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BigBudGuy

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7mo ago

Blue Zushi

Original Sensible Seeds

Trop Cherry

Original Sensible Seeds

Soil

Custom

Outdoor

Room Type

LST

weeks 5-11

Defoliation

weeks 6-7, 11

19 L

Pot Size

BigBudGuy And they are off... You could consider these strains to be the peak of modern hybrids. Can these breeds be taken any further? How will they do in the same garden? Big Thank You to OSS for getting my order to me in a week and making it possible to have them crack by July 1. The beans look great and seem to be performing in a similar fashion.

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Used method

Other

Germination Method

5.72 cm

29 °C

6.8

No Smell

18 °C

19 L

BigBudGuy Both of these got long and top heavy. A rainstorm laid them down so I went ahead and bumped them up to 5's were I plan for them to remain with the short season. Unfortunately a pest took a fancy for the Trop Cherry (can't blame it so do I) and inflicted some serious damage last night. The beetles are brutal and they have a bunch of freinds,

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16.51 cm

29 °C

6.8

No Smell

18 °C

19 L

BigBudGuy The Trop Cherry survived the pest damage impressively. I am very happy with the quality of these beans.

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30.48 cm

32 °C

6.8

No Smell

21 °C

19 L

BigBudGuy The Trop Cherry is forming a slightly more compact plant but both these strains appear quite similar in structure as well as being quality genetics.

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46.99 cm

29 °C

6.8

No Smell

18 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

BigBudGuy Again not a lot to differentiate these plants other than physical size. Node structure remains the same. If I didn't know better I would think it was a male plant of the same strain. They are pest magnets but holding up great.

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63.5 cm

29 °C

6.9

No Smell

21 °C

19 L

Nutrients 2

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

Alaska Fish Fertalizer 2.642 mll

BigBudGuy So far the genetics have been solid with these plants. No sign of flower as of today. Both of them are sporting 7 inch fan leaves. The shorter plant is the Trop Cherry.

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LST

Technique

76.2 cm

27 °C

6.9

Weak

18 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

BigBudGuy These continue to impress. Again, other than size the node structure is identical. No indication of flower.

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LST

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Defoliation

Technique

87.63 cm

27 °C

6.9

Weak

16 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

BigBudGuy These plants are clearly related based on structure. We are certainly looking at a late flower here. I am beginning to wonder if they will have time to finish.

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Defoliation

Technique

LST

Technique

90.17 cm

27 °C

6.9

Weak

16 °C

19 L

Nutrients 2

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

Alaska MORBLOOM 0.264 mll

BigBudGuy Heavy pre-flower now. Hit them them with the bug juice. I have been using it first week of flower to my satisfaction. Genetics here remain on point.

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LST

Technique

93.98 cm

27 °C

6.9

Weak

13 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

BigBudGuy Finally Showing Flowers. Not much to report. Smell is insignificant but unique to each plant. 27" on the Trop Cherry and 37" on the Blue Zushi. Node structure remains nearly identical.

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LST

Technique

96.52 cm

21 °C

6.9

Weak

7 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

CALiMAGic 0.264 mll

BigBudGuy Everything appears to be functioning normally. No strong smell but I recognized the Trop Cherry. The main stem on the Zushi is a most impressive telephone-pole like structure. Note the massive crown it is supporting.

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LST

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