The Shack
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Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks @eazynz and @Mr. Brown!
Scissor hash is always a nice reward from trimming.
This is a difficult one for me Mr. B!
I still have 2 older straws of The Doors in my fridge and Holy Grail is the pinnacle from MSN sats imo.
On the other hand I have made seeds myself last year that I'm very curious about, someone is growing some atm. and they look marvelous.
Western Winds and Sannies Jack also keep crossing my mind.
I still have Honolulu Haze#12 left to show, I will try to go through the pictures tomorrow.
Scissor hash is always a nice reward from trimming.
This is a difficult one for me Mr. B!
I still have 2 older straws of The Doors in my fridge and Holy Grail is the pinnacle from MSN sats imo.
On the other hand I have made seeds myself last year that I'm very curious about, someone is growing some atm. and they look marvelous.
Western Winds and Sannies Jack also keep crossing my mind.
I still have Honolulu Haze#12 left to show, I will try to go through the pictures tomorrow.
Ptree
'21, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Yeah !!Thanks @eazynz and @Mr. Brown!
Scissor hash is always a nice reward from trimming.
This is a difficult one for me Mr. B!
I still have 2 older straws of The Doors in my fridge and Holy Grail is the pinnacle from MSN sats imo.
On the other hand I have made seeds myself last year that I'm very curious about, someone is growing some atm. and they look marvelous.
Western Winds and Sannies Jack also keep crossing my mind.
I still have Honolulu Haze#12 left to show, I will try to go through the pictures tomorrow.
Show us something you have crossed
It is magical journey
Nice grow, very nice grow
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks @Ptree!
Here are the last 2 clones of Honolulu Haze#12.
Again an impressive lady, she did had a bit of mould in the main top of one of the clones but still a beast.
First clone:
The second clone:
This ends the last grow, smoke reports will follow in a couple of months.
It will be difficult in chosing a real keeper out of these, each plants smells strong and looks great.
Smoking and tasting is all what's left to do now.
In the meanwhile I will document the Cherry Queens here further that are vegging in The Shack.
Thanks for watching!
Here are the last 2 clones of Honolulu Haze#12.
Again an impressive lady, she did had a bit of mould in the main top of one of the clones but still a beast.
First clone:
The second clone:
This ends the last grow, smoke reports will follow in a couple of months.
It will be difficult in chosing a real keeper out of these, each plants smells strong and looks great.
Smoking and tasting is all what's left to do now.
In the meanwhile I will document the Cherry Queens here further that are vegging in The Shack.
Thanks for watching!
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Skuncle Lenny
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Chunky with nippilz 
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Update on the Cherry Queens.
There are 7 females, 3 males and one that is not confirmed yet (blue tags).
Nice growth, very similar to Master Kush Skunk
that are growing beside them https://mrnice.nl/forum/threads/master-kush-skunk-grow.19066/.
These show a bit more height and have a bit wider footprint, M/F ratio was better.
There are 11 females now in the shack and probably one more, total of 12 plants to flower.
I will start in a couple of days.
There are 7 females, 3 males and one that is not confirmed yet (blue tags).
Nice growth, very similar to Master Kush Skunk
that are growing beside them https://mrnice.nl/forum/threads/master-kush-skunk-grow.19066/.These show a bit more height and have a bit wider footprint, M/F ratio was better.
There are 11 females now in the shack and probably one more, total of 12 plants to flower.
I will start in a couple of days.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 1 of flowering for the Cherry Queens (12/12).
Out of 12 there are 7 confirmed females and 1 that probably also is a female (it is for me but still early to be 100% sure).
They are transplanted in 12L round pots (Light Mix).
Smell is a bit sweeter than the MKS but very similar.
Nice frame/structure.
Out of 12 there are 7 confirmed females and 1 that probably also is a female (it is for me but still early to be 100% sure).
They are transplanted in 12L round pots (Light Mix).
Smell is a bit sweeter than the MKS but very similar.
Nice frame/structure.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 8 of flowering today.
The CQ are on par with the MKS, they have a lot of similarities.
Both show big fan leaves on the main stem and are very hungry.
I will make back-ups of every plant, It was not the plan but I do not want to miss a special pheno in both these strains.
General overview:
Some individuals:
The last plant (#8) is a confirmed female.
Feeding this week will be 3ml/L Alga Bloom.
Lowers will be pruned and some defoliation.
