Jiggi, It’s fall in the basement and spring outside. Cheers
Canuk Seeds Comparative Grow
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Looks like it would taste like grape juice after cure. CheersTook her down last week and tasted today...not much to report. She is practically pure black with little bits of green for good measure lol.
Here's a few larf buds. Both plants seem pretty dry but the humidity here is a perfect 62% atm so nothing to do.
This is the Canuk Blue Dream that I finished harvesting earlier today.
Here's some of the buds and there was plenty more...
Here's some of the buds and there was plenty more...
Thirvnrob
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Sorry,I haven’t posted here in several weeks. I had some health issues that are now resolved (for now at least) but it seems like there’s always something lurking nowadays. But I’m not here to talk about my kidneys…
I chose Acapulco Gold Feminized Elite & Double Chocolate Feminized. The Double Chocolate were in 10 gallon SIPs in TLO soil using the Rev’s soil recipe. The only thing I gave them was Cal/Mag & a microbial inoculant. They stayed bushy and green up until a couple weeks before harvest & rendered 12 zips. They’ve been jarred for several days now. I’ll make two posts for clarity between the two. Of course I sampled some! I have only good things to say about this strain. If memory serves, it’s a 60/40 Sativa dominant hybrid & the effect is quite similar to Sour Diesel- uplifting and doesn’t induce couch lock or drooling
. Outdoors is brighter & more interesting & it makes me want to play the piano. I can’t though, since I don’t know how & I don’t have a piano, so I play my guitar instead 
Here come some pics. The Double Chocolate are on the right. This was at 12 weeks of veg.
Here they are stretching their little hearts out. In case you forgot, they’re on the right.
Heater they’re about a week into flower. So much for the even canopy…
It was around this time that the aforementioned health issues reared their ugly heads put me out of commission for a few weeks & left me drained of energy for a few more, during which time the girls were neglected except for being watered every few days. So fast forward for about seven weeks and here’s what they did:
They’re still on the right…
I can only post three more pics, so here’s the chop, trim & jarring. I’m more than pleased. Looks like I’ll have to make another post…
I chose Acapulco Gold Feminized Elite & Double Chocolate Feminized. The Double Chocolate were in 10 gallon SIPs in TLO soil using the Rev’s soil recipe. The only thing I gave them was Cal/Mag & a microbial inoculant. They stayed bushy and green up until a couple weeks before harvest & rendered 12 zips. They’ve been jarred for several days now. I’ll make two posts for clarity between the two. Of course I sampled some! I have only good things to say about this strain. If memory serves, it’s a 60/40 Sativa dominant hybrid & the effect is quite similar to Sour Diesel- uplifting and doesn’t induce couch lock or drooling
. Outdoors is brighter & more interesting & it makes me want to play the piano. I can’t though, since I don’t know how & I don’t have a piano, so I play my guitar instead Here come some pics. The Double Chocolate are on the right. This was at 12 weeks of veg.
Heater they’re about a week into flower. So much for the even canopy…
It was around this time that the aforementioned health issues reared their ugly heads put me out of commission for a few weeks & left me drained of energy for a few more, during which time the girls were neglected except for being watered every few days. So fast forward for about seven weeks and here’s what they did:
They’re still on the right…
I can only post three more pics, so here’s the chop, trim & jarring. I’m more than pleased. Looks like I’ll have to make another post…
Thirvnrob
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And the final pics.
I took the picture of my box of buds about 1/2 way through my trim jail time…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds !
I took the picture of my box of buds about 1/2 way through my trim jail time…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds !
Nice very nice. 
WakkaDerpin
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NiceAnd the final pics.
Thirvnrob
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Next up is Acapulco Gold. They’re still in their pots. One is in a 10 gallon SIP & the other is in a 5 gallon SIP. They are in store bought soil & did great until flower& then I had to start top watering them once weekly with the Cal/Mag & then I had to start feeding them. I was able to top dress the one in the 5 gallon pot but the one in the 10 gallon had roots underneath the mulch cover & I was worried about whether it was a good idea to scratch the soil & then put nutes directly on the roots (I’m a poet & didn’t know it).
It didn’t matter, because almost immediately after top dressing the one, bam! Kidney stones! Other health related things surfaced and weeks went by before I could get back on top of things. Enough about that. You’ve probably already deduced that in this series of group pics the Goldies are on the left. I say that for clarity in case you’re baked like I am. They vegged for the same 12 weeks as their cousins & caught up with them during stretch. All of ‘em were flipped January 20 made me wait about 10 days before showing any pistils. The Goldies are different as night and day, which I’ve experienced before, so I almost expect it now. The trichs on the 10 gallon girl appear to be close to fruition - a good mix of clear, cloudy, amber & purple. I did a partial harvest on her in hopes that the lower flowers fatten up some. They both have too much larf due to not being properly attended, I’ll recycle most of it in my next batch of soil. Enough of my rambling. Here are some pics. They’re on the left in the first pic…
Now they’re up front. You can see the difference in them…
Here’s a before and after the partial harvest…
I think another week or two for the partially chopped one, but my gut tells me to wait on the other one…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds Seeds for the seeds! I’m a customer now.
