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[Farqual]

That almost looks like light bleeching

Yea I agree but I’m not sure. The environment and lighting has stayed the exact same the entire grow. T5s six inches about the tops. The only thing different was the flush water. And it looks awful.

 

[G.Leave]

Yea I agree but I’m not sure. The environment and lighting has stayed the exact same the entire grow. T5s six inches about the tops. The only thing different was the flush water. And it looks awful.

Ahh t5's....I would say no way is it bleaching then. Certainly not at 6"

 

[trailanimal]

Daddy hen keeping his beans warm until spring....thats dedication!

right on.....I'm gonna turn the portals loose this spring.....
looking for some special pollen

 

[trailanimal]

Hey trail!

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cheers grobro!

 

[G.Leave]

right on.....I'm gonna turn the portals loose this spring.....
looking for some special pollen

Do some selective multistrain pollination. I bet with enough selection and dedication, you could make a strain that would deal with your outdoor conditions and thrive.

 

[trailanimal]

sour d, nebula stone, amnesia stone will provide pollen for what I'm hoping will be the first of my Arctic Strains

 

[G.Leave]

sour d, nebula stone, amnesia stone will provide pollen for what I'm hoping will be the first of my Arctic Strains

These are planned for outside grows not in the greenhouse?

 

[G.Leave]

got to grab a bit to eat....bbl

 

[trailanimal]

Lots of seed will be dropped to end up with just a few. The girls to be pollinated with the the 3 strains that have consistently done good up here, blue dream, bubba cheese, sweet skunk. this grow will be all about getting the northern strain advanced!

 

[trailanimal]

These are planned for outside grows not in the greenhouse?

the Portal pollinators will be greenhouse, never grew em before and want them to make it. At least one of from each the the fem strains are going guerrilla, and 1 skunk is going into the prepared raised garden bed, 4'x8' of growing goodness