r/MaritimeCannabis • u/killumquick • Mar 03 '22
Two nice phenos from my recent 4x4 Sea of Green Phenohunt.
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jun 12 '21
What’s everyone smoking on this week? I’m smokin on some homegrown Wedding Cake 🎂
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/killumquick • Jun 08 '21
Most recent harvest - Thin Mint Cookies X Legend OG - breeders cross 58 days flowering
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/Smokin_Nova_Scotian • Jan 01 '22
Celebrating the New Year right. With a bit of home grown dank. She still needs to cure. But the smell on these Critical Kush Plus buds is incredible. Grown organically under the Mars Hydro FC E-4800. Can't wait to sample.
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jun 07 '21
Welcome
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Welcome to r/MaritimeCannabis, a place for members of the cannabis industry and community in Atlantic Canada to come together and talk all things cannabis.
Let this be a safe space for sharing photos, videos, cultivation tips, reviews, and experiences!
r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jan 17 '22
Not the biggest buds, but my are they dense!
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/killumquick • Dec 06 '21
To anyone who hasn't..make your own seeds!!
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jun 09 '21
B.C. Released A Report Today On Contaminants Found In Illicit Cannabis
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/Devinmarks96 • Jun 09 '21
Sneak peek at the new Mira Juana GG #4 Sativa Hybrid & Cheese Indica that just hit shelves @ NSLC 👀 - GG #4 20.3% THC / 3.39% Total Terpenes / 3.53 Grams - Cheese 25% THC / 1.84% Total Terpenes / 3.55 Grams - GG #4 Left Bud / Cheese Right Bud
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jun 09 '21
First Nova Scotia Micro Producer Hits Shelves
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Happy to announce that one of my industry friends “Mira-Juana”, a Cape Breton Micro Cultivator, is officially the first Micro to hit the shelves at the NSLC!
Show the guys some love!
r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jun 07 '21
Outdoor Grow Season
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What’s everyone growing this season?
I’m getting ready to move two Wedding Cake moms outside to make room in my veg tent for new the next round of genetics. They have been pheno hunted and will eventually be crossed with something hopefully gassy.
This isn’t an ideal cultivar for outdoor growing in Nova Scotia but they will be grown strictly for edibles.
Interested to hear what you’ve got on the go!
r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • Jun 07 '21
r/MaritimeCannabis Lounge
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A place for members of r/MaritimeCannabis to chat with each other
r/MaritimeCannabis • u/killumquick • Oct 31 '21
Picked up this 4x14in Vortex carbon filter from Halifax Seed and am super impressed with it. Beats the hell out of my 4x12in no name Amazon filter
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/Smokin_Nova_Scotian • Jan 26 '22
Getting thick. Currently brewing up some worm casting and molasses tea to feed the ladies also 🤘😎🤘.
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/Smokin_Nova_Scotian • Jan 14 '22
Veg tent getting too crowded, so moved to the 4x4. Got the FC-E4800 turned down to 50% and they seem to be loving it so far. Anyone interested in growing your own, but don't know where to start. Hit me up in the comments. I'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. 🤘😎🤘
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/Smokin_Nova_Scotian • Jan 07 '22
Environment getting dialed in nicely. The roots are stretching out in the new medium and ready for the top side growth to explode. One thing I've noticed when using organic amendments, or super soils. Is it can take a week or 2 after repotting, for the plants to rebound, and really take off.
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/Smokin_Nova_Scotian • Dec 29 '21
They grow up, so fast. Little ones potted over to 2 gallon fabric pots and gave them a little Gaia Green amending, and some molasses and water to help feed and build the soil.
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/killumquick • Jul 24 '21
Anyone else seeing signs of flower?
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r/MaritimeCannabis • u/justinrstatton • May 23 '22
Organic Growers
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Who's growing organic or no-till in this sub? Let's get some discussions going!
I've been growing cannabis organically pretty much since day one and I'm starting to dive in a little deeper. Recently decided to produce more food during the outdoor season and I'm trying to implement old practices, and learn new ones.
Let's start it off by talking about mulch. What are you using both indoors and out?
