Sin City Seeds By Hgw

[HGW562]

Greetings Farmers.
I am a Southern California MMJ patient growing indoors organically. I try my best to be a self sustaining logical gardener. I recycle my soil, use my own compost and worm castings. I don't use any bottled store bought nutrients, I top dress my nutes and water with compost tea, seed sprout tea and em1. I do use guanos and I foliar feed with Pure Protein from Boogie Brew. The containers I use are 3gl. Smart pots mulched with about 2" of composted leaves. I grow under a combination of HPS, and LED, use ambient night time air for cooling and maintain canopy temps between 75 and 80 with lights on. I am currently testing some strains for Sin City Seeds as well as growing some of the current stock for sale. Glad to be here at The Farm and I look forward to interacting with the family of farmers.

 

[north knect]

Lookin tasty already man! Il be keeping an eye on this thread for sure :D

 

[Renseller]

Wow, what a beautiful green!
I'm very interested in organic growing so I'll definitely be watching your progress. So far so great!

 

[HGW562]

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Here is a strain I am currently testing. A beautiful Sativa named Frozen Tangerines a cross between an Agent Orange female crossed to Sin's White Nightmare stud. Great smell and frost on this one. Smells similar to Orange Sorbet, a sort of sweet citrus.

 

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and her sister which is a little slower to develop.

 

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Full plant pic. Tops were a little too close to the light. Moved a little further and she fixed her self. She is a beast at about 6' wide.

 

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And her sister. I messed up and killed most of the seedling from this pack (my own negligence). I ended up with two survivors and fortunately they were both girls. Lucky for me as I couldn't have handled any more than two of these in the cabinet they are in.

 

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little bud shot

 

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[dexfarm]

Heard good things about the sinmint, nice and luscious green color you got there. Keep us updated.

 

[HGW562]

Thought I would throw up a few more pics I had. This is the easy all natural method of taking cuttings that has been working well for me. I use a clean blade or scissors and a fresh plank of aloe vera. I poke the cutting straight into the aloe and then into a cell filled with a mix of 60% peat, 40% ewc . That tray then gets soaked in 1gl of h20, 1/2 c of Coconut water, 1/2 cup of fresh aloe(blended with a bit of water until smooth) and about 1/2 c of sst along with a tsp of Bonners soap. I let it sit for a few days before putting the cuttings in the tray. I get a good survival rate and the supplies needed are inexpensive and readily available.

 

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This is a little accident I had while bending her down in veg. I placed a big glob of aloe vera and some peat moss and she showed no signs of stress. She did however branch out more.

 

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This is what her sister does without a split stalk. Branches everywhere.

 

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This a unique male pheno of SMC.

 

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More pics taken today.

 

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[north knect]

So lush!! Starting to frost up nice too..props man :D

 

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[HGW562]

So lush!! Starting to frost up nice too..props man :D

Thank You Knect. I am loving these genetics. I quickly identified one herm and so far it has been smooth sailing.