Given your name, also the Oysterfest in October?
Carnival is easy to grow and forgiving, but then so is Amherst Sour Diesel, and, I assume Hashplant.
Good growing to you.
Carnival: A Community Grow Experience
Given your name, also the Oysterfest in October?
Carnival is easy to grow and forgiving, but then so is Amherst Sour Diesel, and, I assume Hashplant.
Good growing to you.
Ha! I grew Carnival right next to an Amherst Sour Diesel and the ASD threw some viable naners. I now have 8 seeds of Carnival x ASD. I like them both so I'll grow some out eventually.
wellfleetion
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Big ST(C)OCK - ha, and I have very fat fingers too!
wellfleetion
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Harvesting mid next week
wellfleetion
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Oh Yes! I still have plenty of stock in Wellfleet and yes the best sweetest oysters, clams and scollops. I was just in Wellfleet and my girl and I went to the Friendly Fisherman 2xs their opening weekend (Eastham) and got everything good!!! Got a beautiful place on Lieutenant Island. Wicked lucky!
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Enjoy. I think Carnival is my favorite plant to harvest. I’m a little partial. 
Sitting by the pool list in the delicious buzz from the gifted buds of @Chris Scorpio.
He trims prettier than I do. Lol! Frosty as all get out. A yummy buzz.
This is the only time of the day I can smoke, and even then I’m hiding it, but OMG, this is euphoria worth chasing.
From a GH on the coast of Maine....
Very healthy looking. Nice 11 bladed leaves.From a GH on the coast of Maine....
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High BH,
Mighty nice looking carnival lady there, man. I'm thinking she'll be some nice smoke around Christmas (harvest + time to cure). Hope she grows well for you!
Mighty nice looking carnival lady there, man. I'm thinking she'll be some nice smoke around Christmas (harvest + time to cure). Hope she grows well for you!
Carnival 48 days into flower - starting to frost her rails
lazyfish
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....almost looks like 13...
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Carnival 48 days into flower - starting to frost her rails
Mmmmm..... I miss my garden.
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One of the people I've supplied is a cancer patient who recently chose opioids over cannabis and returned all the buds he had on hand. *sigh*
Today we were coming back from grocery shopping in his vehicle when he informed me that he'd found a small jar with a few good-sized Carnival buds. He'd been having headaches that responded to none of the medications he'd tried so he thought "Why not?" and fired up a couple hits in the pipe.
Instant pain relief.
This is not the first time he's had this reaction. Previously it was intractable neck pain from a pinched nerve. Repeated surgical intervention had been unsuccessful in reducing the pain. It was Carnival that gave him his first pain-free sleep in years.
And then they offered him. Demerol.
This time he may stay the course. I don't control that, nor do I desire to. I offer the opportunity for relief, and Carnival's been the best pathway we've found for him. The choice to continue is his alone.
This is potent meds. It's also a damn good buzz.
I know you guys grow a different style than me - but would you call carnival a light, medium, or heavy feeder? So far I’ve been assuming light with an eye towards medium- and feeding her the same as the pure sativas.
You're soil, correct?
Actually, I'd say Carnival is probably more medium to heavy feeder. It's basically a sativa leaning hybrid with a speedy sativa buzz. It's not a "light" feeder.
Agreed. Medium to heavy feeder. Definitely heavy compared to my sativa and near sativa strains.Actually, I'd say Carnival is probably more medium to heavy feeder. It's basically a sativa leaning hybrid with a speedy sativa buzz. It's not a "light" feeder.
Thanks a lot. I’d better take her a bigger dinner tomorrow.
Soilless- peatmoss/perlite.
Soilless- peatmoss/perlite.
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I’ve fed mine in the medium to heavy range with the kit. With my RX Green Technologies they burn when I get to the higher numbers so I stop right below that.