So I’m throwing my samsquanch og seeds in water this weekend. Just wondering if any here h as experience with these plants and any advice. Actually any tips or advice for my first auto grow. Indoor soil ffof and the FF big3 bloom city cal/mag. By the time these pop I’ll have 3 whole grows under my belt lol really 3 plants 2 strains 1 grow. Thanks in advance! Any journals to check would be great. Smoke it up y’all
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I grew 2 Samsquanches. I also bred one. @JaneQP @Lacewing @Underthestairs and a handful of others have grown their offspring - Yeti Wedding (made up strain name).
They were easy to grow. Fast to transition into flower, and fast to flower - took maybe 6 weeks of true flowering. You can see it all go down here: Jack’s v. Grow Dots in Coco - #132 by Graysin
It’s one of the rare instances of a fairly well documented Grow, as I was testing Grow Dots against Jack’s 3-2-1 as nutrients. My first trial failed so post 132 is where the Samsquanch OG’s come in.
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I’ll be watching!! You’ll do great!!! Best of luck!
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I just put out a yeti joint …actually been about 8 minutes now …I can still taste it …and I’m ripped
I’m going to check this out !! But all you are doing is making me add a pack of Sammy’s to my cart
So thanks for that
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No regrets.
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If Samsquatch grows anything like Yeti Wedding it’ll be a hungry lady. I slacked on feeding maybe twice during her early flower (micro laziness plus unfortunate circumstance) and I had to be diligent after that.
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Hey thanks for all this wonderful input. I crawled around the web looking but most was just the breeder notes about it. Can’t wait and excited to grow some autos
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When I look back into Grayson journal where linked it above …
The yeti to me looks exactly like the Sammy’s …
I started mine in natures living soil and never fed it for 2-3 weeks
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