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How many of them are you growing?
Stanks Go Perpetual In 2018!
3 total the other 2 I may let go natural to see the normal structure.
What is the cost to have the Harlequin lab tested? What all do they test for or are there options?
LaquerHead
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Lovin it Van..Everything's looking stellar! I'm definitely excited to see how you like the cobbed buds! I hope to do that once I have more flower than I know what to do with 
. I feel ya on the sore back, them outdoor gardens take ALOT of work. At least the majority of it is finished, now we can rest up lol. Do you have a comfrey patch (its excellent for a worm bin)? I planted a few root cuttings last night, dont have very high hopes since I just tossed them in the ground...I actually meant to order crown cuttings (year head start as opposed to root cuttings) so that's next on the list!
Also thought I might mention the 1:100 dilution of ful-power/water germination method. Its worked flawlessly for me! Its also supposed to give the plant a good jump start to growth. I also seen Doc Bud mention something about avoiding the paper towel method to "give the plant a chance" lol...I feel it was slightly sarcastic. Not that your plants ever struggle, just a couple ideas to throw around!
Anywho I'm just rambling now, keep up the good work friend! Ill go back to lurking now
. I feel ya on the sore back, them outdoor gardens take ALOT of work. At least the majority of it is finished, now we can rest up lol. Do you have a comfrey patch (its excellent for a worm bin)? I planted a few root cuttings last night, dont have very high hopes since I just tossed them in the ground...I actually meant to order crown cuttings (year head start as opposed to root cuttings) so that's next on the list! Also thought I might mention the 1:100 dilution of ful-power/water germination method. Its worked flawlessly for me! Its also supposed to give the plant a good jump start to growth. I also seen Doc Bud mention something about avoiding the paper towel method to "give the plant a chance" lol...I feel it was slightly sarcastic. Not that your plants ever struggle, just a couple ideas to throw around!
Anywho I'm just rambling now, keep up the good work friend! Ill go back to lurking now
MiOutdoorsman
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Everything is looking great Van! Love the veggie garden too. I got a small Kubota tractor this year, really a game changer for tilling, not wrecking my back. It's gonna be a nice summer bro 
dynamo1
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Which Model? If you have a bucket attachment- that is a real big gamechanger. That will really save your back.Everything is looking great Van! Love the veggie garden too. I got a small Kubota tractor this year, really a game changer for tilling, not wrecking my back. It's gonna be a nice summer bro
Van I can relate to not getting as much done, EVERTHING takes longer than it used to. Whoo hoo I worked in my garden today also, added a 8'x3'x11" raise bed around the potato's with more levels to come when needed.
MiOutdoorsman
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It's a BX 23 hp sub compact. I have a few attachments for it. Love it so farWhich Model? If you have a bucket attachment- that is a real big gamechanger. That will really save your back.
Van I can relate to not getting as much done, EVERTHING takes longer than it used to. Whoo hoo I worked in my garden today also, added a 8'x3'x11" raise bed around the potato's with more levels to come when needed.
MaddHacker
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Sup Stanky 's, Plural.. LOL.. Hey I wanted to comment on the very smooth transition, powerful evidence. You never really cease to amaze one and all with you Grow... This is one of the few threads that I have seen, more importantly follow, that is so diversive... We visit the same threads generally, so you know the others i regularly visit... Always on the go as well, Sorry y'all have to have an enclosed raised garden... More Work more Reward, Like I am telling you anything.. .LMAO you guys man this has been real fun..... Green Evenings... and all
Ms Stank
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Although we are fortunate to have a landlord who allowed us to have a garden, when we get our own place, we won't be doing raised beds! What a pain in the arse....and back.....and elbow.....and....
MaddHacker
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... Hey good morning Misses... Yeah that is why I said Sorry, I hate raised beds... Green days to you Stankys.... and all
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Afternoon everyone. Long night for me and Ms Stank last night. I was doing final trim on the Nukehead #1 while she was taking down her Harlequin. Got hers all washed and hung and then did the cobbing on my Nukehead.
