Mephisto Genetics 4 X S.O.D.K. X ALIEN

[Nuggz]

Awesome. It looks like Rhyce's new digs will have some righteous space for grows. Should be a good time.

 

[dcat0921]

Today I'll be taking a trip to The New Rhyceland. Haven't been up there since the home inspection. @Rhyce Saroni has got the new place humming. Google maps is set...only 60 miles from my location and no really easy way to get there. Beautiful day...bringing the Beagle dog too.

Have a great trip man!! Should be a fun day.

 

[BayLee420]

Afternoon at Rhyceland. Lemon Haze
That was nominated for April 2016 BOM/POM. @rRhyce Saroni was mentioning that she was a mutant as well

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[BayLee420]

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[Margahooja]

awesome!

 

[Margahooja]

The pup looks like he's enjoying himself. I keep coming back looking at these photos. I have a really nice view where I'm at, but I would kill to have a nice private property with that river.

 

[Duckster]

Starting early is my key to LST. They are three weeks old today and have been tied down now for a good four light cycles. They are responding well...max new growth. A node a day. No need to wait till they get bigger and the stems are pliable now. LST an auto is the best thing for them. The main cola is now many colas. Sweet spot light is right on top of the canopy.

Many thanks for the rep @BayLee420 - always welcomed. Here is another little tidbit. As she ages, the stems will become less pliable. It helps give a 3-4" section of the stem a "massage" along the area that you want the bend to occur. Just kind of pinch or roll it between your thumb and forefinger. I have actually used a pair of pliers (with a very lite touch) to do this on very thick stiff branches with no problem. Just don't over do it. Too soft is just as bad as too stiff - did I just say that - LMAO.

 

[Margahooja]

Many thanks for the rep @BayLee420 - always welcomed. Here is another little tidbit. As she ages, the stems will become less pliable. It helps give a 3-4" section of the stem a "massage" along the area that you want the bend to occur. Just kind of pinch or roll it between your thumb and forefinger. I have actually used a pair of pliers (with a very lite touch) to do this on very thick stiff branches with no problem. Just don't over do it. Too soft is just as bad as too stiff - did I just say that - LMAO.

Yes, you said that.

 

[Duckster]

The pup looks like he's enjoying himself. I keep coming back looking at these photos. I have a really nice view where I'm at, but I would kill to have a nice private property with that river.

I agree - killer view. That cat is living the good life!

 

[BayLee420]

The pup looks like he's enjoying himself. I keep coming back looking at these photos. I have a really nice view where I'm at, but I would kill to have a nice private property with that river.

It's breath taking. I took the "Swamp Yankee" route to Rhyce's compound. Vaped some Sour crack Kid and it was an amazing ride through the New England countryside. I too have a good size pond in my backyard with every wild life creature there is; right outside my kitchen window. What makes Rhycesland so beautiful is that it all adds up. Seclusion, forest preserve surrounds his property, a mountain goat road to get in there and then there is @Rhyce Saroni. This new property will be a show case of flowers, trees, vegetable garden and ganja. He's got the touch. Mr. Saroni has surely been blessed.

Lumpy The Beagle enjoyed the whole day. I needed to do the trip...very relaxing..watching Rhyce use that industrial leaf blower...I got tired just watching him.