27, 2011

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28 days old in a small ebb & flow, 600w Digilux Tru MH,, Floranova Bloom per Lucas .

 

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ibTheMan

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Mar 28, 2011

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dam, them are some bushy little girls. u flipn um at about 50 days? reminds me of my northern lights blue (which is dank)

 

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Stu

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Mar 28, 2011

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Looking good man. I Like small and simple setup.

Keep on keeping on.

stu :joint:

 

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SSHZ

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An oldie but a goodie.......... when I grew mine out many years ago, they were about 7-8 times taller.

 

Saran

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Mar 28, 2011

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SSHZ said:

An oldie but a goodie.......... when I grew mine out many years ago, they were about 7-8 times taller.

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ibTheMan said:

dam, them are some bushy little girls. u flipn um at about 50 days? reminds me of my northern lights blue (which is dank)

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Flipped'em two days ago, I try to keep them around 3-4 ft when done I got a ceiling to contend with .

 

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Buddy Flowers

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looks good but that's not a strain that i'd run on tables in a micro grow due to stretching but it's a great strain. try the great white shark or white rhino from them for table weed. grew it on and off since 2001

 

Saran

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Mar 28, 2011

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Buddy Flowers said:

looks good but that's not a strain that i'd run on tables in a micro grow due to stretching but it's a great strain. try the great white shark or white rhino from them for table weed. grew it on and off since 2001

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I am counting on 600w of True Metal Halide to keep that stretch managable under just HPS they'd prolly be a stringy mess . So far so good .

 

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SSHZ

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I remember mine stretching into the 5th week of flowering- but that could have been the pheno I had.......

 

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gudkarma

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just train them to do what you want.

bamboo, stakes, pipe cleaners, twisties...

how's a different spectrum of light gonna inhibit stretch (which is genetic) ?

i'm interested to see the end result, late flower, and a smoke report.

 

Saran

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Mar 29, 2011

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True stretch is genetic but I always felt it can be increased dramatically with weak lighting and poor spectrum .

 

Saran

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Thought I stop by and say Hi .

So far this has been a fun strain to grow .

 

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