They are still flying over you guys? That sucksLet me try and put it in perspective for everyone. AS history points out, anybody in power who is set to lose that power usually runs amok in their last days of power. AS NED will be handing the program over to the Dept. Of Health after the first of the year . So they are putting the screws to us one last time! Things should die down after that! The DEpt. Of Health won't be flying and checking out of gardens. After all the Dept. of Health has been running the Needle Exchange program on Oahu for around ten years or more, and they have never checked up on the junkies that come and grab needles. It makes sense to have your card after the first of the year for sure!
You're plants are looking happy Rory, good jobrandom... did some searching here for threads about when to transplant, and im guessing im about due? started in 12 oz cups, now in 1 gallon, ending up in 25 and 30 gallon pots. the pots theyre in now are about 6 inches across i guess. i had em out today for a bit of the first decent sunshine hilo has seen in over a week. theyre going into the pot below them in the picture... going to add mychorizzal or however you spell that whenever i do this... any other tips? the transplant from seedling to these went fine, but ya final home coming up and i know nothing practically...
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Howzit Mo? What's a triploid? Is it something you would want to do some breeding with? And on an unrelated note, do you ever make it back to Maui to visit?
Right on if you get to visit in the near future.I am hoping I will be there in May or June. Depends on the new job.
Triploid is three sets of DNA instead of the usual two. I don't know whether the three branch structure is actually a triploid trait. I should call it triangle instead!
I moved him inside and he is generating pollen. I will need to grow some new females to find out whether the pollen is viable.
I've seen a few reviews of W.O.S. Afgan Kush and they were very positive, but that's the only strain of theirs that I've read about. Hopefully the rest of their wares are just as good.Just ordered for upcoming season from world of seeds their pure origin collection, supposed to be all untouched landrace sativas. 20 beans for $45 plus shipping. What do y'all think? Think this will solve most of my mold and bot problems?
20 seeds per pack
5 Seeds Columbia Gold
5 Seeds Kilimanjaro
5 Seeds South African Kwazulu
5 Seeds Wild Thailand
Exclusive collection of five seeds of each world of seeds sativa varieties.
You're right in that account. It's the only one out of all I bought that is not 100% sativa after doing a little more reading. It's 75% sativa 25% indica that they consider a landrace because it's been grown in the Santa Marta area of Colombia since the turn of the 1800's and that simon bolivar used to use it or traded it with the natives in the Amazonia during his conquests...ha ha yea right. It then goes on to say the thc content is 19.3%. If you are an experienced grower, you might want to increase that....let me paraphrase...then goes on to say to hack your plant stalks before harvest so it cuts off nutrient supply thus stressing the plant to create more thc resin. I had to chuckle at that one. I had visions...if this were true don't you think everyone would be doing this? I do t know who they get to write these adsI doubt the Colombian Gold is untouched, but I'd be excited to try it.
Oia Ka ! I'm really gonna try this. Mahalo for the insight.ACE has a killer Panama strain too that you might enjoy. Congrats on finding the treasure! A few drops of beer in the water can help old seeds germinate. Coconut water is also a reviver of old seeds. Good luck and post pics of the seeds on the saeed pic thread (in my sig link).
Cheers,
Mo
Mahalo Surfd, I recently moved from 4000 ft to 400 feet and really noticed a change in humidity. I'm getting Ma'a to it. Thanks for your support. Oni Pa'a.@808newb If your seeds have been stored in a pill container in Hawaii for long periods of time, the humidity might render them useless. I would try germ them in a distilled water and hydrogen peroxide solution at 5% with maybe a slight amount of raw sugar. You may have to gently pop them. Place them in a very airy media. Kalo, was it you who posted that rad link awhile back about germing really old seeds?
I believe what they were talking about by cutting into the base of the stalk was how they supposedly made the Columbian Gold. By girdling the plant and effectively killing it, you will have the plant turn colors before harvest.
My goodness, SurfdOut, that was an awesome and encouraging presentation. Thanks for spending the time to find these nugs and especially for passing them on to us.This is a sales thing, but watch how this guy germs old seeds.
Really? Me too, from Kau back to Puna. The weather is so nice at 4,000 ft but dang does it get cold at night.Mahalo Surfd, I recently moved from 4000 ft to 400 feet and really noticed a change in humidity. I'm getting Ma'a to it. Thanks for your support. Oni Pa'a.