Mamawjiz
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Yea it's SEA. 6 months starting from seedling to now. And it keeps raining hereIs that South East Asia? 6 months is crazy. That's gotta be a record,
big bud man 413
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How the resistance? Any powdery mildew? Bud rot?Yea it's SEA. 6 months starting from seedling to now. And it keeps raining here
big bud man 413
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Do you know were in SEA. The genetics are from?Yea it's SEA. 6 months starting from seedling to now. And it keeps raining here
OldMedUser
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Hard to tell for sure but could be up to 14 weeks from when it first started to flower so if you know that you can figure it out.
Those are baby buds yet and should get a lot bigger if allowed to get fully ripe before harvest. Not arm thick colas like an indica dominant but sativas aren't known for huge buds in comparison. Pick off tiny buds on the lower branches so the plant can devote more energy to fattening up the bigger ones higher up. Let them air dry and stick 'em in a pipe for a tasty treat.
OldMedUser
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What latitude are you at where you are Mamawjiz? I'm at 56N in Alberta and even 8 week indicas won't finish here before the snow flies. Ran autos for 3 years but last summer a hemp farm started 6 miles away and knocked up my girls so that's out now. Even indoors I won't be flowering during hemp season.
i would like to see what it looks like now that you flushed it. got any full plant pics?
Mamawjiz
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No powdery mildew and no bud rot so far. only some few thrip bites on the leaves.
I'm on week 10 from flowering. I guess I still have 1 month or more. I already picked off some of the lower buds and defoliate fan leaves.Hard to tell for sure but could be up to 14 weeks from when it first started to flower so if you know that you can figure it out.
Those are baby buds yet and should get a lot bigger if allowed to get fully ripe before harvest. Not arm thick colas like an indica dominant but sativas aren't known for huge buds in comparison. Pick off tiny buds on the lower branches so the plant can devote more energy to fattening up the bigger ones higher up. Let them air dry and stick 'em in a pipe for a tasty treat.
That's how it looks after flushed. that's the latest photos. I tried flushing the plant on Feb 24. the reason you can't see yellow leaves because I removed them everyday. but to be honest even before flushing the plants already started yellowing some of it's leaves. That's why I thought maybe she's close to finish and eating her own leaves.
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Nope_49595933949
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She's eating her own leaves because you're starving it by flushing it....
This looks like its months away from finish. Brown hairs instead of white is your sign its getting there. Mostly Cloudy Trichomes under a scope for a strain like this going to tell you when its done. I personally pull it when the plant looks ripe. You got a while for this one and personally I would appreciate it if you kept us in the loop on a strain like this. Im sure we can all appreciate a plant like this.
Continue to feed her before she starts to cannibalize her buds.
conor c
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Most south east asian strains like say laos or thai are 6 month crops in there place of origin manipuri takes ages to show sex nevermind bloom so yeah its standard for that part of the world
Hook Daddy
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I have a cut of Laughing Buddha that runs 16+ weeks from flip, it’s not uncommon for sativas.
Hook Daddy
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Looks like it still has a long way to go, but full plant pics would help.
Nope_49595933949
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Need full plant pics, but based off those, 4+ weeks.
Herb & Suds
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Stop looking at trichs
Stop flushing
The best landrace are notoriously slow
Your going to have very little yield if you rush it and seeds are almost always present and take another 6 weeks after they form to be viable
My best guess 6 weeks
Feed the beast
Stop flushing
The best landrace are notoriously slow
Your going to have very little yield if you rush it and seeds are almost always present and take another 6 weeks after they form to be viable
My best guess 6 weeks
Feed the beast
Jjgrow420
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Lol. Patience is a virtue.
Don't want to wait? Don't grow land race sativas.
Asking how long is left every couple days isn't going to give you the answer you are looking for. There's been many people that told you there's alot of time left. Stop thinking about harvesting and start thinking about finishing the plant off instead.
Don't want to wait? Don't grow land race sativas.
Asking how long is left every couple days isn't going to give you the answer you are looking for. There's been many people that told you there's alot of time left. Stop thinking about harvesting and start thinking about finishing the plant off instead.
Get a jeweler's loop or one of the inexpensive microscopes (on Ebay-$12) and look at the tricomes. Your photos don't focus in enough. You need to see the tricomes like lollipops or mushrooms. Cloudy to amber-your call.
As far as long flowering sativas I two years ago grew Malawi that I let flower for 22 weeks. After 3 hits I won't attempt to drive and walk very carefully.
As far as long flowering sativas I two years ago grew Malawi that I let flower for 22 weeks. After 3 hits I won't attempt to drive and walk very carefully.
update weekly if you like with full plant pics and close ups
keep the plant healthy and dont rush harvest. It is not ready no time soon.
gurelybill
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8-10 weeks is ideal. But it varies depending on several factors such as strain, weather conditions, and obviously the amount of sunlight the plant is receiving.
But based on data provided by you, it typically grows for about 5-6 months.
It's gonna be at least a month or more.
Please get in touch with a professional for more great help.
Thanks
But based on data provided by you, it typically grows for about 5-6 months.
It's gonna be at least a month or more.
Please get in touch with a professional for more great help.
Thanks