It didn’t matter, because almost immediately after top dressing the one, bam! Kidney stones! Other health related things surfaced and weeks went by before I could get back on top of things. Enough about that. You’ve probably already deduced that in this series of group pics the Goldies are on the left. I say that for clarity in case you’re baked like I am. They vegged for the same 12 weeks as their cousins & caught up with them during stretch. All of ‘em were flipped January 20 made me wait about 10 days before showing any pistils. The Goldies are different as night and day, which I’ve experienced before, so I almost expect it now. The trichs on the 10 gallon girl appear to be close to fruition - a good mix of clear, cloudy, amber & purple. I did a partial harvest on her in hopes that the lower flowers fatten up some. They both have too much larf due to not being properly attended, I’ll recycle most of it in my next batch of soil. Enough of my rambling. Here are some pics. They’re on the left in the first pic…
Now they’re up front. You can see the difference in them…
Here’s a before and after the partial harvest…
I think another week or two for the partially chopped one, but my gut tells me to wait on the other one…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds Seeds for the seeds! I’m a customer now.
Great harvest…I can almost smell that big tray of buds from here on the 3rd Coast…CheersAnd the final pics.
I took the picture of my box of buds about 1/2 way through my trim jail time…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds !
@Canuck Seeds some solid frosty buds..Grandaddy Bruce at almost 10 weeks flower in organic soil. Scope says very soon, upcoming travel says chop tomorrow or Monday night. I trimmed out spent and crispy fans today. The solid purple pheno is extra frosty. Cheers
Next up is Acapulco Gold. They’re still in their pots. One is in a 10 gallon SIP & the other is in a 5 gallon SIP. They are in store bought soil & did great until flower& then I had to start top watering them once weekly with the Cal/Mag & then I had to start feeding them. I was able to top dress the one in the 5 gallon pot but the one in the 10 gallon had roots underneath the mulch cover & I was worried about whether it was a good idea to scratch the soil & then put nutes directly on the roots (I’m a poet & didn’t know it).
It didn’t matter, because almost immediately after top dressing the one, bam! Kidney stones! Other health related things surfaced and weeks went by before I could get back on top of things. Enough about that. You’ve probably already deduced that in this series of group pics the Goldies are on the left. I say that for clarity in case you’re baked like I am. They vegged for the same 12 weeks as their cousins & caught up with them during stretch. All of ‘em were flipped January 20 made me wait about 10 days before showing any pistils. The Goldies are different as night and day, which I’ve experienced before, so I almost expect it now. The trichs on the 10 gallon girl appear to be close to fruition - a good mix of clear, cloudy, amber & purple. I did a partial harvest on her in hopes that the lower flowers fatten up some. They both have too much larf due to not being properly attended, I’ll recycle most of it in my next batch of soil. Enough of my rambling. Here are some pics. They’re on the left in the first pic…
Now they’re up front. You can see the difference in them…
Here’s a before and after the partial harvest…
I think another week or two for the partially chopped one, but my gut tells me to wait on the other one…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds Seeds for the seeds! I’m a customer now.
those colas are on the small side to me its the led light effect ..
highly potent weed im so stoned these days...
when is the out door canuk grow starting ?
Very Nice.
Jungle Joseph
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I know all about kidney stones... been in hospital multiple times with them, so I can relate. Hope you feel better.Next up is Acapulco Gold. They’re still in their pots. One is in a 10 gallon SIP & the other is in a 5 gallon SIP. They are in store bought soil & did great until flower& then I had to start top watering them once weekly with the Cal/Mag & then I had to start feeding them. I was able to top dress the one in the 5 gallon pot but the one in the 10 gallon had roots underneath the mulch cover & I was worried about whether it was a good idea to scratch the soil & then put nutes directly on the roots (I’m a poet & didn’t know it).
It didn’t matter, because almost immediately after top dressing the one, bam! Kidney stones! Other health related things surfaced and weeks went by before I could get back on top of things. Enough about that. You’ve probably already deduced that in this series of group pics the Goldies are on the left. I say that for clarity in case you’re baked like I am. They vegged for the same 12 weeks as their cousins & caught up with them during stretch. All of ‘em were flipped January 20 made me wait about 10 days before showing any pistils. The Goldies are different as night and day, which I’ve experienced before, so I almost expect it now. The trichs on the 10 gallon girl appear to be close to fruition - a good mix of clear, cloudy, amber & purple. I did a partial harvest on her in hopes that the lower flowers fatten up some. They both have too much larf due to not being properly attended, I’ll recycle most of it in my next batch of soil. Enough of my rambling. Here are some pics. They’re on the left in the first pic…
Now they’re up front. You can see the difference in them…
Here’s a before and after the partial harvest…
I think another week or two for the partially chopped one, but my gut tells me to wait on the other one…
Thanks @Canuk Seeds Seeds for the seeds! I’m a customer now.
Beautiful plants, love the fade.
Thirvnrob
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Yeah, that’s my only option though…
First thing I thank @Canuk Seeds for letting me be a part of this Comparative Grow. I ran 2 Elite strains of Acapulco Gold n Lambs Bread. The genetics 
were amazing, ez to grow without any problems. I’m definitely going to be a customer in the future. I will update with a smoke review when they are properly cured. CL
Edit: pictures are a partial harvest with a rough wet trim.
were amazing, ez to grow without any problems. I’m definitely going to be a customer in the future. I will update with a smoke review when they are properly cured. CL Edit: pictures are a partial harvest with a rough wet trim.
Jungle Joseph
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She's definitely bulky, those buds look heavy.
I was going to chop both AGs but the LB convinced me to take her after 3 colas fell over. lol
CL
Jungle Joseph
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So not just heavy, but practically obese... well done Cap.I was going to chop both AGs but the LB convinced me to take her after 3 colas fell over. lol