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[Misfit]

Had some odd spots show up on one of the trays. There was no transfer onto a cotton swab.
Is this normal?

[Misfit]

Got this beautiful sight this morning. Pulled 2 fatties to spore print. Too bad I have to be at work for the next 12 hrs. Most of these feel like they are gonna break early this morning.

[Moonless]

Beautiful! The amount of fruits is really quite amazing. When you get back from work it will be a sight to behold!

[Misfit]

Luckily my fiancé is working a split shift. She said she filled a whole dehydrator tray before she left.

[Moonless]

She's the best!

Edited by Moonless, 08 July 2019 - 05:46 PM.

[bezevo]

YUMMMMMMMMMMM

[Misfit]

Getting a bit better I’d say.

[jkdeth]

Nice. Those a great size.

[Misfit]

Nice. Those a great size.

These genetics are Superman compared to the other 3 families I have going

[Misfit]

14 days after being introduced to fruiting conditions my GT have a total of maybe 5 minuscule pins showing. I don’t know if I fucked something up along the way, but my other family has already made through 1 full flush. I had given up hope on them

[SeArChEr4]

My first delve into this process was/is with GT,most of my issues arose from ignorance and general noobie-ness...with that said, the speed (or lack there of) shown during colonization & fruiting has been/is tortoise-like. From my minimal experience and what I’ve read points towards this being a “slow mover” I suppose; although what the threshold of “slow” is a mystery to me. Great post and yields so far *jealousy*


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[Misfit]

They colonized pretty fast. These trays went 3 weeks after birthing. I proceeded to dunk them cause I was worried they had dried out. They were then placed back in and waited 2 more weeks. I originally was gonna just start these. Luckily I went with the Cambodians also. I would have lost my mind having to wait this long. Hell I ran another set of cakes after the first batch and they have fruited already.

[Misfit]

Haven’t felt the need to post lately. Got a lot of experiments going though. I did want to post this bullshit so hopefully someone can get a laugh. 4+ weeks after birth this is my GT genetics killing it.

[Moonless]

Strange! 4 weeks is a long time to wait for pins IMO but it sure seems like a possibility! Glad it isn't you sole tray. The picture you posted on July 10th was that Equador strain? And was the picture from July 7th Hawaii? Haveing done multiple strains do you notice any variation in phenotypes between the strain or is there more diversity inside each strain than between two strains? 

[Misfit]

Cambodian then Acadian coast. I am calling this GT bad genetics. I did everything the same as the other families that all produced fruit. I considered just dumping the trays. Same thing with the Hawaiians. 3/6 contamed and no movement on them. This is all a learning experience at this point. I will most likely try these guys again in the future. With different genetics from a trusted source/member.

[Moonless]

They both look very large!  Nice work so far and good luck in the future! I've been working with the Hawaiians and so far so good. Out of two jars, one got contaminated after birth and made outdoor fruits while the other has been consistently producing flushes of large fruits. Once established Hawaii are very hardy and from my experience will continue to live for many weeks. I am on my 7th or 8th week  with the Hawaii.