Lurking No More....I want to share my first outdoor season with everybody.
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Noobie. Kinda
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big babys!!! i just had a question, are u telling me that by starting seedlings in water bottles it develops better branches
mhz
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@xxMissxx I hope the technique proves itself next season.
Nuggs from the afghan.
I failed to proved enough support for the plant, and it's leaning a whole lot. lol
The sativa plant just finished it's first week in flower.
Beginning of flower buttons.
The plant has a shit ton of flower sites....
Nuggs from the afghan.
I failed to proved enough support for the plant, and it's leaning a whole lot. lol
The sativa plant just finished it's first week in flower.
Beginning of flower buttons.
The plant has a shit ton of flower sites....
ruby fruit
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mhz
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Yeah, I have a few. Next year I will provide better support for them. The rain caused the branches to lean, and I've been struggling with bud flop. Next year, I plan on caging them.
Sativa Buds.
@ruby fruit : I only used that stuff twice, because my plants began to bloom when I got it, but I went 5 tablespoons in 20 liters of water.
Sativa Buds.
@ruby fruit : I only used that stuff twice, because my plants began to bloom when I got it, but I went 5 tablespoons in 20 liters of water.
ruby fruit
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cheers for the reply mate...I got mine early so they have had 3 weekly feeds now and I got the bloom for flowering stage already 
everything else is all organic
everything else is all organic
mr sunshine
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If I recall correctly. .it helps them stretch. . The long neck is buried and produces a huge root mass.....This is one of my favorite threads...
mhz
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@ruby fruit , I don't see the problem with having a synthetic fertilizer cheat day. I'd give my prized pony steroids. lol
Precisely, @mr sunshine . My objective is to grow a huge root mass. I've found that the roots themselves become woody...aka they become meaty (say you are sawing a branch, the meat is what you are sawing into...) Sorry, I don't have photos of the girthy roots at the moment. I do have photos of next year's crop.
These are my F2 sativa/indica hybrids I created. They express a variety of phenotypes explained by the reproductive cycle of angiosperms. So far I have five plants, and only three which I am interested in. The two on the left are the rejects of the group...Early in there development they demonstrated retardation in the structure of their leaves.
The plant in front of the lantern has weird leave patterns as shown below.
It must be destroyed...
In the first picture you can see that the two plants given addition soil grew tall and a thicker stem, the photo below shows the difference in size. The plant on the left is taller....
The best growing specimen from this group...
This plant had a deformed leaf, and I believe it shouldn't be kept for breeding purposes...I'm depriving it of water. hah
man, I need to clean my work bench....lol I'm probably going to use these for a mid summer light dep. grow.
Precisely, @mr sunshine . My objective is to grow a huge root mass. I've found that the roots themselves become woody...aka they become meaty (say you are sawing a branch, the meat is what you are sawing into...) Sorry, I don't have photos of the girthy roots at the moment. I do have photos of next year's crop.
These are my F2 sativa/indica hybrids I created. They express a variety of phenotypes explained by the reproductive cycle of angiosperms. So far I have five plants, and only three which I am interested in. The two on the left are the rejects of the group...Early in there development they demonstrated retardation in the structure of their leaves.
The plant in front of the lantern has weird leave patterns as shown below.
It must be destroyed...
In the first picture you can see that the two plants given addition soil grew tall and a thicker stem, the photo below shows the difference in size. The plant on the left is taller....
The best growing specimen from this group...
This plant had a deformed leaf, and I believe it shouldn't be kept for breeding purposes...I'm depriving it of water. hah
man, I need to clean my work bench....lol I'm probably going to use these for a mid summer light dep. grow.
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FresnoFarmer
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Nice. My sativa is only like 4-5 months old. She's ripening up now. Love sativas but hate the trim.
mhz
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blazin ZA
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Swazi Landrace mostly for the first run outdoor . It`s a 2-6 meter growing high yielding sativa that fills up with red hairs, it looks very similar to yours and also is very piney although the phenotype im looking for is nice and fruity almost like pineapples. I also got one plant that looks very afghan that i planted off of one seed in an indoor section. I recently got some bubbelicious seeds from Spain as they have a similar climate to us here in South Africa. I also got some Transkei plants in veg , this is a short about 1-2 meter growing sativa however the major difference between it and the swazi is it only takes 8 weeks to flower as opposed to swazi`s 9-12 weeks. The main objective i want to achieve this season is crossing bubblelicious with the transkei .Here`s a link to my grow need some advice on what to do next.
. It`s a 2-6 meter growing high yielding sativa that fills up with red hairs, it looks very similar to yours and also is very piney although the phenotype im looking for is nice and fruity almost like pineapples. I also got one plant that looks very afghan that i planted off of one seed in an indoor section. I recently got some bubbelicious seeds from Spain as they have a similar climate to us here in South Africa. I also got some Transkei plants in veg , this is a short about 1-2 meter growing sativa however the major difference between it and the swazi is it only takes 8 weeks to flower as opposed to swazi`s 9-12 weeks. The main objective i want to achieve this season is crossing bubblelicious with the transkei .Here`s a link to my grow need some advice on what to do next.
