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Still need to locate pictures of when these were started. Acquired Paradise Seeds gear from both OASeeds and The Attitude and both appear authentic. I’ve had great germination rates on all their products the few times purchased.
Easy to grow even when it was neglected while family was visiting. I think the harvest could have been bigger if I had more time to take care of it better. It is definitely a quality smoke which I would rather have than weight since just growing for myself. Please do not take the numbers posted as what to expect as if this plant were grown using SCROG method I bet the output would be amazing. I had this in a 4x4 tent with a few others and it could have easily filled the whole tent I bet with all the branching on it had the others not been in the way. I did redo this review as it was 9 stars previously and in the past 2 months have been traveling where I had to rely on strains from different dispensaries as I'm not one to fly with it. After those trips, I came back to this and after two puffs was feeling better than anything I had while on the road. I guess sometimes you do not realize what you have until it is no longer around. This is definitely one strain that is a keeper out of all the different ones I have grown and will be in my garden as long as I am doing one. Thank you Paradise Seeds and all the others that have helped to make the industry what it is today!
This strain was awesome and hopefully one day I will have a good place to grow it in a SCROG setup. I have purchased Paradise Seeds gear two times now through resellers and both times there were no complaints on the product and would recommend trying them.
The plants were neglected during the holidays as a lot of time was spent with family rather than tending to them. They started as clones around beginning of December and were root bound in 1 gallon pots with and high runoff ph around 8-8.5 by Jan 8 when I finally had more time as holidays were over and not as busy. Repotted into 6 gallon container on Jan 8th and have watered twice with Fox Farm Boomerang with a pH around 5. The runoff is around 6.8 now and plant has bounced back. When pH runoff was high stems were very purple and lots of burned leaves. Plant is greening up with new stem and leaf growth a healthy green.
pH runoff around 5.8 and need to start bringing pH nutrient solution up from 5. These plants were struggling as they got root bound over holidays and pH runoff was over 8. Not sure if they ate all the acidic nutes up or what being so root bound but they are looking better and runoff pH is about good now. Going to raise pH to low 6 on nutrient solution men you watering and monitor runoff.
Nutrient solution was raised up to ph 6.3 and ph runoff was 6.5. The next couple waterings will not feed plants as they have greened up nicely from 4 weeks ago and have been fed consistently last couple weeks.
Watered with nutrient solution that was not adjusted and had ph of around 7 with a soil runoff around 6.6. The next couple waterings will adjust solution to 6.0 and aim at keeping runoff around 6.5.
Things are looking healthy and hitting them with some sulfate solution appears to helped with the runoff pH that kept climbing. Nutrient solution was 5.6 and runoff was 6.2 where last week it was hovering around 7.
Plants are still growing good and do not seem to be having any nutrient issues. They will probably get one more watering with BCuzz bloom and then it should be close to time for straight water the last 1-2 weeks.
Time to start giving the plants straight water for last couple weeks. They received a water with ph 6.0 and runoff was 6.8. The plants are nice and sticky with a sweet piney smell.
The only plant looks super frosty and is super sticky. Chopping down after 59 days in flowering and will hang while plant for drying. I grew several others at the same time and this one is by far towards the top with only a Purple Urkle plant being as frosty.
@Chucky324,
Thank you for the nice words. I hope it gives a good view of the plants and how well they are doing. They do look better in person but that is true for everything it seems.
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