The CQ are on par with the MKS, they have a lot of similarities.
Both show big fan leaves on the main stem and are very hungry.
I will make back-ups of every plant, It was not the plan but I do not want to miss a special pheno in both these strains.
General overview:
Some individuals:
The last plant (#8) is a confirmed female.
Feeding this week will be 3ml/L Alga Bloom.
Lowers will be pruned and some defoliation.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
I pulled Cherry Queen #4, #5 and #6 today.
Seems that my eyesight is getting worse.
Very nice looking plants, especially #6 but these are Cherry Kings instead of Queens!
That leaves me with Cherry Queen #1, #2, #3, #7 and #8.
I made cuts incase there is something special in this line.
Seems that my eyesight is getting worse.
Very nice looking plants, especially #6 but these are Cherry Kings instead of Queens!
That leaves me with Cherry Queen #1, #2, #3, #7 and #8.
I made cuts incase there is something special in this line.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 14 of flowering.
The 5 remaining Cherry Queens are getting big.
They have enough room now to stretch their branches.
Feeding is at 4ml/L Alga Bloom, these are very hungry ladies.
Some of them have massive fan leaves.
The CQ are in the round pots, backrow from left to right #8/#7/#1 and front row from the right #3/#2.
Group shot:
CQ #8 was the slowest to show sex but is by far the biggest lady:
CQ#7 in the middle:
CQ#1 on the right, also a beast:
CQ#3 is very flat on the top canopy, very recognizable.
Also the slowest to flower.
CQ#2 was very thirsty, these plants drink 1,5L of water with feeding everyday and could handle more.
I should have used my 20L buckets for these.
Cuts are made from the MKS and CQ.
Some ladies gave very strong smells.
The 5 remaining Cherry Queens are getting big.
They have enough room now to stretch their branches.
Feeding is at 4ml/L Alga Bloom, these are very hungry ladies.
Some of them have massive fan leaves.
The CQ are in the round pots, backrow from left to right #8/#7/#1 and front row from the right #3/#2.
Group shot:
CQ #8 was the slowest to show sex but is by far the biggest lady:
CQ#7 in the middle:
CQ#1 on the right, also a beast:
CQ#3 is very flat on the top canopy, very recognizable.
Also the slowest to flower.
CQ#2 was very thirsty, these plants drink 1,5L of water with feeding everyday and could handle more.
I should have used my 20L buckets for these.
Cuts are made from the MKS and CQ.
Some ladies gave very strong smells.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 22 of flowering today.
These Cherry Queens are hungry and should have been in a bigger container.
They are already showing some fading, I will try to keep it stable without over feeding them now.
This week they will have 4ml/ Alga Bloom and 1ml/L Green Sensation with every watering.
Cherry Queen#8 is a beast, most vigourous plant of this grow.
Looks like some could be very good yielders.
Group picture, they seem fairly happy:
Cherry Queen #8:
Cherry Queen #7 (main top got a small lightburn under the CMH
):
Cherry Queen #1:
Cherry Queen #3 is a short/flat afghan type plant:
Cherry Queen #2:
These Cherry Queens are hungry and should have been in a bigger container.
They are already showing some fading, I will try to keep it stable without over feeding them now.
This week they will have 4ml/ Alga Bloom and 1ml/L Green Sensation with every watering.
Cherry Queen#8 is a beast, most vigourous plant of this grow.
Looks like some could be very good yielders.
Group picture, they seem fairly happy:
Cherry Queen #8:
Cherry Queen #7 (main top got a small lightburn under the CMH
):Cherry Queen #1:
Cherry Queen #3 is a short/flat afghan type plant:
Cherry Queen #2:
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 29 of flowering.
They are progressing nice, unfortunately I spotted some nanners on #8 and #7.
I will pick them off, hopefully I won't see any more but beeing relatively early in flowering I fear these will not be the last.
Scents of these plants are al over the place but sweet is common trait.
Feeding remains the same as past week.
Group pictures:
Cherry Queen#8, very beautiful (despite the
's):
Cherry Queen#7 has been topped and also shows a couple of's:
Cherry Queen #1:
Cherry Queen #2:
Cherry Queen #3 smells incensy:
They are progressing nice, unfortunately I spotted some nanners on #8 and #7.
I will pick them off, hopefully I won't see any more but beeing relatively early in flowering I fear these will not be the last.
