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Hi

I'm just wondering if anyone has done either of these strains and if so, what are your thoughts please?

Thanks!!

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You can get about that or more off any one of their strains. Only reason I didn’t get 3+ was my errors either heat issues or overfeeding nutrients. I can say tho if you are growing for amount you should look into Dutch passion they are huge yeilders but I like the quality of fastbuds strains gorilla glue is a for sure fantastic and easy strain to grow
 
Thanks buddy. I m waiting already last few days for blue auto mazar and she will go down after 75-77 days and it looks like will get about 4 oz dry. Glueberry og auto just chopped- 90 g. Auto duck 55. Dp strains are heavy
 
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I have 7 glueberrys going right now
 
You can get about that or more off any one of their strains. Only reason I didn’t get 3+ was my errors either heat issues or overfeeding nutrients. I can say tho if you are growing for amount you should look into Dutch passion they are huge yeilders but I like the quality of fastbuds strains gorilla glue is a for sure fantastic and easy strain to grow
Fastbuds gorilla glue is awesome! I chopped 1 just before Xmas 234g's in a 3gal pro mix. Makes great rosin, has a buttery smell to it. I've got some tincture of it, been in the freezer since mid March. Going to break it out today.
 
Thanks buddy. I m waiting already last few days for blue auto mazar and she will go down after 75-77 days and it looks like will get about 4 oz dry. Glueberry og auto just chopped- 90 g. Auto duck 55. Dp strains are heavy

When you nail DP genetics just right, results are simply astonishing...have a peak in the DP stickies for a heaviest yields thread...total list of strains with top weights grown on afn(well those that submit)
There is also heavy yield lists made up for sweet and dinafem, and seed stockers. Check 'em out!!
 
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