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Thanks brother. How did your 707 yield?
TheBlaze: Genesis, Chapter 1, Verse 1
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6 weeks of 12/12
I dropped the strength of the feed, and what do you know... instant results. Looking better now, although the big 707 is still a bit ragged looking.
Seems Anubis is a late bloomer. They are absolutely caked in resin now.
I dropped the strength of the feed, and what do you know... instant results. Looking better now, although the big 707 is still a bit ragged looking.
Seems Anubis is a late bloomer. They are absolutely caked in resin now.
looking nice and frosty man
May have a nug of the month in that garden, looking awesome!
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Thanks guys
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45 days of 12/12
Paradise seeds - Anubis and Humboldt 707 Headband
About 3 weeks left for Anubis and longer for the Headbands. Especially the smaller one. That one looks like it has 4 or 5 weeks left in it still.
Paradise seeds - Anubis and Humboldt 707 Headband
About 3 weeks left for Anubis and longer for the Headbands. Especially the smaller one. That one looks like it has 4 or 5 weeks left in it still.
Looking great, keep that shit up!
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Thanks brother man! I will endeavour to keep that shit way up. 
Lol I bet you will!
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Looking exceptionally well Blaze. This is going to be a good one that 707 is just wow.
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Thanks brate! Going to update now...
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Day 52 of 12/12
look fat and dank man. I see you using that co2 enrichment jobby they selling around here. 1st run with it?
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Thanks man. Yeah, first time using it and I like it. I can't see it working in anything bigger than a tent though. Also, I think the 30 day period is a bit optimistic.
Yeah that's what I was wondering, grow size limits and it lasting for 30 days....hopefully. But it looks like an easier version of the vinegar / bicarb diy setyp.
Also you plants are so shiny you polish them before taking the photos?
Also you plants are so shiny you polish them before taking the photos?
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LOL! They're not all shiny like that. Only 2 or 3. They're just loving life at the moment. The others are not too happy with my heavy hand when it comes to nutrients though. Especially the big 707. (purple looking plant)
ugh...yeah gotten over my need to water too much now I gotta get the feedings back offed off too.
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8 weeks of 12/12
Plants have been in flush for 2 days now.
I have an aphid problem again, although not as bad as the previous round. You can see them in some of the close up photos. Luckily they don't seem to have caused much damage. It's not an infestation. Too late to spray anyway.
I've had to use plant yoyos as well as stakes now, to control the plants. They were falling over again this morning. They're nice and heavy now.
About 10 to 12 days now for most of them. The smaller 707 will go 80 days though.
I took some pics of the lowers on a few of the Anubis plants to show you how well developed they are. This strain has been a pleasure to grow.
Plants have been in flush for 2 days now.
I have an aphid problem again, although not as bad as the previous round. You can see them in some of the close up photos. Luckily they don't seem to have caused much damage. It's not an infestation. Too late to spray anyway.
I've had to use plant yoyos as well as stakes now, to control the plants. They were falling over again this morning. They're nice and heavy now.
About 10 to 12 days now for most of them. The smaller 707 will go 80 days though.
I took some pics of the lowers on a few of the Anubis plants to show you how well developed they are. This strain has been a pleasure to grow.
dammit aphids!! He was on such a good run. Well its still near perfect man, that some colour and fade coming through on some of them?
Also dont you have any mates who know about your grow and are desperate for good bud? just give them a pair of tweezers and get them to pick off the aphids.... 