Schnookie
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How tall are these now? Over 8 ft looks like?
Herbies Desserts to Sweeten Your Day @ Otters
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Scottay
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Growing redwood weeds over there!!! Dayum growmie!! 
Stone you grow some beautiful giant plants. 
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There's a thought! I could use one when I'm out there high checking!
Muffy's around 8 or 9 feet and Betty is 10 or 11 I'm pretty sure.
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There's a thought! I could use one when I'm out there high checking!
She's scaring me! And I'm fearless!That's one helluva trunk!
I think so! That trunk has a beauty of its own! the greens and yellows are very nice! With the texture of the bark it makes it a bit of a miracle in one season to me!
It's trunky alright!Tree trunk
It's like my wrist or maybe bigger! The wife's ankle.Hot Damn what a stalk ! Thanks for that I was wondering how big it was ...
I like em big in the yard!Growing redwood weeds over there!!! Dayum growmie!!
You'd know Keith! Yours are awesome this season! Thanks!Stone you grow some beautiful giant plants.
Shots fired!
You can say what you like about a woman’s personality, or cooking, but mention our aging flub-bub-a-dub arm fat or our cankles (calf ankles) and we will all come for you!
Take it back, or prepare for the wrath!
Schnookie
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How do you even harvest something like that?!I said it a year ago and I mean it even more in '24:
Har!
Or a pipe!
Didgeridoo!
Or a didgeridont!!
LOL
KBUENOS
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Apple Betty sounds wonderful, I am looking forward to watching what you do with your new found win. Congratulations are definitely in order, a win that you can grow from, that's what I'm talking about.NOT A CUTE CAR
BUT HERBIES SEEDS
SWEET PICKS
WELCOME TO MY SPRING GROW
MAYBE SUMMER TOO!
Winning seeds is awesome! Winning them from @Herbies Seeds makes it an elevation raiser! Thanks Herbies!
Apple Betty has been on my mind for a long time! Today two seeds got wet in paper towels in a zip bag!
Straight out of Grandma’s kitchen, Apple Betty by Herbies Seeds is a nostalgic apple pie-flavored delight with up to 33% THC and a lineage to write home about. She’ll glue you to the couch in a psychedelic daze and will never disappoint, yielding up to 2,600 g/plant (91oz/plant) in just 65 days of flowering!
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Feminized
Photoperiod
Indoor / Outdoor
40% Sativa / 60% Indica
THC 28 - 33 %
All characteristics
Perfect For: Experienced Indica Lovers
- Potent 28-33% THC content
- Massive yields
- Psychedelic Indica effects
Apple Betty Smoke Review
This is an exciting smoke review, as the 33% THC content is not for the faint of heart. Apple Betty has a lineage from the ages, with Chem’s Sister at the forefront followed by Sour Apple and Chocolate Diesel. With that kind of family tree, it’s no wonder her effects and flavors are something from a 60s psychedelic movie.
Apple Betty: Effects
Upon first puff, even an experienced smoker will be surprised by the heavy-handed euphoria dished out by old aunty Apple Betty! Once fully submerged, her warm embrace takes over with a deep pull into the center of the couch and a noteworthy psychedelic feel to wash away your worries.
Psychedelic
Relaxing
Euphoric
Apple Betty: Flavors
Adding to her powerful delight is the terpene profile of this yummy dessert-style strain. Her good-for-the-soul woodfired apple pie flavor with hints of cinnamon and chocolate is enough to warm even the coldest of hearts.
Wood
Cinnamon
Chocolate
Apple Betty Grow Info: Appearance and Grow Tips
Not as quaint as you’d expect, Apple Betty is a medium-sized and robust, bushy plant yielding incredible harvests of up to 2,600g/plant (92oz/plant) outdoors. Indoors, she musters between 600-800g/m2 (2-2.6g/ft2), and every bud is sugar-frosted with buckets of sticky trichomes. All that in just 55-65 days – she really is impressive!
Help Apple Betty along and watch her bloom her best by following this simple grow info:
- For more discreet indoor growing, use a carbon filter to filter out Apple Betty’s pungent aromas.
- If you like potent concentrates, be sure to set some of your massive yields aside, as you won’t be short of trichome-covered buds and leaves.
- For indoor environments, space your plants out well to allow better airflow between this strain's thick, bushy branches.
- You can use LST to optimize your plant's height for your growing environment, as this strain’s branches are strong and can get quite tall.
What Herbies Seed Is Right For You?
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Apple Betty Seeds
If mind-bending, peace-loving highs are your jam and you have a special place in your heart for apple pie, then buy these Apple Betty feminized seeds online today and get ready for a monstrous dessert-flavored yield coming your way!
CHARACTERISTICS
Brand
Herbies Seeds
Type of seeds
Feminized
Type of seeds
Photoperiod
Suitable for growing
Outdoor, Indoor
Effect *
Sugary psychedelia
Genetics
Chem’s Sister x Sour Apple x Chocolate Diesel
Height
80 - 120 cm indoors
140 - 180 cm outdoors
Harvest
This is how much bud you can get from this variety come harvest time.
