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Hey guys any advice for growing these purp babes ? Training, stretch, height after switch etc, how long to mature, Also advice on Zkittzo would be appreciated as I plan on growing these in the future also Thanks again @panik for the beans, read your GG missions a few days ago fucking hell man you're a bit of Hero Mad respect very inspiring
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Just been to check on my little ladies and noticed these on my Sweet Skunk plant... It's the only one I'm growing so have no others to compare with of this strain - but wasn't sure if this is a male or turning? It's the worst of my four plants, is very floppy and while the others seem to be doing ok this seems rather lifeless. AHP
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From the album Dutch passion girls
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From the album Dutch passion girls
Shes been growing for 13 weeks and still going strong.© bluntz27
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From the album Dutch passion girls
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Hermie seed originating from super Skunk which was pollinated by master kush -
From the album Dinafem girls part IV
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Sweet Cheese XL Auto® 3rd generation autoflowering strain. Tall-stemmed version of our Sweet Cheese Auto® (SWS33). Sweet Cheese XL Auto® (SWS77) was developed through a recurrent selection programme of tall-stemmed and high production specimens of Sweet Cheese Auto® along multiple generations. This genetic produces taller plants than its predecessor, with an equally higher production of flowers and resin. Preserves the intense and characteristic remarkably sweet Skunk aroma of Sweet Cheese® (SWS19), with tones of matured spicy cheese and a soft touch of lemon. This autoflowering option allows us to enjoy the excellent quality of Sweet Cheese® fruits in only 8 weeks after the germination of the seeds. Data Sheet Variety SWS77 Indica: 35,6% / Sativa: 61,3% / Ruderalis: 3,1% THC: 15-20% · CBD: 0,1% Indoor Yield: 375-600 g/m2 Outdoor Yield: 45-190 g/plant Indoor/Outdoor Harvest: 8 weeks from germination Height: 75-140 cm
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From the album Dinafem girls part IV
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Hi all. I have 5 x swiss skunk seeds here in my small collection, research online says its a brilliant plant. I have never grown this but I read on one site that it can get very smelly so best advised to get a fresh filter beforehand. Has anybody ever grown this and did it stink your place out at all? and what was the quality like, the skunk varieties are my favourite and I guess swiss skunk (NL x Cheese) seemed to take my fancy at the time, however just slightly put off by the smell thing I read. Thanks guys, and girls.
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Skunk #1 & Applejack
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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EARLY SKUNK FEMINISED One of the most reliable strains you could ever wish to cultivate, Early Skunk produces incredibly vibrant plants, incredibly quickly. Each plant will contain heavy harvests of bud and can be grown in almost any climate. It couldn’t be easier! Combining the bulk of its Skunk genetics with the fast flowering properties of its Early Pearl genetics, early Skunk is vigorous and uniform and carries no risk of produces a male plant. The finished product imparts a smooth, clear effect reminiscent of its Skunk parent. GENETICS: Early Pearl x Original Skunk #1 VARIETY: Mostly Sativa FLOWERING TYPE: Photoperiod SEX: Feminised YIELD: 450-550gr/m2 PLANT HEIGHT: up to 200 cm GROWS: Greenhouse, Indoors, Outdoors FLOWERING TIME: September http://www.seedsman.com/en/early-sku...sed-seeds-5851 Feel free to share your photos of this strain in this same thread.
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
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ORIGINAL SKUNK #1 FEMINISED Skunk #1 was the first true stabilized hybrid to enter the Dutch Cannabis greenhouses. Sacred Seeds created it in the late 1970s from Afghani Indica, "Acapulco Gold" Mexican Sativa and Columbian Gold Sativa. For the first time this strain provided growers with the good taste and high of a sativa coupled with the quick heavy flowering of an indica. Having been successfully stabilized, Skunk No. 1 has been widely used as a breeding parent for most of today’s leading "skunk" and many other strains. It is very easy to grow and has always been seen as a standard against which others can be measured. It produces dense buds varying in colour from light green to golden with a very high yield. It is easy to manicure due to its high bud-to-leaf ratio. It has a sweet smell and taste with a cerebral high. 6L Vs 2L & 200w LED GENETICS: Acapulco Gold/Mexican Sativa/ Columbian Gold Sativa VARIETY: Mostly Sativa FLOWERING TYPE: Photoperiod SEX: Feminised THC CONTENT: High GROWS: Greenhouse, Indoors FLOWERING TIME: 9 Weeks HARVEST MONTH: Late October http://www.seedsman.com/en/original-skunk-1-seeds Feel free to share your photos of this strain in this same thread.
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From the album Multi Strains Seedsman
