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AMS and SUPER LEMON HAZE

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Ok AMS and SUPER LH update sorry for taking so long.

I harvested the AMS at 9/10 weeks, far to early for my grow room they looked ok but by the time they were flushed and ready for trimming up I realised that I should have left them a little longer just to fatten up. The same with the Super LH, I harvested at 10/11 weeks and really they should have had a bit longer. Still you live and learn.

The problem I think was the temp in my grow room drops a lot when the lights are of this time of year, so growth slows down but the colours of the plants are fantastic.

My Super LH was a little different as it would seem that I had two types.

They both stretched the same, which was a lot but one had really nice tight firm buds. The other one the buds were the same shape smelt the same but were leggy and not very dense. I found that I had to be a little careful with the amount of nutrients I gave the SLH but all in all they handled it well, loads of trycones.

I am very happy with both the AMS and SUPER LH (of which I am just about to start 6 clones of the SLH). I have had a smoke of the SLH and it is out of this world. Haven’t tried the AMS yet as I thought I might use it to make so hash (this is a first for me).

I will keep you all posted on the new SLH grow Happy smoking Love to you all. xx

Sorry first 6 are AMS the rest SLH.

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Dust

wow congratz reane the colors are beautiful love when they take some colors in the end you flushes them right and the cold helped for sure :)

But on some pictures the trichomes production looks amazing must have been a sticky harvest :D

Thanks for the news lady was a good show ;) Hope the smoke will be good and the hash too :)

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Bam-Bhole

Very nice plants and the photos are superb ! Both strains look great and the SLH look different from those i have seen around.. Respect - well done !

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reane

wow congratz reane the colors are beautiful love when they take some colors in the end you flushes them right and the cold helped for sure :)

But on some pictures the trichomes production looks amazing must have been a sticky harvest :D

Thanks for the news lady was a good show ;) Hope the smoke will be good and the hash too :)

It was SUPER STICKY,

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reane

Very nice plants and the photos are superb ! Both strains look great and the SLH look different from those i have seen around.. Respect - well done !

Thanks.

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