Cobbed about 47 grams of it last night and its in the sweating stage at about 108 degrees for about 24 hours.
Here is the initial harvest from Ms Stank's maiden grow. Smells amazing.
And here is the cobbing.
Cobbed about 47 grams of it last night and its in the sweating stage at about 108 degrees for about 24 hours.
Here is the initial harvest from Ms Stank's maiden grow. Smells amazing.
And here is the cobbing.
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Jack Herer Auto Day 105, Day 57 With Hairs
Haven't chopped this girl yet. Been meaning to but we have been too busy to get to it. She got a partial drink of ACT yesterday but I think I will give her the other half today as I don't think we will get to chopping this until Sunday or Monday. One good thing about this extra time is that it seems like some of the buds are swelling a bit still.
She continues to frost up nicely. Smell is very very peppery with some other undertones I can't put a finger on. Now I want to pop a regular Jack Herer and find out what they are like.
None of the buds are very big, but they are incredibly dense and heavy for their sizes.
Haven't chopped this girl yet. Been meaning to but we have been too busy to get to it. She got a partial drink of ACT yesterday but I think I will give her the other half today as I don't think we will get to chopping this until Sunday or Monday. One good thing about this extra time is that it seems like some of the buds are swelling a bit still.
She continues to frost up nicely. Smell is very very peppery with some other undertones I can't put a finger on. Now I want to pop a regular Jack Herer and find out what they are like.
None of the buds are very big, but they are incredibly dense and heavy for their sizes.
Congrats to the Ms on the Harley harvest. Pretty range of colors in there! And that JHa turned out to be a winner of an auto. Who cares if it looked happy or ever prayed to the lights...it's frosty and dense with loads of buds. And gotta love that pepper smell 
The flowers on the JH look a lot like OG flowers.
Damn your jack is looking tits there Van! Not sure if you saw, but the 3rd stank berry is up. So 3 atf 3 stankberry and then a WW and a White cookie for potential moms.
I'll have to go back and cruise through the harvest pics. You really take some good ones brother.
Hope your friday is a great one guys! Maybe watch some popular mechanics for kids?
I'll have to go back and cruise through the harvest pics. You really take some good ones brother.
Hope your friday is a great one guys! Maybe watch some popular mechanics for kids?
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Thanks Dabber....glad to hear that third one popped up. I gotta say I think that we are 100% on the Stankberry strain. Now lets get you a bad ass chick in that bunch! Love the smell of mine.
I gave Vex a tester nugget of it the other day. His text today was "BTW, that bud was primo smoke. Tasted delicious. My bro in law was seriously impressed"
Couple that with the visual we got from my other buddy that smoked some along with a rib dinner 2 weeks ago (he looked stoned as hell....and said he was pretty freaking high) and I think we might have a winner.
I gave Vex a tester nugget of it the other day. His text today was "BTW, that bud was primo smoke. Tasted delicious. My bro in law was seriously impressed"
Couple that with the visual we got from my other buddy that smoked some along with a rib dinner 2 weeks ago (he looked stoned as hell....and said he was pretty freaking high) and I think we might have a winner.
Sounds like you hit the jackpot. Did you take cuttings from her?
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Thanks Shed...she did awesome for her first grow.Congrats to the Ms on the Harley harvest. Pretty range of colors in there! And that JHa turned out to be a winner of an auto. Who cares if it looked happy or ever prayed to the lights...it's frosty and dense with loads of buds. And gotta love that pepper smell
Looking forward to see what the final yield will be off the Jack.
Final weight on the Stankberry was 153 grams not counting tester nugs or trim. The nukes will both be less than the Stank.
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No....I just grew a quick one to see if it was worth pursuing as a strain. So far I am thinking that answer is yes.
Nows the time to do a proper pheno hunt and find that perfect female.
