Lurking No More....I want to share my first outdoor season with everybody.
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mhz
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It's a boy!!! The resinous of this plant is pretty awesome! Plus it has great structure/leaf formation, oh, and not to mention how regenerative it is. I've nearly snapped that shit in half once. I think i'm going to take some clones and finish them off inside the shed to collect some pollen, but most of it is going to be made into a tincture.
It's over seven and a half feet tall.
The afghan kush has started to flower, but it doesn't have a smell to it.
The one with the monster trunk and deformed top. (I try to make a rich mud bath for the plant roots.)
Shots of the deformed top.
It's over seven and a half feet tall.
The afghan kush has started to flower, but it doesn't have a smell to it.
The one with the monster trunk and deformed top. (I try to make a rich mud bath for the plant roots.)
Shots of the deformed top.
mr sunshine
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mhz
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I think you are right, shine. I found this thread (https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=246324) and the damage on my plant is nearly identical to what is shown in the thread. Thanks you very much, Mr. Sunshine. I wouldn't have guessed it were due to microscopic mites.
mhz
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The remains of the male plant.
Close up on the "main hub."
I throw two of the male flowering tops in a 5 gallon bucket. They're still flowering! I'm glad I cut it down when I did, because the tops have started opening up, and I was able to collect pollen from two sacks.
I'm very proud of this plant. It has great phenotypes. Can't wait to pollinate a few tops, and pop the resulting seeds! Prep for next season begins with establishing a seed stock.
The afghan kush flowering.
The female sativa.
Close up on the "main hub."
I throw two of the male flowering tops in a 5 gallon bucket. They're still flowering! I'm glad I cut it down when I did, because the tops have started opening up, and I was able to collect pollen from two sacks.
I'm very proud of this plant. It has great phenotypes. Can't wait to pollinate a few tops, and pop the resulting seeds! Prep for next season begins with establishing a seed stock.
The afghan kush flowering.
The female sativa.
mhz
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@BcDigger
Here's what I did: I grew out the plant until it was a foot and half tall in a small pot, and then I placed the root ball at the bottom of the bucket, burry a foot of the stripped stalk, so that a good 6 inches of plant is sticking out of the dirt. I observed that doing it this way establishing the plant, making a sturdy stalk and large 5 gallon root mass. Once weather is permitting, and that six inches grows two feet, you gotta get that large root mass two to three feet in the ground (where roots belong.)
@Miko2
I try to enrich the ground soil with teas and what not. Well the male plant still produces cannabinoids which you can get high from, but you just gotta process it more. This male has produced a shit ton of resin. My fingers would get sticky after a stem rub. I'm going to make hash/tinctures out him. I dried out the leaves for shake. I can notice the high kick in after three hits of shake. I want to try dry ice hash. I will probably figure out some use of the stems. Probably cure them, and use them for a canna stick tea or something idk.
Here's what I did: I grew out the plant until it was a foot and half tall in a small pot, and then I placed the root ball at the bottom of the bucket, burry a foot of the stripped stalk, so that a good 6 inches of plant is sticking out of the dirt. I observed that doing it this way establishing the plant, making a sturdy stalk and large 5 gallon root mass. Once weather is permitting, and that six inches grows two feet, you gotta get that large root mass two to three feet in the ground (where roots belong.)
@Miko2
I try to enrich the ground soil with teas and what not. Well the male plant still produces cannabinoids which you can get high from, but you just gotta process it more. This male has produced a shit ton of resin. My fingers would get sticky after a stem rub. I'm going to make hash/tinctures out him. I dried out the leaves for shake. I can notice the high kick in after three hits of shake. I want to try dry ice hash. I will probably figure out some use of the stems. Probably cure them, and use them for a canna stick tea or something idk.
mhz
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She's a beast and nitrogen whore! Leaves are starting to yellow. So I went out and got some bat guano.
Good luck!
mr sunshine
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mhz
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@mr sunshine
Thank you, sir. I'm already planning out next season. I've gotten 20 pounds of guano composting with grass clippings and reject tomatoes. I pulled out the stump to examine the soil, were the male plant was, and it was full of activity and bug life. I found warms and some creepy looking grubs.
Can anyone identify these grubs?
The plants.
The larger one is turning into some purp (photo doesn't do it justice) and seems to still be in veg. It's only throwing out pre flowers with the two pistils. I think it's going to be a 10 ft plant by the time it finishes.
The afghan starting to pack on the buds.
This is the bud I pollinated to create my F1 generation.
The pollen used for breeding
@Miko2 I through some stems into my "tea" canister.
Thank you, sir. I'm already planning out next season. I've gotten 20 pounds of guano composting with grass clippings and reject tomatoes. I pulled out the stump to examine the soil, were the male plant was, and it was full of activity and bug life. I found warms and some creepy looking grubs.
Can anyone identify these grubs?
The plants.
The larger one is turning into some purp (photo doesn't do it justice) and seems to still be in veg. It's only throwing out pre flowers with the two pistils. I think it's going to be a 10 ft plant by the time it finishes.
The afghan starting to pack on the buds.
This is the bud I pollinated to create my F1 generation.
The pollen used for breeding
@Miko2 I through some stems into my "tea" canister.
