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This strain had been grown before as a Photo-Period and it was an amazing Cultivar. These 2 RTB plants (+1 zamaldelica) have produced the biggest results I’ve ever had from AutoFlowers. Neither of them was Fiddled with: hst/lst and were simply allowed to grow. BUDBUSTERPRO was applied 6 times in the first 7 weeks and appears to have had a solid affect on the outcome of each plant. Large firm uniform Buds on both plants. ProMix Root Innoculant was applied to plant #1 and it easily became the bigger and more expansive plant. Being from the same genetics we have what appears to be 2 phenotypes… #1 is a lighter-colour slightly and #2 is seeing the buds Stack-up into and onto the ones around it. These are impressive plants, stink factor is Big. The Pistils turned Browny Orange very quickly and the Trichomes are 90% cloudy, its time; day 74. I had thought they would run longer, but there are Amber bulbs and I’m not letting that # grow. Amber was usually present where there were Clear trichomes. Otherwise plants are looking ready. I will add one more plants Chopped weight to the gross yield, in the morning. My guess is that the smaller plant is very close in weight, to the Larger #1

CalI Orange Haze was the last outdoor plant harvested. She became brittle week 1 and has been re-energized. Lighter than expected but looking forward to the Burn 🔥

In-Ground US22 was Harvested the on Oct 12th, this plant was trimmed last night, Oct 17th and is hanging in a bag for 24 hours before being weighed.

This plant looks intimidating lol and smells fantastic, it was time on the 10th. A warmer than expected garage had me harvesting this plant on day 5 of the hang. And an extended journey in the Cold is planned as I attempt the freezer cure in vac-bags.

High winds led to some McGyver-Bamboo rigs, but this Un-topped version, really just shrugged it off

On the edge of a Farmer’s field, the region is a Corridor for Wind Turbines and featured brutal winds all Summer.

This plant is one of Four that survived a Soggy edge on the field… she was slow, and small, but she made the walk… Hanging now, we’ll check on her in a Week

Super magnificent growth from this plant. Simple training led to huge results

This plant agreed with everything that we asked of Her

This wonderful cross has had a really tough Summer. When the field was full of corn, we excelled here. This year its beans, and the field is a Bog. Could be the wet weather, could be the moisture uptake of the crop… she is done! Regardless. Only a tiny tug and up she came. No root system But her Buds are full of candy crystals… tba. Hanging in the garage for a week. To be Cobbed at that point and put away for a Month or two.

She’s a Tough plant thats for sure, getting snapped. A little test with Grove bags is taking place. Day 5 saw it moved into a Bag after kind of stabilizing the RH.

This Honduras x Panama sat in a drawer for 3 years and has totally answered the bell this Summer, and Fall. 42.9 degrees latitude at the bottom of a lake, I’m amazed that we made it beyond 13 weeks, till nov 11th. Cleanly landing on 8lbs of Wet Weight, the main Cola, another 24” section, and the large branches were chopped off. The Blue “plastic” (dexter) Tent had been dismantled so the 4’ tent has been Re-fitted with a/c and humidity control…the Congo #3 and Honduras x Panama are sharing the space. 62F @ 65-70% rh

Huge Winds over-nite tore one of the branches from the main Hub, and with Feezing rain forecast for next 2 days, I pulled the pin on the Cali Crasher. This Plant has had restricted exposure to the sun from the very beginning, and today its been eating Bloom nutes for 76 days… this last little stay on the edge of the corn-field, helped prevent her from being stolen, but also gave her a real blast of extra exposure to the Sun… This strain will be going In The Ground next Summer. Thanks again Doctor’s Choice for letting me get involved. It was a spectacular plant to grow and I’d love to do it again.100%

She was the sleeper of the whole season, other than her size. CloudWalker, and her 30.4 pound wet yield proved to be one of the more spectacular sets of genetics as she shocked us with her last 2 weeks of Colourful Expression. Todays yield was from a massive structure entwined in trellis mesh and a bamboo internal structure. Beyond the main Cola being chopped in one piece and a few major chunks, we harvested Branches more than a Plant… They’ll be bound and hung as a bunch… holy shit what a day. There are no lengths of heavy BrNches with this yield… and a huge amount of massive buds lol. Still aiming to extend the Hang. ie: 14 days at 62F and 60% RH

This Purple Dawn endured a hell of a Summer, living right down the middle of a Wind Tunnel. Chatham Kent County is one giant Funnel of wind and all season it was blowing right up this plants Ass. Definitely a remote grow with Digital instructions and Nute Jugs being marshalled to and fro… its amazing to see the Harvest and certainly one plant from NukeHeads that I’m so curious about. Cody, I have to say Thanks again for sourcing such specific genetics. This smells just like a Volatile Plant that I’d love to buy from You… She’s hanging now, we’ll talk soon about its Flammability

A truly beautiful plant and its been a few years, waiting to see this Gem actually be grown.