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ThcLover
ThcLoverstarted grow question 3 months ago
Hellp Guys , I need an advise , what would be your recommend to grow if you expect high thc , I plan to grow indoor so I need your expert. Thank you!
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MindFlowers68
MindFlowers68answered grow question 3 months ago
Trainwreck always hits hard. Gorilla glue is a good idea. Chem91 crosses. I would no grow for THC per say. I would grow what you like. Unless you plan on making water hash and pressing rosin. I think genetics is only half of it. You have to grow her to be frosty too. but its kind of hard to mess up something like gorilla glue
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 months ago
High THC strains is only part of the jigsaw............great quality lighting and skillful growing are the two main ingredients. Without either of those two, even the most potent seeds in the world will turn out average. Barneys Farm have a dedicated section for high THC strains, as do other breeders and most seed shops do too. It also depends on what sort of effect you enjoy, brain bending Sativa highs or couch locking Indica body stone. Most modern strains are all potent enough if grown properly.
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 3 months ago
trial and error. the infor given on breeder sites are usually bloated misinformation. Anesia claims one of their strains is 37%? lol.. utter bullshit. they probably over dried some material and tossed some extra trichomes into the sample, bwahaha... or it was some 1/million plant they found and tested but is not representative of the average plant you'll get -- these are not ploys solely used by anesia but nearly all sources of seeds to varying degrees of shadiness. These peple want money, so they'll tell you what you want to hear on potency, yield, and how long it takes to flower etc... it's very unregulated / informal... word of mouth is the best source and that's shit 50% of the time, lol. Every grower thinks "their" plants are amazing, lol. strain names will be hit or miss between various breeders. they may have some shared lineage but not all "specific name" will actually be that strain as opposed to some clone that was bought then bred with an in-house plant etc. Still, correlates, but won't be super accurate or precise. try a wide variety of options until you find what you like. it's the only way to go. bulk sellers will be hit or miss. might need 10 seeds to find 1-2 great plants. Other breeders may give a higher percentage, but that can change by the year. good luck. it's a bunch of marketing nonsense and a few good products out there. LOL
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 3 months ago
I find anything crossed with Gorilla glue tend to produce a decent thc, also usually easy plants to grow.
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Freddythor
Freddythoranswered grow question 3 months ago
You can navigate the breaders and seedbanks websites filtering by high thc strains. After that you'll have a few choices to make like effect, plant size, growing time etc. This is a very subjective answer. GOOD HUNTING!
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