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LaChorrera
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Coplandia's on Cakes

#325421 - 05/24/01 07:11 PM (23 years, 11 months ago)

The last time I went to Amsterdam I was at one of the many Smart Shops purchasing some dried copelandias. And I noticed a ten gallon aquarium with copes fruiting on a loaf style cake. The cake sat on a plastic basket and the basket sat on the perlite filled aquarium bottom. I'm not sure if they were Pan trops or Pan Cyans. The owner was very reluctant to go into details on thier growth parameters or substate, but he did tell me that they were "Coplandias". Does anyone have any info on this? I practically lived on hash and shrooms for the whole week and I was utterly amazed at the power of the Copelandia's. If you have the materials and know-how, I recommend giving these babies a chance, You Wont Be Disappointed.

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dioze1
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Re: Coplandia's on Cakes

[Re: LaChorrera]
#325429 - 05/24/01 07:17 PM (23 years, 11 months ago)

It can be done using manure in your initial substrate.
4 cups manure
4 cups vermiculte
10 tablespoons brn rice flour
----The original recipe(BJ's recipe) calls for 5 cups vermiculite and 3 cups of manure-- but 4 and 4 seems to make little better harvest.
Dioze1

Edited by dioze1 on 05/24/01 09:21 PM.

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