Scents of these plants are al over the place but sweet is common trait.
Feeding remains the same as past week.
Group pictures:
Cherry Queen#8, very beautiful (despite the
's):Cherry Queen#7 has been topped and also shows a couple of
's:Cherry Queen #1:
Cherry Queen #2:
Cherry Queen #3 smells incensy:
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 36 of flowering.
Past week I already saw the buds swell.
Some are very fat, looks like it will be a good yielder if I can keep the mold at bay.
Unfortunately I now have 3/5 who are throwing out some banana's. The MKS alongside are not showing any.
Group picture:
Cherry Queen#8:
Cherry Queen#7:
Cherry Queen#1:
Cherry Queen#3:
Cherry Queen#3:
I do notice that they don't like the colder night temps and colder feet.
2-3 more weeks to go.
Past week I already saw the buds swell.
Some are very fat, looks like it will be a good yielder if I can keep the mold at bay.
Unfortunately I now have 3/5 who are throwing out some banana's. The MKS alongside are not showing any.
Group picture:
Cherry Queen#8:
Cherry Queen#7:
Cherry Queen#1:
Cherry Queen#3:
Cherry Queen#3:
I do notice that they don't like the colder night temps and colder feet.
2-3 more weeks to go.
Skuncle Lenny
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Swifty, how do you keep your Shack so clean, especially the floor?Day 36 of flowering.
Past week I already saw the buds swell.
Some are very fat, looks like it will be a good yielder if I can keep the mold at bay.
Unfortunately I now have 3/5 who are throwing out some banana's. The MKS alongside are not showing any.
Group picture:
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Cherry Queen#8:
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Cherry Queen#7:
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Cherry Queen#1:
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Cherry Queen#3:
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Cherry Queen#3:
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I do notice that they don't like the colder night temps and colder feet.
2-3 more weeks to go.
You take plants out and water outside area?
I’m the antithesis of you and can learn.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Hello Skuncle Lenny,Swifty, how do you keep your Shack so clean, especially the floor?
You take plants out and water outside area?
I’m the antithesis of you and can learn.
I water them inside, I just gave them water before taking these pictures.
It is somewhat getting used to the plants and some experience, nothing special.
For this grow I prepare 12L of water with feeding in a bigger bucket and bring it to the shack.
I have a 2L transparant measuring can and I scoop up the amount needed for each plant.
Most are 1500-1600cl but the smaller MKS#2 gets only 1200cl per watering.
I just pour it in gently in 1 or 2 times. When having more plants I can't reach the back so I use a 45mm pvc pipe with a 90° turn where I pour it in and a 45° turn that rests at the side of the bucket.
I try to respect the wet-dry cycle as good as I can.
Never letting the soil getting too dry makes sure it isn't pouring out at the bottom.
From the start after transplanting I always try to give water around the base of the plant. This makes surface of the soil more funnel like after a few waterings.
Each bucket has five 2cm diameter holes on the bottom for drainage.
Thats it, hope it helps somewhat.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 43 of flowering today.
After removing dead or wilting leaves I inspected every plant and now found nanners on 4/5 females.
I stopped plucking the banana's out, more and more are showing but so far I can not see any seeds forming.
I will not keep these around, they do have a wonderfull and very perfumed smell.
No smell yet but It leans toward that direction.
The wattage is lowered by 20% at 12/12.
Feeding is at 2ml/L Alga Bloom and 1ml/L Green Sensation.
Night temps are getting cold, around 14-15°C, during the day around 21°C.
I hope I can keep mold at bay, there are some serious voluptious ladies in there.
I took better pictures from each lady, pretty girls!
Group picture:
Cherry Queen#8:
She smells very sweet.
After removing dead or wilting leaves I inspected every plant and now found nanners on 4/5 females.
I stopped plucking the banana's out, more and more are showing but so far I can not see any seeds forming.
I will not keep these around, they do have a wonderfull and very perfumed smell.
No
smell yet but It leans toward that direction.The wattage is lowered by 20% at 12/12.
Feeding is at 2ml/L Alga Bloom and 1ml/L Green Sensation.
Night temps are getting cold, around 14-15°C, during the day around 21°C.
I hope I can keep mold at bay, there are some serious voluptious ladies in there.
I took better pictures from each lady, pretty girls!
Group picture:
Cherry Queen#8:
She smells very sweet.
