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LIBERTY HAZE

MR.Cheese

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Ahoy guys ! Ordered some Liberty Haze seeds a few months ago , now it's time to grow !

LIBERTY HAZE

genetics: G13 x Chem Dawg 91

type: Indica/Sativa

flower time: 60-65 days (8-9weeks)

thc: 25%

cbd: 1.8%

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Will be growing them in a hydrophonics system using Powder Feeding from GHSC

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Few days in a 5litre bubbler on a ec of 0.6 and a ph of 6.0 chilling under a couple of CFL on 18hr

Plant A

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Plant B

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Dust

good man a promising strain in a nice setup i hope everything will go well till the end ;)

Have a good grow keep us updated

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atrox

cool man looking good. nice system. i pull a chair for this, stems are already looking monster for this sized plants...

nice

peace

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laocoo

Great buddy... Barney's is a great breeder. I'm growing Dr grinsoon, big hopes about them! Beautiful job keep us updated :D

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MR.Cheese

cool man looking good. nice system. i pull a chair for this, stems are already looking monster for this sized plants...

nice

peace

Thanks for the support bud :) cannot wait to put these babies into the flower room , they going under 2x400w hps light :)

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MR.Cheese

Lookin good man big fan of Barneys

Looking forward to seeing how cup winner develops , have only grown with GHSC genetics before :)

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MR.Cheese

Great buddy... Barney's is a great breeder. I'm growing Dr grinsoon, big hopes about them! Beautiful job keep us updated :D

Thanks for popping in bro! I really want to see your Dr.grinsoon! suck a wicked plant .. need to see more of that strain ! do u have a link to ur grow ?

peace

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laocoo

Thanks for popping in bro! I really want to see your Dr.grinsoon! suck a wicked plant .. need to see more of that strain ! do u have a link to ur grow ?

peace

Hi mate

only pictures, without report. But with date for giving a idea about growth. but I'm ready to answer any questions... but they're still young... like 23 days

http://www.strainhunters.com/forums/gallery/album/748-dr-grinspoon/

http://www.strainhunters.com/forums/gallery/image/14294-dr-grinspoon-day-20/

bless

happy grow

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MR.Cheese

nice leaves man :)

Lol thanks bro ! plant A is rocking dude , such perfect leaves .. find B a little funky , but the roots are going mad :)Should be putting them into flower today or tomorrow ;) and then im off to watch Red hot chilli peppers live ;) going to be a nice surprise when I come back !

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peace dude

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MR.Cheese

nice babies they are growing strong ;)

Dude i cant keep up with the growth lol ! really growing way too fast ;) atleast it has started producing hairs ;)but i cant even take a proper pic in the room because its filling up soo much!

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laocoo

Dude i cant keep up with the growth lol ! really growing way too fast ;) atleast it has started producing hairs ;)but i cant even take a proper pic in the room because its filling up soo much!

hahahaha. Not bad... think if they'r growing poorly... will be a lot worst!!.

ok enough jokes... they'r healthy, and we all hope that thise grow ratio keep going in blooming as well. ;)

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MR.Cheese

I've noticed with the one plant that after a water change some of the big fan leave turn upside down... what could this mean ? just stress ?

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laocoo

wow mate... very nice....maybe from now we should call you the "mr haze" instead mr cheese. eheheh.keep rocking!!bless

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