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Lamb's Breath Auto Evolution

Discussion in 'Indoor Grow Journals' started by I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 12, 2018.

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  1. #1 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 12, 2018
    Hi all!

    Welcome to the journal!

    Strain:Lamb's Breath Autoflower
    Breeder:CropKingSeeds
    Medium: Coco soil and perlite.
    Lights:125 watt florescent t5, 150 watt Hps, 123 watt LED, 30 watt led panel
    Extraction:6 inch fan, carbon filter.
    Room:5x6x8
    Nutrients: GH grow, Go bloom, calmag+, optic foliar, monster bloom, armor Si.

    Names:Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Shayna Baszler, and Nikki Cross. DSC_0313.JPG DSC_0316.JPG DSC_0315.JPG

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  2. #2 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 12, 2018
  3. #3 Sinjia, Nov 12, 2018
    :):):):)
     
  4. #4 Pcgrowlife95, Nov 12, 2018
    Lambs Breath sounds like an intriguing strian.
    What’s the genetics?
     
  5. #5 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 12, 2018
    It is a Jamaican variety, credited as being Bob Marley's Favorite strain =) very happy high they say, so excited.

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  6. #6 Pcgrowlife95, Nov 12, 2018
    That’s pretty badass that they turned it into an autoflowering variety. I’ll keep my eye on this one!
     
  7. #7 Nirvana42o0, Nov 12, 2018
    Good luck with those Crop King Seeds,

    I’ve run that company many times and I’ve had nothing but problems after problems. Plant mutation, crap genetics...

    But i have had one of my favourite grows from crop king seeds, the white cookies fem.
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    I don’t grow auto flowers. Don’t like them tiny plants but all i can say for advice is, don’t use that company. There are so many better companies out there!

    Good luck, cheers!


    GROW *GOD BUD* GROW
     
  8. #8 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 12, 2018
    I have exclusively used crop king seeds thus far. Have no complaints. But thanks for sharing your experience, I'll keep it in mind if I do run into issues.

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  9. #9 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 13, 2018
    The girls are green and growing, ofcourse little change. Watered them with some armor si diluted in warm water 6.2 ph DSC_0325.JPG DSCPDC_0003_BURST20181112144600834_COVER.JPG

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  10. #10 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 14, 2018
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  11. #11 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 15, 2018
    Moved the light closer to prevent stretch and put a fan on them. I love little ones! DSC_0326.JPG DSC_0325-1.JPG DSC_0327.JPG

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  12. #12 Deleted member 1034867, Nov 15, 2018
    Lamb's Breath/Bread is my favorite strain by far, but it's not easy to find. Good choice for a grow!
     
  13. #13 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 15, 2018
    So excited to try it, I only hear good things!

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  14. #14 I_Speak_For_The_Trees, Nov 18, 2018
  15. #15 M9Prime, Nov 22, 2018
    Good luck on the grow,
    I have a cluster of crop king seeds they sent me and I never popped. I also had nothing but issues. Low yielding, and poor genetics. I hope they got their stuff together with their new seeds! Interested to see what happens
     
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  19. #19 M9Prime, Nov 24, 2018
    Last edited: Nov 24, 2018
    Hey looking good!
     
  20. #20 M9Prime, Nov 24, 2018
    Sorry, but did you transplant with the seedling still in the solo cups? You need to remove them before transplanting so the roots can grow outwards
     
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