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GHSC Exodus Cheese grow

MR.Cheese

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Hey guys a friend of mine gave me two clones of Exodus cheese,this is my first grow with this strain.

I'll be vegging them in a small home made grow bow with a couple cfl light on a 20 hour light cycle

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I waited for two weeks until they rooted , then planted them into a 5 litre bucket .. i use clay pebbles for the medium and my nutrients that i use is powder based .. so its all in one > similar to Powder Feeding , but im guessing it's not as good but it definantly does the trick ;)

here's a pic of the nurtients

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Here they are planted in thier own 5l bubblers , EC:1.0 PH5.8

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Dust

If it's your first time, then i envy the first time when you will smell and smoke her, Exodus is definitly one of my favorite smoke from GH along with few strains, but definitly an amazing one! :)

I hope you'll like it and bring them till the end without troubles :D

Have a good grow and keep us updated ;)

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MR.Cheese

Awe Dust , haha yeah dude keen keen on her, actually know abit about her .. been checking out my friends grow with it , he harvested this strain more than 5 times .. smoking some of her at the moment ;) too goood chilling cheezy :)

I wanna see if i can grow it a lil better than his too ;)haha

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Dust

haha well i hope you will succed in your try of making it better ^^ a little competition can never hurt as long as it's pacific :P

Good luck to you then man, and enjoy a puff for me wish i could have some left ^^

Cheers

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MR.Cheese

Here they are day 1 of 12hour light cycle planted into 45L tubs with top feed and bubbler

one on the left id 25cm and on the right 30cm

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Dust

wow man 4 days since last pic and they got so big?

Very vigorous if so, and looking very nice and healthy :D

Thanks for the news and keep the pics coming ;)

Have a good grow

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MR.Cheese

haha i wish dude , it actually on week2 at the moment , just been a lil delayed uploading them .. but the pic above is day one dont realy have pics of the veg.. just weekly updates of her in flower ;)

thanks mate and sorry for any confusion lol :)

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Organicz

HAHAHA I was like 'holy shit i need to get me exodus cheese since it grows that fast!!' :D

The plants are looking amazing though bro, really healthy:) Iv always seen those nutes you using in the shops but didn't realize you can you it for Hydro :) so cool :D How big is your box / room ?

Keep us updated :)

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Dust

haha cool man seemed crazy to see such a growth ^^

Keep the nice pics coming man, love tht plant ;)

Have a good grow

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MR.Cheese

@ Organicz . thanks bro ! yeah check at the back of the packaging there is hydro instuctions ;) nice n easy !

yeah the room is a bit of awkward size .. its bassically 1.3m x 0.9m with 2x 400w HPS . and at the moment i have a el nino in there too which is taking up alot of space , was hoping to put each chesse under their own lights ;)

shot for staying tuned bro !

@ Dust , thanks for the comments bud ! thay super healthy n happy! you guys are gonna be a lil bleak with me .. coz i cant find my week1 pics :( just gonna have to go straight to week2 ..

but maaaan they are going wild with growth at the moment :)

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MR.Cheese

Week3

just been away for a long weekend , had a friend look after my girls ... the buds are starting to form and the crystals are building up

they smell soooo good!

here are some pics

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