Mazoz
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I didn't just google them. I called them. He said that he could courier it for me if i want a 20 kg bag it is about 150 plus 120 for the courier.
Unfortunately no stockist where i am from his only in Guateng
Pure Organic Sativa and Hybrid grow(Southern Hemisphere)
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I didn't just google them. I called them. He said that he could courier it for me if i want a 20 kg bag it is about 150 plus 120 for the courier.
Unfortunately no stockist where i am from his only in Guateng
too larry
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I use my hardwood ash from the camp, mixed with pee. Let it sit for 2-3 months. Need to pick up some rock dust to add to it.
zagrow
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Nice I used to have a large swimming pool of tilapia , which is basically like the African equivalent of a bluegill . Used to just mix their crap with humus obtained from decaying fruits and other natural waste . Worked well .
zagrow
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Its a bargain because I paid about 360 for ten with courier from a local company here in CPT.
Do you seed some of your plants.? Love the sativas. I'm from Australia and would love to grow your sativa strains. If your interested in swapping seeds let me know
Mazoz
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Awesome I will definitely order some but they going to be used next grow only now. Need to get paid first lol!
zagrow
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Use some mollases or honey in the meantime
bigfattone420
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Ladies looking nice Za.. Subbed .Keep rockin it!
zagrow
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My furthest along plants buds are starting too cause plant too drop . Wanted to harvest it 15 April but dunno if it make it . The hairs , calayxes starting to turn inwards , so think it's almost done . My favourite plant the indica Dom is taking on sativas and stretched .
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too larry
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Looking good. About 3-4 more weeks sounds right. Tie those heavy buds up.
zagrow
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Cool will do , thanks for the advice, I'll let it run then .
too larry
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They swell a lot the last couple of weeks. With time, you will be able to look a them and tell when they are done.
zagrow
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Had to tie it up because went outside after a little rain that branch was almost on the floor.
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Looking great
zagrow
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Not much to report just put my haze outdoor in a nice little spot . Also started a dinafem blue cheese auto indoor . Would like to know from someone what will happen if you pollinate an autoflowering strain ?
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too larry
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If you cross it with regular seeds the cross will be a semi auto. Some of the seeds will auto flower, and some won't. You grow them out and breed the ones that do {if that is what you are wanting}. You can veg semi autos with long light hours, then put them out to flower with more size than normal autos.
bigfattone420
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Thank you i've been wondering ,sounds really interesting...I have some auto regulars( i happen across them ) I never grew an auto ,so the ones i would always see were fems......So if that male auto hit a female photo..Would the seeds still be as you described above? Thank you...
zagrow
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Thanks I thought the same after someone said ,they will just be normal photo seeds .Surely it retains allot of its rudarelis genetics though after one x . Thanks for answer.
too larry
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Yes. That is the way most do the cross. From Auto pollen to photo flowers. The auto male will be done before the photo, so you have to save it.
I've never done autos or semi autos, but many on here have had good results with them. getaway mountain has done really good work with semi autos. He is up in Maine, where if you are not early, you don't make a crop. It takes some work, but you see which ones auto flower, and just use those in your breeding if the auto is what you are looking for. You can breed the f1's back to photos, or you can breed them with each other.
But where they really shine is that you can veg them with long light hours. Say 20/4 or something like that. You veg them until they are as big as you want them. Then when you put them out in 14 hours of sunlight, they will go ahead and start to flower.
