Golden Ticket x 88 G13 Hashplant - East Coast Originals

Mason Jar 92705

Mason Jar 92705

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A friend gave these to me, don't know anything about the seed company but I'm a big fan of the old TGA gear. Golden Ticket/Chernobyl. Only 5 out of the 10 made it. I dunno how old they were. They're in Roots Original soil in small pots under 1K single ended eye hortilux HPS, 20/4. I'll update in a few weeks once they get going good.
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Mason Jar 92705

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Outgrown their small containers and time to transplant into their 3 gal. sexing pots. Using Roots Organic Soil with a few handfuls of Subcool's Super Soil....well, more than just a few handfuls, I added a good bit. Under 20/4. Around day 25 of veg. Within the next 20 days, they should all be sexed.
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P-NOKIO

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I had a pair of clones that stayed 2 foot, very little stretch but the buds were the biggest I ever had. Too big to weigh wet but dried I had 7-12 gram buds. Orange hair and golden glazed. The sugar leaves turned into rock candy. DANK
 
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Boatguy said:
What are you spraying them with?
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Antibacterial dish soap, not spray but wash. And do it daily. At this point you have nothing to lose if ya ask me. Role your blunt and sleeves up buddy, this will be a fight. It would be an honor to tag team this shit with ya. To save yield let’s put them back into the vegetive state 24/7 if possible while we treat them. The mites commute during the dark, let’s make it uncomfortable, get the lights as close as possible (if they are already close, pull them back)
 
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P-NOKIO said:
Antibacterial dish soap, not spray but wash. And do it daily. At this point you have nothing to lose if ya ask me. Role your blunt and sleeves up buddy, this will be a fight. It would be an honor to tag team this shit with ya. To save yield let’s put them back into the vegetive state 24/7 if possible while we treat them. The mites commute during the dark, let’s make it uncomfortable, get the lights as close as possible (if they are already close, pull them back)
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Why are you responding??.. You are clearly not the op and even if you were it would still be total nonsense.
Advice for you, Read more, post less
 
P-NOKIO

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Boatguy said:
Why are you responding??.. You are clearly not the op and even if you were it would still be total nonsense.
Advice for you, Read more, post less
To tell a new member to POST LESS is a low ball move. I’ll read and continue to grow dank and grow post and help my fellow educators
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P-NOKIO said:
Antibacterial dish soap, not spray but wash. And do it daily. At this point you have nothing to lose if ya ask me. Role your blunt and sleeves up buddy, this will be a fight. It would be an honor to tag team this shit with ya. To save yield let’s put them back into the vegetive state 24/7 if possible while we treat them. The mites commute during the dark, let’s make it uncomfortable, get the lights as close as possible (if they are already close, pull them back)
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Edit away, but that doesnt change the fact that washing your plant in dish soap daily and getting lights as close as possible is bad advice.

Apologies if i came off as a dick as it wasnt my intention, but sometimes the truth is what it is.

Lets get this thread back on track. Sorry for the interruption
 
Mason Jar 92705

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farmerjoe420 said:
The G13hp is keeping them short like that , the male seems to be dominating most of the crosses made with him.
Can’t wait to see how they do for you !
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They weren't topped either. I removed the huge fan leaves up top to expose the lower inner branches more too, about a week or so ago.

Cleaning out the room using bleach/water/elbow grease on the horse stall mats. Every January I get new bulbs. Those 3 under one light.

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