Mephisto Genetics Rhyce Saroni grows a Toof Decay aka Nanny McPhee

One of my SC is a giant and the other a tiny dwarf lol hope she grows man I was hoping for 125grams off each!

Yes, my first test grow of these was one that I didn't touch and let grow and it came to 15 inches, leafy as all get out... like if it were a human, it'd have hair all over its face... lol

The one in the middle in the back is a SC and different pheno... kush dom i believe... radically different... never grew one of them SCs...
 
The three HBSS are 2.5 weeks old... They are all doing well. Two of them, perfect specimens... Number three is a whack job. It started out just like the others, cotyledon the first true leaves... then... it's like conjoined twins... I'm NOT kidding. This is for real, two plants in one. I guess will more than make up for the fourth one that was doa... I can't believe this is real but it is... the two are sharing their second set of true leaves in the middle and then splitting off forming two HBSS in one... Here they are at this young and tender age...

So here are three Hubba Bubba Bimbos, one of which works in a freak show... oy...

Bubbles
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Candy
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Crystal
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Pretty amazing wonders here at the GoG...

RS​
 
I should also mention, that no matter how hard I've tried... and God knows I've tried... I too have been battling common greenhouse garden pests... The last contestants in the ring are fungus gnats... So here's what I've done...

Thirteen plants got a Beneficial Nematode / Soil top dressing which used up about 7 million BNs... It's too early to tell what I'm seeing but some radical things happened after I did this. The initial subjects, three very mature plants in flower went from sluggish liquid consumption fast paced comsumption... I know this because I chart how much they drink with the aid of sensors... This aside, it seemed that this might be the BNs killing the larvae who'd been busy munching on roots. The the pick-up in intake... Much like what happens after I Sledgehammer a plant.

As it takes time for the life cycle to end, I won't know if this licks it for a little while. In the meantime I monitor the population with yellow/blue sticky cards... (yellow for gnats, blue for thrips) ugh... I hate even saying those words...

According to all sources... this should lick the problem... I'll be sure to share my results... RS

P.S. Assuming this works. I'll make this SOP from spring to fall.... Mixing in BNs with every new pot I commission.
 
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