SmokyRobnsn

I'm thinkin about buyin some seeds from Heaven's stairway:
Cream Sodica
TNR
White KC
Bazooka

I'm basicly interested in the one that is going to produce the most bud. Quality is important at the same time, too. Anyboyd have any reccomendations? I'll be planting a little early this year(harvesting in mid June) so a strain that is strong is key.

thanks!
(oops! accidently posted this on the seed board!)

SmokyRobnsn

forgot to say that im growing outdoors, also:
Anybody heard any good stuff about Great White Shark?? It sounds like the shiznit....

ButterflyDreams

Outdoors??? Hmmm... Southern Hemisphere??

Just wonderin'

BD

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SmokyRobnsn

Am i being a little too optimistic(sp?)? I'm planning on inducing flowering--i'm going to have about 10 females, so getting a fair amount of bud shouldn't be a prob.

robyoung

Now the problem is, what does one consider a good weight to plant ratio?
I mean, the very first plant i grew I gleaned 18 oz of top buds.
Other times I have considered 4 oz per plant to be great.
Depends on what time and trouble you want to put into it, and just how important the whole job is to the farmer.

I have heard rumors of plants that can produce huge amounts of gear, but living here in Australia, we have been fairly retricted to "varieties".

Basically, if it was good smoke, we tried to keep it going, we had no names for them though.{except what we made up ourselves}

Then about 4 years ago, a helicopter landed in our back yard, and introduced himself to us, and with all the trouble i had gone to, to conceal the crop, it was a waste of time.

I mean, has anyone here ever seen a crop from the air?
They stick out like dogs nuts.
What looks like a nice dark plant here, at ground zero, is fluroucent at 400 meters, on account of the resin being reflected by the sun.
It looks dark down here, and looks like it fits right in with whatever is around, and gives the impression of security, but that's not the way it is.
In reality, from the air; it looks light green, and bright fluro.

I guess the weather, and resin content, time of day and so forth are all going to vary the extent of what I am saying, but what I am saying is fact, just the same.

So the idea of growing huge outdoor plants to me these days seems a little game.
I vowed to never grow out doors again, and may vary from that from time to time, but I will never again look to grow huge plants outdoors.

U my think it's paranoia, but try getting hold of some arial photos of pot, it really does change they way u think.

I dont mean to bring anyone down, if anyone thinks they can get away with growing huge plants out doors, without getting caught, best of luck to u,
Honestly. but my outdoor days are over.
The helicopter was following up on my "crop" of 8 8ft plants being spoted from about 700mtres in the air, by a passing plane.
Frankly, I'm not even sure if it was a coppper's plane. That is to say; i dont know that anything high tech got us in trouble, just the magnificent beauty of 8 wonderful plants in full head.
Man they where nice plants too.....anyway, i have raved on enough here.........c ya

Ps. To anyone who has a crop out there in the great out-doors, and what i have said has scared the crap out of u; consider this...... I grew out doors with no problems for YEARS before that happened.
rob

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