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600 - 800 g/m² indoors
2300 - 2600 g/plant outdoors
Indoor flowering time
55 - 65 days
Outdoor finish
Late September
% Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis
40% Sativa / 60% Indica
THC
28 - 33 %
Banana Pudding is another. One got wet and is on the cable box as I type!
Banana Pudding
The old wives' tale of cooking up a banana before bed has never been more accurate than with Banana Pudding. Just a couple of hits of this 25% THC fruity delight will slowly but unrelentingly lull you into deep full-body relaxation with an uplifting mental linger.
Mango Mousse is also! And one is on the cable box germinating as well!
Mango Mousse
Smooth and creamy to smoke, the 21-26% THC Mango Mousse melts in your mouth, leaving you exceedingly calm and relaxed for hours on end. Her effects are perfect for classic Indica heads and although relaxing, are still very potent.
Awesome setup from Herbies!
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I'll be growing them in the 4.5 x 4.5 tent
With 6 inch extraction and carbon filter. See the link in my siggy to see the setup.
Lights are 2 @ViparSpectra XS3000 Pro's. My favorite light ever! I wish Vipar had put this one into service so you all could have one if you wanted, but they chose to use other models. Do look at them for a great light in my opinion!
Pots are EarthBoxes SIP's (sub irrigated planters) with the added auto watering setup. I'm in the second run with them and am enjoying the experience!
They'll all be made into one layer plants (Fluxing) as @Light Addict taught us. Hopefully a version of that anyway. Thanks LA, and also @Gee and @Keffka for reminding me and using the method so well!
I don't want to forget I have the solo's warming and growing myco with @DYNOMYCO installed.
My LOS soil ala The Rev's, True Living Organics has been tested and is in balance for the most part!
It's time to get rolling with a new grow! More weed with less light this grow!That's the ticket! DLI for the right light! That's daily light interval. I have to learn about that!
See ya!
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That's a real dream of a tree! One day I have to try topping out there. They might get too wide and eat my tomatoes so maybe no!I said it a year ago and I mean it even more in '24:
Har!
Tra! She has the cutest little ankles and physically perfect in every way otherwise! You better not be spreading the rumor of anything else or we're going to have to go to the mats! You and me, Greco wrestling!
The same way one eats an elephant. One bite at a time. Ooh that's an old saying, no eating elephants!
It's a long day or three to take them down. Patience and time.
I'll be looking at that!
Nice vibe there!
Thanks KBUENOS!
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THROWBACK THURSDAY
Hi all, I was checking out my last Runtz Muffin grow and found a pic of it right before harvest.
It all comes back to me now! It was a crazy grow that got seeded by a hermie. This one got flowered in a 3 or 5 gallon pot, I forget. I'm still smoking it and have some unseeded bud. Maybe 10% got hit so not too bad.
I'm happy to see purple! It's already going down into the 50's/10's at night! WooHoo! Those buds look a lot like the ones in the yard. She's having a nice sweet smell too!
Hi all, I was checking out my last Runtz Muffin grow and found a pic of it right before harvest.
It all comes back to me now! It was a crazy grow that got seeded by a hermie. This one got flowered in a 3 or 5 gallon pot, I forget. I'm still smoking it and have some unseeded bud. Maybe 10% got hit so not too bad.
I'm happy to see purple! It's already going down into the 50's/10's at night! WooHoo! Those buds look a lot like the ones in the yard. She's having a nice sweet smell too!
I like the Throwback Thursday idea, and the plant!
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Good afternoon sir!
Nice plant, that is the size I want to grow this winter in my tent. 
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Thanks! That was a quad style lst to get it that way. It was my first and it turned out ok. I forgot I quadulated ala @Baron Von Blurple on a couple back then. Ball Less quadulations.Nice plant, that is the size I want to grow this winter in my tent.
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MULCH LOVE UPDATE
Good day all, as I was going over some things I found an interesting tidbit for us but particularly for us LOS growers.
A conversation with @Gee64 and crew a while back about carbon in soil and how roots will search it out came up. I found a perfect example of roots finding carbon in my bark mulch on my 10 gallon pots.
Top roots, very top roots I should say, having a food supply on bottoms of chunky bark mulch. You can see on the piece of bark that I had to break roots apart to get the pic.
Mulch...it's a good thing!
Good day all, as I was going over some things I found an interesting tidbit for us but particularly for us LOS growers.
A conversation with @Gee64 and crew a while back about carbon in soil and how roots will search it out came up. I found a perfect example of roots finding carbon in my bark mulch on my 10 gallon pots.
Top roots, very top roots I should say, having a food supply on bottoms of chunky bark mulch. You can see on the piece of bark that I had to break roots apart to get the pic.
Mulch...it's a good thing!
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