2012-2013 out and about

[Hunting the best strains]

This is my first grow thread o here im going to put 20-30 in the plot and i have started some already im running some of my own crosses aswell as bought seeds, my own crosses are strawberry kush x's and northern lights x's i used three diffrent male two where an unknown sativa one green pheno and one purple pheno and the other was an Ata Tundra male, the other ones that are just popping are Magic bud (fem) and THC Bomb (reg) these pics are about 2 weeks ago the strawberry kush x's and northern x's are about 3 weeks old from seed at the time of these photos.

 

Im putting my seeds that i purchased in to soak tonight not all just the ones i think will do good outdoors so ill take some pics and ill get some upto date pics of my own crosses and the magic bud and thc bomb up tomorrow or the day after, im trying to find a ten pound strain this year im using a mix based on tom hills and kangativas soil mix's well better get to it cheers.

[bongonaussie]

off to a great start there mate..

 

I remember some pics of a tom hills grow quite a few years back.. absolutely huge monsters..

 

good luck

 

bongon

[Hunting the best strains]

off to a great start there mate..

 

I remember some pics of a tom hills grow quite a few years back.. absolutely huge monsters..

 

good luck

 

bongon

 

Cheers mate thanks for the good vibes, Yeah that tom sure know's how to grow them there is a fair few following suit i just hope i can

 

All the best for the season and Bongon

[hed]

they look quite nice quite strechy though what sort of light do you have them under? if its just a fluro or cfl id suggest maybe moving it a little closer

[dopedogg]

Haha a ten pound plant would be great !

Yeah look a little stretchy but you can fix that up when you transplant by burying the extra stem .

 

Interested to see how your crosses go , the NL ones will be good i reckon .

Good luck

[smashed1]

hi htbs, nice looking lil ones there , this be a nice grow all the best m,ate

[Creptalion_K]

Far out, brussel sprout.

 

You got onto a few good ones there.

 

Bonza seeds are up to date with shipping seeds to Australia and so forth.

 

looks like you might allready have a few good ones there though

 

[Creptalion_K]

Don't like to double post.

 

A few big weight strains that come to mind are.....

 

Critical Mass and Big Bud

 

Big as in tall growing plants.. try for a sativa dominant strain. Pure sativa ideally. Ie Nevilles Haze, Mango Haze etc can grow very tall.

 

If you have any other queries lots of help around the forums if you need it

 

[Syb3 rm3nt41_%20]

Surprised to see what looks like attitude seed co's promotional material, so i assume you used attitude seed bank ? (or is that herbies promo material ) I'd like to know as attitude's range far surpasses the others and i've been looking for more frequent success stories regarding attitude seed bank purchases .. . ........ fucking awesome collection of strains you have there ..... looking forward to seeing some of them grown out ..

 

peace'

Edited September 27, 2012 by ind00rcultiv8r

[Allotropy]

Keep in mind that Indica dominant strains like to veg out alot smaller then sativas. They tend to grow wide and bushy. Pure sativa plants or sativa dominant strains grow very tall and quickly, whilst they tend to yeild slightly smaller they make up for yeild in size.

 

Something to keep in mind when purchasing seeds or looking for a large yeilding strain, is that the buds also need to be supported in weight. That is they need to be tied up for support so that they don't flop over and snap off the stem. Something of a great issue in large plants is that you will be hard pressed to support the buddage with stakes etc.

 

Furthermore, mold is allways an issue outdoors. Large yeilding strains.. with thick dense buds are also more susceptible to mold. Sativa dominant strains tend to have more even and airy development of calaxes which prevents stagnant air circulation, which in turns hinders the development of mold/bud rot etc.

 

 

Anyhow, good luck and keep us posted in your efforts,

 

K. Regards,

 

Allotropy