Jon's First New Digs Grow

[Jon]

Fun Comparison

Even though I have tons of my own weed, none of it is especially recent and I’m a variety aficionado. So often I will buy some weed even when I have it. And now that I’m home in PA and around all my friends, I’m back to being a well connected individual. And today I got pretty lucky. My boy had some Colorado organic weed. I got some of two strains, Double Stuffed Oreo and Gorilla Cookies.

The DSO was a new strain for me but I just grew the Gorilla Cookies auto. I had two of them, and got a green pheno and a purple and silver pheno. The purple pheno was among the best auto weed I’ve ever grown. Super high quality and all around great weed. I just entered it last month in the NOTM contest.

Now I can present a comparison.

So this is my Gorilla Cookies auto:

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• Monday at 9:50 PM

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• Monday at 9:50 PM

And this is the Gorilla Cookies photo organic indoor I just grabbed from my buddy:

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• Monday at 10:03 PM

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• Monday at 10:03 PM

I dare say I did alright on the auto. It is almost exactly like the photo in every regard. Only difference I can see is mine is a bit more furry, and his is a small touch denser. But definitely the same strain.

FWIW.

If my version had been machine trimmed as this street bud is, it would look almost identical. Imo.

 

[Jon]

Haircut Day for Molly!

 

[Roy Growin]

I am not capable of following threads Jon, so just dropped by to say Hi
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[Carmen Ray]

Hey Carmen - I thought about this some more and I settle on this: there’s no such thing as “age appropriate growth.” It’s way too strain specific for there to be a “reference point.” It’s also medium specific, environmentally specific, light specific, etc…. There are simply too many factors involved for it to be possible to find a commonality that you seem to be searching for. Imho.

Nah not really. I can get a decent sense of a plant's developmental progress and know the ballpark. I'm getting what I need to know by looking at other people's plants comparatively.