Thufferin' Thuccotash! (Thweet Theeds)

@Silverback_Guerilla,Yeah, the frost if phenomenal, make some good pics, might be usefull later.

@Inganjawetrust, Ya man..I definitely can't afford to illuminate any bare floor! Right...such a weirdo plant, but she's frosty as fuck, so..no complaints from me!

@Silverback_Guerilla, Wow seriously worrisome lol

@rhodes68, OMG..I can't even imagine how big the Gorilla Girl XL's get! ...these "normal" ones have stretched from 6 inches to about 54 inches now...crazy...that's about 900%

@rhodes68, They were a little slow to take off, but have awesome structure and fatass indica leaves that constantly pray to the "sun." I'm really enjoying the Gorilla Cookies from my last run, so I think I'm gonna like it....

@Taito, Sí ... ¡creo que la próxima vez necesitaré monos diminutos que me controlen las plagas! 🐒🐒🐒🐒

@Ferenc, It's funny...flowering DOES make me happy!

@MrJones, Nah, they train themselves to do that...as long as they are all pretty much the same size initially, and as long as I keep the lights far enough away from them, they compete for who will get the best light, and they end up stretching their lowers too. I supercrop anybody who's too tall, and that causes their lowers to quickly grow to compete for apical dominance. I do use bamboo stakes and tie wire sometimes, but they are propping one another up for the most part. At the end of a grow, when the buds are really heavy, it's always funny to see how they react to not having their sisters helping them stay upright when I pull them out of the closet...

@Sweet_Seeds, Oh, hell yeah! Still got several jars of Dark Devil, barely touched either of the Zenzations, and looks like both Gorilla Girls will weigh in at about a half-pound each (225ish grams). One of the Black Jacks is also almost as heavy....and the "little one" is gonna bring in about 180g!! Whoohoo!!

@CachimboDaPaz, Thank you! And, good luck with your King Tut family!

@Stellarock69, No worries..I flush the hell out of them with a chelating agent and hot tap water before I harvest...at least 8 gallons each, and sometimes twice that. In the summer, I usually put whatever pots aren't in use into a kiddie pool full of sun-heated water and let them sit for a couple of days. In winter, I usually just use new pots..like these...12 of 16 were brand new a month ago. Also, a lot of that white coloration is actually from the dolomite and azomite I amended the soil with.