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I'm in week 3 of flower on a Frostbanger f4 plant and got 2 seeds of the mendofrost in a mystery box. What type of smell is this one giving off and if you've gotten there yet what's the smoke report?

Sour, chemical with spicy notes and a dessert aftertaste. It gets me brutally stoned, and depending on the dose, it can lead to loss of speech and a coma-like sleep ^^

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If you would've used a stronger light or Par meter (if you already have a proper light that produces at least 900-1,000 PPFD), and provided 900-1,000 PPFD you'd get much thicker, denser buds. Buying the right grow light is your single most important part of your grow that's directly responsible for bud denseness, bud weight/thickness, and plant vigor, just like proper soil pH is. Those two are the most important aspects of your grow, besides proper dry backs before watering again, balanced feedings, warm temperature 80-84° and humidity for the given growth stage. 400-450 PPFD for germination & cloning, 500-600 VEG, 900-1,000 Bloom without supplementing CO2, and up to 1,400 PPFD with CO2 of 1,200 PPM. I also highly recommend trying Rooted Leaf Agritech nutrients. You'll get amazing results because the whole line in fermented and immediately available for uptake just like synthetics but without the impact of using synthetics, and they're the most cost-effective and newbie friendly and deliver outstanding results. I've been using Biobizz nutrients for almost 15 years because they make some sweet tasting results unlike any other including their Biobizz Light-Mix Soil, but someone asked me to test Rooted Leaf Agritech nutrients before they invest into them and I'm glad I did. I didn't expect much from them but I was blown away at the results. You only need 2-6mL x Gallon of Water and quart size bottles will last you for 40+ AUTOS, 30+ PHOTOS. The cool thing is that with Rooted Leaf nutrients you're supposed to feed them with every single watering, and you don't need to adjust fluid pH every time you're mixing nutrients for feeding. You only have to dial-in your soil pH right from the jump and then just check it every couple of weeks with a proper soil pH pen to make sure pH is not shifting out of range. I use BlueLab Soil pH pen which also reads fluid pH but it's $200 and the most accurate, reliable, and have the best warranty and customer service. However, about 3 years ago a cheap company came out with YINMIK YK-S01E Smart Digital Soil pH pen that also reads fluid pH and they also sell the probe by itself in case you need to replace it, which is awesome and BlueLab doesn't offer that feature. it's only $37 but it's just as accurate as BlueLab device but it has a glass probe (more fragile) and I don't recommend poking the soil with the probe, not even with the probe soil attachment that they supply you with because you will break your probe. Instead I recommend using a marker or something of the same length and width and poke a hole slightly shorter than the probe to make sure that the tip of the probe will touch the soil in order to get an accurate reading. If you poke a hole longer than the probe and the probe won't touch the soil once inserted, he won't get an accurate reading. I just shared very valuable information and I hope this helps

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It is very hush-hush, pics app. at rolling out day!

Ok, my bad 🤣🤣🤣🤣 how about " this SOUNDS like straight fire"......with that said, now there's photos, so I can say it looks fire too now 🤣🤣

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I have a beast going too. She has been strong from the start. Structure is beautiful. Super frosty. Dense. Easy grow with no issues. I have about 2 weeks to harvest and am stoked. She is a big plant and gorgeous.

Wow, mine too, it reaches up to the middle of my chest and I'm 175 cm tall

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