Love blue dream, bred some good crosses with it & my strains.

You got seeds on deck?

boy that sure is mature your gonna be lucky not to have seeds

What i don't see many of you guys in Canada and east coast with the mildew is using milk byproduct Whey kzbin.info/www/bejne/aILGlZmFocegppI

Loved growing green crack and what a potent strain very good stuff hearty plant

I only bend branches AFTER i water at least a day later, the branches are softer . I have to do it with some of my colas when I grow inside they get over 6 feet with a 2 foot 7-10 gallon pots its is scary to do LOL I snapped off a top today accidentally now its a tester for tonight LOL

Is this a GMO maybe?

That is a gorgeous Sativa plant I grew Malawi once didn't look anything like that but it should have. I have some asian sativa hydribs now from Pagoda seeds landraces X indicas but he has a very nice collection he works with and has a lot of years in breeding Mikes a good guy at Pagoda and helpful

Great informative videos, I wish our politicians here in Australia would wake up and become educated. Still illegal here.😭

How did you make out with the huge rain we just had? I'm super glad I was able to move mine into my garage until tomorrow. So far I've been able to keep the fungi at bay.

How do i go about buying seeds like this?

I wouldn't do that too far into flowering. Many cultivars will throw out nanners from that kind of aggressive, late-stage stress...

He didn't top the plant but he top stress trained them good lower branches great growth shoots

You top stress and low stress train the plants gives better light and air distribution

Is he a receptor

all 3 of my pineapple muffin (humb) are fairly septoria free...although, one of my big girls has this "silver leaf disease" thingy going on in 1/2 the bush. My Tropicanna Poison Fast (purple pheno) has even higher septoria resistance than the pm, but, she was vulnerable to aphids which ladybugs and cold mornings cleared up, my Candy Store girls are somewhat vulnerable, but the way she grows, with a little larfing, she my dance queens this season.... made of honor, great growth properties, but kinda moderate septoria vulnerable too but a step worse than candy store (and CS will be in a week before MOH, so CS is a better bet generally)....Gorilla Cookies fast, divergent phenos across the 3 girls and all not very septoria resistant..... You;d manage Candy Store good in your set up, pineapple muffiin would be a pleasure to grow, Tropicanna POosion would fruit terp your head out on the purple pheno and I fear her aphid appeal would not be best for your set up. I have another Tropicanna Poison Fast that is totally different than the purple pheno. SMaller, less terpy flowers, but higher thc. Both are in now, so that is great for any New England grow. The less purple, higher thc TP was not as vigorous nor septoria resistant as the purple pheno. Curious how the Superwreck plays out for you for septoria resistance. Also, the SFNG? Both are on my launch pad for next summer. This winter, I will mother out the seeds I just bought. I saw SFNG doing better than other plants in a big grow this summer, re septoria resistance. The new Superwreck reads good....but looks like a nightmare to hand trim.

The green crack I grew 7 years ago was at least 6 feet tall and 7 feet wide in N California

wrong weather and they will never get 2-3 weeks.... that gc is one rain away from that septoria getting into the base of those flower leaves and basically telling the flower, hey brown out now.... with the weather coming, you are 7-10 days out, or go ahead, sour her out if you want.

I'm not sure I like it but I think it's worth a try.

Beautiful looking lady, Tom! I can tell you're passionate about cultivation. I've got a similar looking lemon cherry gelato x sfv OG cross tester from Ethos in the outdoor garden this year. The calyxes came on dark purple from the get go!. Fruity and burnt rubber terpenes. I've dubbed it 'San Fernando Candy'!

Haven't had any real blue dream in years ....

Where is this at

hand trimming that might be a nightmare

Thanks for the video and your experiences. 👍

Cool I just wouldn't do it

And this my friend us the worst growing advice anyone can get. Perfect example of the cannabis industry tomato Tek fraud

So not true 😂😂😂😂😂😂

It’s amazing “what the good Lord created”

Its stressful the first time, but it looks great!

meh

I do it way before flowering

Four or five hundred? Not sure which is more stressed. The plant or the planter?

Wow

Bless you

My neighbor jumped the fence and top stressed my plant (and two limbs) a few weeks into flowering. It's starting to look better now.

there is no way you want keep that in the field for 4 more weeks...... she's done in 2 unless your goal is to totally destroy your terpines.

Awesome JOB! I had NO idea you could morph a plants set like that! That's cool sir! Thanks for the info!!!😊

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Beautiful work 🤙🏼 I'm from the Gilroy area and finding true blue dream is a blessing. I hope you continue to keep it going.

