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#62
Welcome, glad all is well!! Bring the babies, patiently waiting and lurking;)
 
#63
@Oom pah pah and @loompa

In no way shape or form asking for an exact soil recipe, but I have had the pleasure of sampling your actual Loompa wares and I was blown away, any tips or secrets you guys are willing to kick down for a good soil mix or food for our ladies? I am willing to work for trade secrets :)
 
#65
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#73
Loompa good to see ya gettin it done over here! Oom Pah- nice to meet ya and cant wait to see what all you guys got comin....count me down for Moondawgs!! Been waiting on some of them from medic for a minute
 
#74
Welcome back to the farm loompa!
It's really nice to see you'll be dropping some of your fine genetics here at the farm


I've always been very impressed with the loompa farms genetics I've grown in the past

Welcome Oom pah pah!
I hope you enjoy it here at the farm

The Moon Dawgs phenos I have in veg now are already getting pretty loud:)
 
#75
Oom pah pah said:
> I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce myself . I sprouted my first seeds in 1991 and have been in love with this plant ever since. I pretty much dedicated my life to it in 1999, and wouldn't change a thing. I have dealt with chronic pain since I was in high school and soon found relief from this wonderful plant. I was one of the first people in Colorado to have a medical card. While in Colorado I grew mostly hydro. Some strains I worked with while there in no particular order Skunk 6, Skunk x Afghani, Skunk x Afghani x Hashplant, The Cough, HP13, Sweettooth, Purple Kush, Ak74, Shiva Shanti, the Puck, Original Haze, White Widow, Great White Shark, Blueberry.I'm sure I'm forgetting some ,but you Get the picture. I am a connoseur and collector of fine genetics.

> Any way for reasons I won't get into I moved west and started playing with soil and the local strains. These included Big Bud, Mendo Purps, the Mothership, Kali Mist, Master Kush, 707 headband, Afgooey,Lavender, Trainwreck , Pineapple Trainwreck and others. after Several mutual friends told me I should meet this gentleman named Loompa ; I obliged. We sat down and shared our views and goals. Talked genetics, techniques, experiences, ethics . It turns out we share common values and interests and we hit it off. Needless to say he had more than a few phenomenal specimenS in his possession, and he was kind enough to gift me his cherished cut of Headband aka Underdog. As well as the Chem 91. Two of the top strains I had been seeking to acquire. strains I've never had the pleasure of working with. I now had them and couldn't wait to get to work. I quickly realized that I found my holy grail. He later gifted me the ChemD and the White, as well as several other you'll read about. Like icing on a cake.

> I do the best that I can possibly do for the plants, so they will be the best they possibly can for me. Everyone involved at Loompa shares a goal of providing the best possible quality they can. We believe with desire , determination , and dedication you can achieve anything . Oh and it helps to have good genetics. I hope this isn't too wordy I just wanted to give an honest look at who I am and what I'm about.
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I asked Oom pah pah to help out with the site and help with answering questions and just overall help out. He is a phenominal grower. I would say that he's everywhere near as good as I am, and it is often our collaberation and research and trial and error that goes to dialing in plants to max out their genetic capabilities. He is a vital member of what I have accomplished and its often the case that he is the one responsible for flowers you see produced in med clubs...I always just get the credit cause It is my name, that is the front man, but he has alot to offer and knows many of these strains and many others and I couldn't do what I do without him.
 
#76
Loompa its nice to see and hear of a well known breeder like yourself speak out and give credit about other growers that are superb growers that aren't well known. Speaks highly of you.
 
#80
selecting from thousands of plants is music to my ears.

welcome and I look forward to running some Loompa gear in my garden in the future.


peace
 
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