Sativied
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Looks delicious. Lickable, edible even.
Ace Genetics Thread
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TonightYou
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So it's a race between Maple Leaf Indica and China Yunnan at this point. Both plants will be fantastic yielders.
Been keeping an eye on MLI as I found male pre flowers on some of the lower buds which are closer to finish than the top of the plant. Really frosting up in the last remaining days.
China Yunnan is showing no problems with internsexed traits or male pre flowers.
Neither will be a picnic to trim. Not overly leafy but definitely More work than other strains.
Not perfect runs on these two plants (heat and battling for light with malawi) but this is the second time on two different plants of MLI of male flowers. Can't discount errors on my part, but I would head caution on this strain as its survival aspects seem to kick in near week 8.
Been keeping an eye on MLI as I found male pre flowers on some of the lower buds which are closer to finish than the top of the plant. Really frosting up in the last remaining days.
China Yunnan is showing no problems with internsexed traits or male pre flowers.
Neither will be a picnic to trim. Not overly leafy but definitely More work than other strains.
Not perfect runs on these two plants (heat and battling for light with malawi) but this is the second time on two different plants of MLI of male flowers. Can't discount errors on my part, but I would head caution on this strain as its survival aspects seem to kick in near week 8.
braincell annunaki
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just showed from soil two seeds. they are from latest selection , zamaldelica elite X new malawi killer.
the first feminised zamaldelica release was old malawi killer X zamal gerrits, and it was far best weed Ive grown. just about middle flowering looked like kush before harvest
43days flowering from seed under 400w, the keeper , malawi dominant pheno
the first feminised zamaldelica release was old malawi killer X zamal gerrits, and it was far best weed Ive grown. just about middle flowering looked like kush before harvest
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braincell annunaki
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some nepalese jam, guerilla middle october 50N. this is nepalese pheno, not so strong , but the jamaican was really good even for outdoor
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braincell annunaki
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some selected golden tiger f2 mum, pheno7, mum just died 
first month shit led, then hps for sure but the thai is not so practicall and i want more malawi, this was good mix of both
first month shit led, then hps for sure but the thai is not so practicall and i want more malawi, this was good mix of bothAttachments
COGrown
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Landraces indoors..... It can be a wild ride. Have you run either again as clones?
Noted...just showed from soil two seeds. they are from latest selection , zamaldelica elite X new malawi killer.
the first feminised zamaldelica release was old malawi killer X zamal gerrits, and it was far best weed Ive grown. just about middle flowering looked like kush before harvest
I actually finally got around to starting my first six peyote purple, they have recently started cracking the dirt. I'm running them with six dynasty blue magoo bx2's. Is there any significant amount of stretch on the peyote purple? I would think that being a bubba incross it would not gain much height in flowering.
TonightYou
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Sadly no, I can't until I have a larger space or can dedicate a tent to one gal. I was really liking what I was seeing though and I certainly can't wait to pop them again. Both girls were very pretty and similar. Very unique plants. I could see scrog working very well on them, but it would be a dream to grow them in a greenhouse, they would be monsters!
I'm loving everyone's Ace gear up in here. I still need to pop some more PCK but I'm not going to pop any more beans until spring as I'm going to move and I don't want to have to move more plants than necessary.
I'm loving everyone's Ace gear up in here. I still need to pop some more PCK but I'm not going to pop any more beans until spring as I'm going to move and I don't want to have to move more plants than necessary.
st0wandgrow
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Very little stretch, very little side branching (even when topped). These are quite slow all around, and the yield is very light. The low yield isn't a concern for me, particularly if the smoke is top shelf.... which I don't consider this to be. Good but not great. I only ran a couple seeds though so hopefully you find something special
Amos Otis
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Sounds like additions to the 'Last Resort' tin - especially when there's so many in the 'must get to' tin.
st0wandgrow
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I consider Peyote Purple and Female Seeds C-99 in the same category. Both very stable inbred lines that are good, but not great. Happy I grew both of them but they do not crack my regular lineup. I will grow both again from seed for a little variety but won't bother with taking clones when I do.
Amos Otis
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st0wandgrow
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Perhaps a little. I like both, just not good enough to keep a mother plant around.Your opinion sure has changed in......one week....
You've never changed your mind after smoking on something for a few weeks?
Amos Otis
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That's a fair point.
Several, in fact.
TonightYou
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So I chopped down MLI yesterday. Very disappointing. Between the nanners and not wanting to finish at the top, yet other parts of the plant were clearly done. Probably tossed close to an ounce of buds. Better safe than sorry and I'm not one to want to deal with potential mold I can't see.
But the worst part of it besides nanners and not wanting to finish was finding bud rot. First time I've seen it indoors and my conditions are extremely dry (never really above 25% RH). Literally tossed the top section of the plant. Plus the damn thing was leafy as all hell.
Very disappointed. If it molds in very dry conditions I can't imagine how bad it would be in a more natural environment.
China Yunnan comes down this week and I'm not excited for her either. I don't see any intersex traits but her flowering isn't exactly what I like and I really can't wait for more of my Bodhi plants to go into the tent.
But the worst part of it besides nanners and not wanting to finish was finding bud rot. First time I've seen it indoors and my conditions are extremely dry (never really above 25% RH). Literally tossed the top section of the plant. Plus the damn thing was leafy as all hell.
Very disappointed. If it molds in very dry conditions I can't imagine how bad it would be in a more natural environment.
China Yunnan comes down this week and I'm not excited for her either. I don't see any intersex traits but her flowering isn't exactly what I like and I really can't wait for more of my Bodhi plants to go into the tent.
Amos Otis
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One way or the other, they always are, fails included. At 3-5 months invested in a plant, rot is a cruel reward.
THCbreeder
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That sucks my friend !!!! I was looking at ace the other day but I don't think I'll run anything .
Amos how is that purple train wreck doing . ???
TonightYou
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It really is Mate. it was bad enough that they slow as all hell (no hybrid vigor). I thought hey, even if it's not the best I have a bunch of bud due to the really high yield.
Wrong! To see that bud rot really pisses me off. I've got fans, low humidity and really shouldn't encounter it in my environment.
As you would say the rest if these go into the back bin. Seriously not happy with MLI. The other plant was better quality over all. But why would I waste time growing something that is so susceptible to bud rot and premature male flowers?
TonightYou
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Well it's sensi with the MLI, so I can't blame ace but I'm not excited about the lone China Yunnan gal. Now the Malawi certainly had promise. I'm definitely not writing that strain off. Beautiful, huge, vigorous plants. Beautiful too. Only wish I'd planned more ahead as I didn't expect such large stretch