Not sure autos would like it but I want to try on photos at least 👍

On the subjects of LST and flowering... I currently grow outdoor, and have used multiple forms of LST (low stress training) on my plant's. Stressing the roots for several years now with quite measurable success. Air prune is one method. Those fabric pots are legit in my experience vs. plastic or clay. I currently grow in ground so have now experimented with raking the root surface during the flower phase for the same effect you've mentioned. The plant knows it's root zone is being disturbed, & the basic reaction is to produce the finest looking fruits and most expressive scents in order to attract more and more pollinators, all for ensuring it's own offspring. I previously worked at an organic farm in Nevada, & the tomatoes were planted on the top of (the crests vs the trough) their long rows of dirt. Access to the root zone was the primary purpose. While more direct fertilization of the rhizosphere was one of the benefits, mechanically pruning the roots was a new methodology for me to learn. The root zone on each side of every plant was literally shoveled into when the 1st flowers began to show. This was then repeated and the soil now turned over (tap root avoided) once the 1st small green tomatoes that showed, turned red! I couldn't believe it could be helpful at the time, sure did come to terms once the harvest came! I later worked for an online garden/farm supply store and learned in new ways why root pruning in hydroponics is so important. We grew cucumbers in a DWC setup to promote the retail front of the house. I literally had to start pruning the root structure more than once a week to prevent the 3" PVC tubing from CLOGGING with ROOTS!!! Something to try for future defoliation: Think of it like bottoms up in veg and then top down in flower. You want to finish that lollipop (trim 1/5 - maybe even 2/3 of the bottoms of the entire plant) 95 -ideally100% BEFORE flower to prevent LARF. (Only try this if you want consistent nugs for that top shelf bag appeal. Rather useless/wasteful if you WANT to produce for extraction) Once you "flip to flower," consider the total remaining foliar volume of each plant. Trim those fan leaves (and easy access sugar leaves, too) top to bottom, and no more than 10% defoliation per week to prevent too much stress. If you purposefully max out that 10% every week, you'll have ANOTHER lovely form of LST to apply and the harvest time will be cut in half, if not better. Straight to bucking the stems for those who know. However, with growing outdoor, I now leave about 8-12'' of "cushion," or dense foliar growth at the bottom of the plants. This zone is still lightly defoliated to prevent other common problems, yet it remains the final sunlight barrier above the root zone. No direct sunlight gets to the ground under the bulk of the plant, but those top branches are trimmed really tight so the direct light gets ALL THE WAY down to that bottom zone. Frosted, thick, LONG branches that need lost of physical support on top, bushy and solid underneath. WARNING:This type of treatment will likely create HUNGRY plants!!! Final food for thought... Cross training, anyone? Plants and animals are similar in more ways than most commonly give credit. We share much in the way of genetic makeup, and most importantly, we all react favorably when the proper stressors are introduced and especially when stress becomes accepted as a benefit. We all tend to grow well enough under comfortable environmental and nutritional conditions. However, when we go to advanced schools, or endure truly challenging exercise, when we push ourselves through all kinds of other stressors in life, all to become more capable for the security of our futures. We THRIVE and become more than we ever were. Some growers live by "I'm not trimming a single branch ever" and let their plants live relatively easy lives. Some of them grow real nice quality, too! However, I am, and aim to breed warriors. I want the very best of the best. Top 5%. Encouraged to do more (not always with less, my ladies get fed well) so they become more, vibrate on higher levels. Hell, I invite them to evolve if needs be! Have fun, y'all!

Awesome stuff! Called "Super Cropping"...just subbed and found your channel! Thank you sir!

once the flowering season start then you do that it will enough time to recover

Super cropping 👍

I guess I'm going to try this from fast buds of course auto

I suspect things are little more localized than in your connected fantasy.... nature does not move nutrients around the field with fungal networks.,,, someone has to be able to show some real science covering this idea..... search for something good for me, fruitless, eh..... some of what he says is like stoner, bro science

how the septoria resistance on this sfng girls? ANyway maybe you could tell us a fe of the more septoria resistant strains you grew this summer? I know, you did a lot of work for that info....but just a few, ole bud? I'll tell you a few of my secret observations too!

I grew greencrack three years ago in ny state. started 10 seeds from Homegrown cannabis . I kept one plant handed out the rest to friends. Did great in my unheated greenhouse with the sides rolled up. Everyone else also had success outside with very good size bushes . Nice buds good buzz!

what did you do to get rid of or manage the septoria? Did you larf her? Looks like some. Better pray for good weather or that septoria will start getting in those flower leaves, then the end comes quick or let it go and get wanky flower.... I think you are maybe a bit further than 4 weeks, so if the weather goes bad and you only get 3 more weeks before the septoria raids the flower leaves, at least you will have something.... they could be juicy....good job so far.

will she ever finish just starting preflower now? LAte season for many plants and growers, so it seems. I have 3 Made of Honors just started last week. Will they hang on til 10/20 with no leaf disease issues ending things abruptly?