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this photo is of a clone I gave a friend, who is also a med-user ... this is basically the first plant he has ever tried to grow ... thought you may want to see what you can do just by READING these forums, and filtering the informational facts from the bullshit ... he didn't grow this beauty out by cutting corners or being impatient ... I'm really proud of my friend and his first grow ... :thumbsup:
its....
its like a christmas tree of pot!!!
Very very nice :D. I'm loving how these boards are populated with people constantly growing marijuana. Just reminds me of how it will be around forever ^_^.
Amen to that my friend. Incredible plant. I take it that NL99 is a F1 strain that you bred? In a clone only form I assume. Let us know what the dried and cured yield was on that baby would ya. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by the image reaper
that must be half a pound at least!!
Thats is awesome.
thats all thatll come off a plant that size?Quote:
Originally Posted by NightProwler
C-99xNL5 is available at fine seedbankk's throughout the world. I just finished smoking 2 plants over the past month and I have 2 seeds left...I pulled 10-12 seeds from the buds...The biggest seeds I have ever seen. I have 2 clones in flower, and MUM for this cross...
so, NO, this isn't a clone only strain. It is a fast grower and high yielding plant...remember the purple bud I had...that was C-99xNL5 good job bro, 'til next time...peace lw
those clones came from my plant that I grew out from Joey Weed seeds, his "NL99" hybrids (www.hempdepot.ca) ... I've grown several now, and they're very stable, all pretty much cookie-cutter identical ... very forgiving plants, virtually impossible to hermie (I tried) ... mine did not have near the yield as his, because mine were grown under a lot (34,000 lumens) of flouro tubes, while his were done with a 400-watt sodium (I have since bought a 400-watt sodium, too) ... he started harvesting her last night, and we will weigh when dried ...
he also did something unique with this grow: he wanted the lower branches to bud even more, so he built a 'floor' that set the pots at about a 30-degree angle, and would rotate the plant every few hours, giving the entire top and sides of the plant more exposure to the light ... I think it worked out well ... :smokin:
oh, okay. That I didn't know. Thanks for the info. And yea, I'd say it worked out just fine! ;)