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I'm sure all the Chem strains are a bit different in one way or another.
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All different, but very potent
I've grown Dinafems Dinachem (Chemdawg) and it's real good.
My bud still has a clone of her I have access to. It was another one of my failed attempt at fem seed making. I think his clones kept at 24/0 is messing up the genetics, plus they are clones of clones, not moms.
I haven't had a successful fem seed attempt with clones from him for a while.
He has my original Widow line and Dinachem, but the Widow is about 28th generation clone of clone. Same with the DInachem, probably about 20th gen by now.
My bud still has a clone of her I have access to. It was another one of my failed attempt at fem seed making. I think his clones kept at 24/0 is messing up the genetics, plus they are clones of clones, not moms.
I haven't had a successful fem seed attempt with clones from him for a while.
He has my original Widow line and Dinachem, but the Widow is about 28th generation clone of clone. Same with the DInachem, probably about 20th gen by now.
The Dinachem was fire, I was really surprised how close to the original 91 it is.
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Did you pollinate your 91' Chem, Penny?
The reversed female shot blanks, the pollen wasn't viable. I have a few buds with seeds from Chem x Xmas Bud.
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That should be a nice cross or at least has the potential to be very good.
It was an accident but it could be a decent cross.
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I'm all done brushing the colloidal silver onto the Quarter Pounder auto plant. There are enough pollen sacks that I don't want to accidently brush the CS on to the pollen sacks. So as my friend always says from this point on "It is what it is".
Now we have to wait to see how many pollen sacks appear. Will any show up inside the buds (IDEAL) like these?
Here is a photo showing the three branches I've been applying the CS to from the beginning. You can pick them out as they are the ones with the brown colored branches. I'm really keeping my fingers crossed that the large, tallest one in the middle will put out some pollen sacks. It has a few but really need it to produce more.
Now we have to wait to see how many pollen sacks appear. Will any show up inside the buds (IDEAL) like these?
Here is a photo showing the three branches I've been applying the CS to from the beginning. You can pick them out as they are the ones with the brown colored branches. I'm really keeping my fingers crossed that the large, tallest one in the middle will put out some pollen sacks. It has a few but really need it to produce more.
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I pulled out the Northern Lights X Dark Devil auto plant today to check on the bud I pollinated with the Colombian Gold pollen way back when. I'm sure there are more there, probably tucked deep inside the bud. These are what I could spot pretty easily. For the most part they are fully matured.
I think you'll end up with a ton of seeds in the end.
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I only pollinated that one bud so not sure about a ton of seeds. But the 20+ in the photo above are more then I'll ever grow most likely unless it's the best smoke I've ever grown.
Lol good deal then!
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My Blueberry plant is starting to get close. The buds have been swelling the last week or so. I am seeing a lot of amber crystals on the sugar leaves but not yet on the buds. I will start flushing both the Blueberry plant and the NL X DDA this coming week.
Blueberry ended up nice and frosty!
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It is a re-vegged clone of the Blueberry I grew last run. I really like the buds from the first plant, so glad I took a cutting off of her. It is a @SeedsMan Blueberry seed. I've come to really like their seeds. Extremely high germination rate and have yet to have a plant of theirs that was a dud.
Seedsman is solid for sure.
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The Great White I ordered the other day arrived. I had have heard that this is especially good when up-potting a plant which was my main reason for purchasing it. I have seen where many people shake a little into the bottom of the hole into which the up-potted plant is placed. But the instructions with the product talks about mixing it with water and pouring that into the hold and around the hole. Is one way better then the other? I was also reading that it's excellent to treat seedling soil, that the seedlings roots take off very quickly with the Great White.
Any of your guys use it? And do you use it as directed by the manufacturer (mixing with water) or just sprinkle some in the hole?
Any of your guys use it? And do you use it as directed by the manufacturer (mixing with water) or just sprinkle some in the hole?
I personally don’t use it but the members around here that do use it I belive just sprinkle it around the hole before transplanting
I just sprinkle a fair amount of powder in the hole, same with seeds planted directly in coco.
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