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CoB_nUt

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Schwaggy P said:
That electric sour smell is coming from the Chocolate Diesel, the Chocolate Covered Strawberries is more of a dark cocoa powder dusted strawberries smell. If both of your DDS have the electric sour smell, then it may be the more electric terp profile dominating the cross. Popping the rest of the pack to see how the terp variance plays out would give a better idea on that front.
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Thank you for the response.Yes both phenos have it.#1 more than #2. Was just wondering if these terps carry over into the taste or if they change near the end and the taste differs. I'm stoked to taste it to see.Would be divine smoke if it tasted like it smells RIGHT NOW and the potentcy checks the box.
@Useful my bad,I should be hitting you with these questions too.I know both of you guys have lots going on.I do appreciate both of you.
 
Useful Seeds

Useful Seeds

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So I have been going through my old library of crosses that I have made over the years, and a few have caught my attention. This pic is Lui x G-13 f2 select that I did about 4 years ago. Grow by my friend headyblunts on ICMAG. This line has some cat piss pheno's that I personally do not like. BUT, it also has some very nice citrus smellin cultivars as well.

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ky farmer

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Useful Seeds said:
So I have been going through my old library of crosses that I have made over the years, and a few have caught my attention. This pic is Lui x G-13 f2 select that I did about 4 years ago. Grow by my friend headyblunts on ICMAG. This line has some cat piss pheno's that I personally do not like. BUT, it also has some very nice citrus smellin cultivars as well.

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that looks great and I garente you that beans from that would sell out fast.
 
1kemosabe

1kemosabe

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Back to the 5 pack fems.... I would certainly do $35 a 5 pack and most likely a few different ones. Buy 3 get one free from freebie list ? Also like the 10 packs if thats particularly what I'm looking for.. Folks like options, and me personally would do the buy 3 @ $35 for $105 with a freebie from freebie list.
 
reallybigjesusfreak

reallybigjesusfreak

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Any reason why JBC won’t post breeder Info? Great guy, great business, and I will continue using it as my main shop. However, it’s a little annoying that I have to go to other sites to read about what each pack is. It seems like all the info had come with the seed packs, not like he’s got to sit there and make it all up himself.

Anybody else notice this? DCSE for example has all the info per pack. The only reason I don’t order from there is I know JBC works and not risking another seizure from a different company I have no experience with.
 
Rivendell

Rivendell

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reallybigjesusfreak said:
Any reason why JBC won’t post breeder Info? Great guy, great business, and I will continue using it as my main shop. However, it’s a little annoying that I have to go to other sites to read about what each pack is. It seems like all the info had come with the seed packs, not like he’s got to sit there and make it all up himself.

Anybody else notice this? DCSE for example has all the info per pack. The only reason I don’t order from there is I know JBC works and not risking another seizure from a different company I have no experience with.
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I find it annoying as well, but I go back for the same reasons. Ease of use and a established trust level. I will say that i recently tried DCSE for two reasons. Amos and Useful trust them (neither of them strike me as the type to do business with a shady bank) and they had some CHEAP outdoor seeds. Not many options for early outdoor seeds from american banks so that convinced me to give them a shot. Transaction went just as smooth as buying from JBC.
 
Amos Otis

Amos Otis

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Rivendell said:
I find it annoying as well, but I go back for the same reasons. Ease of use and a established trust level. I will say that i recently tried DCSE for two reasons. Amos and Useful trust them (neither of them strike me as the type to do business with a shady bank) and they had some CHEAP outdoor seeds. Not many options for early outdoor seeds from american banks so that convinced me to give them a shot. Transaction went just as smooth as buying from JBC.
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Paul @ DCSE reminds me of @Useful Seeds - 2 laid back, solid cats that go the extra mile w/o being asked to make sure the customer is happy. Thanks for giving him a try.
 
klx

klx

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Useful Seeds said:
No wonder ya gave up trying. Google Wonder Washer!!! That's what I use, soooo easy!! I put my trim in with some ice and water, turn the timer and walk away. When it stops I pour it into my bags and go from there. Super easy my friend!!! And the Wonder Washer is pretty dang cheap.
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I have seen some people put their trim and ice in their bags and then in the machine and others just chuck the trim and ice in the machine and then drain the water into their bags through the drain hose.

Is that how you do it just trim and ice/water into machine, 12 mins later drain into bags and rinse?

I have been through a lot of extraction methods - dry ice, bubble bags, dry sift, qwiso etc am always looking for the easiest, least amount of work way to do it.
 
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Useful Seeds

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klx said:
I have seen some people put their trim and ice in their bags and then in the machine and others just chuck the trim and ice in the machine and then drain the water into their bags through the drain hose.

Is that how you do it just trim and ice/water into machine, 12 mins later drain into bags and rinse?

I have been through a lot of extraction methods - dry ice, bubble bags, dry sift, qwiso etc am always looking for the easiest, least amount of work way to do it.
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I use the Wonder Washer as stated, there is no drain hose, just a big pail that sits on top of a device that moves the product around. It has a 15 minute timer. I just put my material in with ice and water, set the timer and walk away. When the timer goes off, I simply pour it into my bags and collect.Rinse and repeat. I used to use a 1/2 inch drill with a paint paddle attached, Pain in the butt!!! If you want to make some great hash, with minimal effort, get yerself a Wonder Washer. The pics I showed of hash yielded 74.9 grams of hash once dryed. And a tid bit of info on bags, I purchased the Pay Load brand bags about 8 years ago, they are still holding up after all of these years, and I can tell ya that they have been used quite often. I hope this info helps ya. If not, shoot me a pm and we will go from there.
 
klx

klx

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Useful Seeds said:
I use the Wonder Washer as stated, there is no drain hose, just a big pail that sits on top of a device that moves the product around. It has a 15 minute timer. I just put my material in with ice and water, set the timer and walk away. When the timer goes off, I simply pour it into my bags and collect.Rinse and repeat. I used to use a 1/2 inch drill with a paint paddle attached, Pain in the butt!!! If you want to make some great hash, with minimal effort, get yerself a Wonder Washer. The pics I showed of hash yielded 74.9 grams of hash once dryed. And a tid bit of info on bags, I purchased the Pay Load brand bags about 8 years ago, they are still holding up after all of these years, and I can tell ya that they have been used quite often. I hope this info helps ya. If not, shoot me a pm and we will go from there.
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Thanks mate cheers for that. Will give it a crack!
 
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