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Did you run the ground pounder aka gelato x 9lb hammer
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A little too many. They’re going to take some time to get through without help.
Help incoming!
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Answered my own question lol took a bit to find it hahah anyway I popped three of them hoping for all females or at least s one excited to run your genetics you are doing a. Fine job sir
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Good luck, crossing fingers for a purple unicorn!
Big Terps
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any cross with that 9lb
is usually sum dam good smoke. It by itsellf is one of my favorite. Its one ive grown many times and never disappoints. 
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I always love the fall colorsGood luck, crossing fingers for a purple unicorn!
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Awesome news hoping for a female this run if not then next runany cross with that 9lb
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Yes, Ground Pounder starting early flower begins around page 18.
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Most of my space has been committed to my GOW F2 project, and a long awaited Nepalese hunt that I've been putting off for well over a year now. So I'd need help running some of the testers.
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Heathenraider
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After My Starfighter IBL seed run and God Bud IBL seed runs are done I'll be doing a fat run of the GOW . I'll put the screws to em and stress test em any way You want.
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I can't wait. I'm stoked for you to run these. I know you've been waiting for some time. I'm hoping you find a nice keeper to play with.
Seed of Memory
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I am stoked to run the testers you sent me. They're sitting cozy right now until my lights get here for the veg tent. I'm not trying to kill them out of excitement. These crosses look like pure fire.
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Update: Day 43
God O War F1 (Ghost Train Haze #1 x 9lb. Hammer) by GK Genetics
God O War's two distinct phenotypes are green and purple. Surprising all of the F1 progeny have remained consistent with their respective height, structure, and vigor. They're a medium tall plant with a few inches +/- between them. They share a similar structure with vigorous, lateral side branching. They're good for a 2-2.5x stretch. One of the green phenotypes is the Ghost Train Haze #1 leaner.
Ghost Train Haze #1 (Mom pictured below) Notice flower structure and non-variable color influence
And here's God O War #10, the Ghost Train Haze #1 leaner w/mom's flower structure and non-variable color influence
The other green phenotypes appear to be the strains 50/50 expressions. They represent a more equal balance of traits from both parents. There's some mild color variations being introduced here on the fan leaves, but the flowers appear untouched by this trait so far. They're predominately placed center tent directly under the HLG-600. The light intensity makes them appear very yellow and washed out in the pictures. However, you can still see the radish red being introduced on the fan leaves. Also, being under such intense light, I could probably feed them heavier. But since they're all fed by one reservoir, they're all getting the same thing.
God O War F1 (Ghost Train Haze #1 x 9lb. Hammer) by GK Genetics
God O War's two distinct phenotypes are green and purple. Surprising all of the F1 progeny have remained consistent with their respective height, structure, and vigor. They're a medium tall plant with a few inches +/- between them. They share a similar structure with vigorous, lateral side branching. They're good for a 2-2.5x stretch. One of the green phenotypes is the Ghost Train Haze #1 leaner.
Ghost Train Haze #1 (Mom pictured below) Notice flower structure and non-variable color influence
And here's God O War #10, the Ghost Train Haze #1 leaner w/mom's flower structure and non-variable color influence
The other green phenotypes appear to be the strains 50/50 expressions. They represent a more equal balance of traits from both parents. There's some mild color variations being introduced here on the fan leaves, but the flowers appear untouched by this trait so far. They're predominately placed center tent directly under the HLG-600. The light intensity makes them appear very yellow and washed out in the pictures. However, you can still see the radish red being introduced on the fan leaves. Also, being under such intense light, I could probably feed them heavier. But since they're all fed by one reservoir, they're all getting the same thing.
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Update: Day 43 (continued)
God O War (Ghost Train Haze #1 x 9lb. Hammer) by GK Genetics
God O War's purple phenotype is the 9lb. Hammer leaner. Notice the heavy purple influence from 9lb. Hammer. The flower structure while not possibly visible in the Dad, is reminiscent of 9lb. Hammer females. The 9lb. Hammer male used has a dominant trait of sweet fruit, almost candied grape aroma that it frequently passes on to its progeny in some degree. It's also known to frequently pass on its beautiful color variations in both the fade and the flowers. The colors are predominantly lighter lavenders and darker purples but also touch into the reds and darker crimsons.
God O War #3 - 9lb. Hammer Leaner (dark purple) back left of the picture
There's no filter (never use them) and no flash (rarely ever used) - This girl is directly under and very close to a COB. She's the hardest one to photograph. She always appears washed out from light intensity and for whatever reason, almost over exposed and greasy. This is a natural shot and she just looks glossy and greasy. In some pics, I'm trying to block the light while taking the picture of her. You can see a difference in some of the pics when I cover the COB with a steno pad.
God O War #4 - Another 9lb. Hammer leaner. To date, this girl is my favorite. While they're all beautiful, I just think she's gorgeous.
God O War (Ghost Train Haze #1 x 9lb. Hammer) by GK Genetics
God O War's purple phenotype is the 9lb. Hammer leaner. Notice the heavy purple influence from 9lb. Hammer. The flower structure while not possibly visible in the Dad, is reminiscent of 9lb. Hammer females. The 9lb. Hammer male used has a dominant trait of sweet fruit, almost candied grape aroma that it frequently passes on to its progeny in some degree. It's also known to frequently pass on its beautiful color variations in both the fade and the flowers. The colors are predominantly lighter lavenders and darker purples but also touch into the reds and darker crimsons.
God O War #3 - 9lb. Hammer Leaner (dark purple) back left of the picture
There's no filter (never use them) and no flash (rarely ever used) - This girl is directly under and very close to a COB. She's the hardest one to photograph. She always appears washed out from light intensity and for whatever reason, almost over exposed and greasy. This is a natural shot and she just looks glossy and greasy. In some pics, I'm trying to block the light while taking the picture of her. You can see a difference in some of the pics when I cover the COB with a steno pad.
God O War #4 - Another 9lb. Hammer leaner. To date, this girl is my favorite. While they're all beautiful, I just think she's gorgeous.
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