California orange x chunkadelic autoflower
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Trial-n-error
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Got mine and soaked one in shot glass ( Float tek ) 1/2 inch tail in 30 hours!
Great start, thanks again.
Great start, thanks again.
MIRedBuds
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That is so cool .. I know I had 6 boos all pop and little round leaves in 4 days .. never had seeds all pop identical time and same height .. moon must been aligned with stars
Trial-n-error
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Sounds like you have a BOOuuutiful grow going on. Lol
Trial-n-error
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I managed to stunt this beautiful girl, she's been a breeze to grow. I love thevrerps on this cultivar.
Definitely has a orange smell with a vanilla background. I don't have the best nose, but this is what I'm getting.
She stacked realy nice and the flower is dense and greasy. I can't wait till she finishes. I'm going to startcanother and not make the same mistakes, hopefully, next round. I realy like what I'm seeing.
Definitely has a orange smell with a vanilla background. I don't have the best nose, but this is what I'm getting.
She stacked realy nice and the flower is dense and greasy. I can't wait till she finishes. I'm going to startcanother and not make the same mistakes, hopefully, next round. I realy like what I'm seeing.
MIRedBuds
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Trial-n-error
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I'm loving this little powerhouse! The terps are amazing, I suck at describing smells, but everytime I get near this girl, my brain goes straight to the Orange Creamsicle's , I used to eat as a kid. Some of the strongest terps, I've ever gotten. One of the nicest Autoflowers I've had the pleasure of growing.
MIRedBuds
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I've growen a few autos in my day but the smell is amazing on these. That's how I describe it orange cream soda or orange pushup .. I have had few that had lemon zest. It's got good citrus trait .Nothing like I ever grew before..you will have to give us buzz report ..
Have great weekend
Have great weekend
Wow... those all look so amazing... i hope im able to grow something half as beautiful as what you guys have produced. Wow i gotta look into getting some of that strain later. Good grief look at the sparkles on those buds and the density of those colas. Holy Moly absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing..
Trial-n-error
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Thanks
I would recommend this cultivar to everyone, the pictures don't do her justice. It smells so good , i want to put her on centerpiece for Christmas dinner. Lol
You realy should give them a grow.
TCH
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Is this your Orangeadelic Auto cross? My second one is going well. First one is in the Koolatron drying/curing right now. First was super colorful. The second one is green, really dense main cola, floral smell with a hint of citrus and GREASY!!! I've not had a great plant yet. It's interesting to say the least. I'm excited for the chop and to get some feedback. I got a little feedback on the first one. She LOVED it. She called it something special and I was very good at what I was doing with it. 
sfw1960
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@MIRedBuds - umm, 18/6 you mean?
I don't bother beyond 18 myself but I mix em like you do too.
Don't believe the longer light period is worth the little bit more you possibly get.
@TCH
What's up with a mini fridge for drying - advantages please?
My 2'*4' & 32"*32" are generally used for initial drying, since I have heat (if ever needed) and the smaller inline Terrabloom PWM fans can run pretty slow without adding any baffles - pulling through both (and the 4*4 is upstream of those also) with a 120mm into the 2*4, a cheap vivosun inline between and theTerrabloom at the end of the bus. Been working good for a few years now.
I don't bother beyond 18 myself but I mix em like you do too.
Don't believe the longer light period is worth the little bit more you possibly get.
@TCH
What's up with a mini fridge for drying - advantages please?
My 2'*4' & 32"*32" are generally used for initial drying, since I have heat (if ever needed) and the smaller inline Terrabloom PWM fans can run pretty slow without adding any baffles - pulling through both (and the 4*4 is upstream of those also) with a 120mm into the 2*4, a cheap vivosun inline between and theTerrabloom at the end of the bus. Been working good for a few years now.
TCH
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You can find pretty much all.the info here@MIRedBuds - umm, 18/6 you mean?
I don't bother beyond 18 myself but I mix em like you do too.
Don't believe the longer light period is worth the little bit more you possibly get.
@TCH
What's up with a mini fridge for drying - advantages please?
My 2'*4' & 32"*32" are generally used for initial drying, since I have heat (if ever needed) and the smaller inline Terrabloom PWM fans can run pretty slow without adding any baffles - pulling through both (and the 4*4 is upstream of those also) with a 120mm into the 2*4, a cheap vivosun inline between and theTerrabloom at the end of the bus. Been working good for a few years now.
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MIRedBuds
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Good catch ..yes 18/6 ..not enough hours in the day@MIRedBuds - umm, 18/6 you mean?
I don't bother beyond 18 myself but I mix em like you do too.
Don't believe the longer light period is worth the little bit more you possibly get.
@TCH
What's up with a mini fridge for drying - advantages please?
My 2'*4' & 32"*32" are generally used for initial drying, since I have heat (if ever needed) and the smaller inline Terrabloom PWM fans can run pretty slow without adding any baffles - pulling through both (and the 4*4 is upstream of those also) with a 120mm into the 2*4, a cheap vivosun inline between and theTerrabloom at the end of the bus. Been working good for a few years now.
sfw1960
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We BOTH know that's right!
That's another good reason I won't run em over 18 too!
Interesting but unnecessary in our case in the basement - I've used the dehumidifier collected water for about 5 years or so.
Depends on the number of tents running and the season too - but there's a pair of 50 pt units typically in service and if things get more moist then I have an old whirlpool 70 pt unit parked nearby.
I usually just run one unless I've got closer to the limit here - and the furnace drops a lot out when it's chilly outside.
Thanks for the link.
Back to our regularly scheduled orange grove!
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