More Dutch Passion Greatness, Blue Zushi and “SLIC” !!!!2025!!!!

[KingRatt]

I dont know how it ended up here lol!!!

 

[Dab]

I dont know how it ended up here lol!!!

Yeah I don't know I happen to catch it when I scrolled back to the top. Have to have a admin move it for you @Mossy or @Son of Hobbes should be able to do it

 

[Son of Hobbes]

Where does this need to go @KingRatt

 

[KingRatt]

Where does this need to go @KingRatt

Dutch passion! I dont know how it got here but thanks so much, i was about to revtype everything!

 

[Son of Hobbes]

Dutch passion! I dont know how it got here but thanks so much, i was about to revtype everything!

Done!

 

[KingRatt]

Done!

Thank you sir! I woulda been typing for hours lol!

 

[Antonio_DutchPassion]

Nice dude! What's SLIC? That from DP also?

Yeah Antonio is cool guy for sure. Deep knowledge too.

Thanks bro, new creation that will be dropped soon (I expect within a month give or take) in the DP collection..

The girls are vegging hard, right on time! The SLIC seems to have caught up to the Blue Zushi. I love diversity in my gardens, and these two are growing like polar opposites! The SLIC is Lanky with more space between the nodes, and the branches amd main stem are very flexible. The Blue Zushi is very tight nodes and the branches are much more robust and sturdy. You cant see because the foliage is so thick now, but ive been using garden staples to train them out after i tied the tops down. I will release all that when i drop the screen. They both smell of strong dankness already just in veg. Soon they will get a heavy defoliation, lollipopped slightly and the screen dropped. They will also get their first real feeding when they need water next, probably tonight as they are going on 4wks plain water. Botanicare Silica Blast at 25% Fox Farm soil trio at 50%, GreenLeaf Sea-k at 25%, and molasses at 1/2tsp per gal. ph’d at 6.0-6.5. They should like that! Temps and RH are good at 80-84f and 45-55% rh. I Will flip to 12/12 when the screen is about 90% full.View attachment 1734722

Looking proper man!

This is btw exactly what I expected : The girls are vegging hard, right on time! The SLIC seems to have caught up to the Blue Zushi. I love diversity in my gardens, and these two are growing like polar opposites! The SLIC is Lanky with more space between the nodes, and the branches amd main stem are very flexible. The Blue Zushi is very tight nodes and the branches are much more robust and sturdy. You cant see because the foliage is so thick now, but ive been using garden staples to train them out after i tied the tops down. I will release all that when i drop the screen. They both smell of strong dankness already just in veg.

Same info I wrote in the product text for the strain, but funny to see you mention the same without knowing/reading any of that.

This is the thread @Antonio_DutchPassion , just getting started!!!

Thanks for sharing bro!

I dont know how it ended up here lol!!!

1 april joke

 

[KingRatt]

@pop22

 

[KingRatt]

Its been a couple weeks but nothing major just vegging out and filling the canopy, will be doing a heavy defol and taking some clones tomorrow as they are getting pretty bushy down low and then flipping to flower in about a week or so! Im loving these genetics so far, really healthy and vigorous! So far everything ive touched from Dutch Passion has been fire, im sure these will be no different. Im so stoked!

 

[joozy]

@KingRatt
Hello thanks for the warm welcome over on the 420scrog grow journal, that thread got me seriously inspired to try that at some point. Anyway I've never ever grown and have some brand new equipment for a soil grow with Biobizz nutes (I wanted to try soil first and see how things go).

liking the look of all your grows and just wanted first hand experience with the Spider Farmer G3000 light, is it decent enough as that is the one I went for and like I say never grew and haven't even set anything up yet. Just getting alot of reading/learning done but have thought no better knowledge than just popping a seed and starting. Thanks in advance and great to be apart of this community.