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Reaf
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Not much will happen with the strain until it's legal here. Unfortunately it is purely an outdoor strain and with me concentrating on indoor i have put the seeds into cold storage for while.
Definitely an outdoor strain at 3m hehe, have you tried giving it a go indoors with a shorter veg or some serious LST etc?
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Reaf
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It's more the flower time of 6 months than the size lol. Size can always be dealt with but at 6 months flower i could run my room almost 3 times
Breed this to a short flowering afghani, then bx to white widow. So much kak advice from someone who has never bred anything. Hahahaha!!!
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Nice to see a craftsman at work. Sub'ed.
You won't be disappointed Miller. One of the best growers on this forum in my opinion.
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Reaf
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One day I will have the opportunity to work this strain. In my current situation it's not feasible for me to get this strain going properly , it needs to be mass planted so selection can take place. It doesn't help growing a few plants and hoping to get lucky with selection , in the end I will just weaken the strain. For now I am content to store it for the future .
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Update day 2 of Flower.
26 ladies in 30L buckets
Northern vision
Nepal indica
White lemon
Ice
Zeus OG
I have grown these strains out a lot and they all have basicly the same flower time if grown properly. I treated all the pots with mycroryzal fungi when they were transplanted and watered with amino acids and aact. They then got a week to settle and went into flower on Monday.
They are under 4 x 1000w high par digital HPS lighting with ac. I hate bugs and hate spraying in flower even more so after they were transplanted I hit them with pyrol spray as a preventative measure , so if you see a little leaf burn it's from that. I like to be better safe than sorry after a major infestation a while ago.
Other than that not much to tell atm since its only just begun.
Please note the pics were taken under hps lighting with a slight colour filter so the ladies are looking a little more yellow than they really are , which is a nice rich green.
Maybe someone can answere this question for me as well. As ypu can see from the pics below all my root balls across all my strains developed nodules a few years ago. At the time I was worried but have come to realize that it doesn't harm the ladies at all. I have tried to research it and the closest thing I could find was in legumes and the nitrogen fixing bacteria that do the exact same thing. I was under the impression that cannabis is not a host for that bacteria...I like to understand things and even though it doesn't harm the ladies I really would like to understand it . My next step is to have it analysed but in this country that's an expencive process. See pics below
Old root ball from previous run
New root ball from when I transplanted with the lady it belong to , as you can see she is really happy
Cheers
Reaf
26 ladies in 30L buckets
Northern vision
Nepal indica
White lemon
Ice
Zeus OG
I have grown these strains out a lot and they all have basicly the same flower time if grown properly. I treated all the pots with mycroryzal fungi when they were transplanted and watered with amino acids and aact. They then got a week to settle and went into flower on Monday.
They are under 4 x 1000w high par digital HPS lighting with ac. I hate bugs and hate spraying in flower even more so after they were transplanted I hit them with pyrol spray as a preventative measure , so if you see a little leaf burn it's from that. I like to be better safe than sorry after a major infestation a while ago.
Other than that not much to tell atm since its only just begun.
Please note the pics were taken under hps lighting with a slight colour filter so the ladies are looking a little more yellow than they really are , which is a nice rich green.
Maybe someone can answere this question for me as well. As ypu can see from the pics below all my root balls across all my strains developed nodules a few years ago. At the time I was worried but have come to realize that it doesn't harm the ladies at all. I have tried to research it and the closest thing I could find was in legumes and the nitrogen fixing bacteria that do the exact same thing. I was under the impression that cannabis is not a host for that bacteria...I like to understand things and even though it doesn't harm the ladies I really would like to understand it . My next step is to have it analysed but in this country that's an expencive process. See pics below
Old root ball from previous run
New root ball from when I transplanted with the lady it belong to , as you can see she is really happy
Cheers
Reaf
Damn dude. You're hitting it out the park. Nice lovely green colour on your ladies.
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Reaf
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Thanks bud
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Reaf
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I just love my girls......
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I just love my girls......
How old r these girls?
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Great looking grow man. If only things were legal it wild all be so much easier.
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Reaf
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Thanks bud , they are 4 days in flower in that pic. I dream the dream and hope one day it will be legal , my plants are my life .
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Reaf
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Reaf
We share the same dream Reaf. I have such big plans. It's ridiculous that we have to fear the law.
millertm
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Crazy, my apartment maintenance was in my room with tent, ballast on floor, they replaced the weather striping on my window I duct my extraction fan out of and they did not say anything. Moreover, 5 days later still no note on door. Times are changing.
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Maybe... hopefully... they didn't know what they were looking at and didn't care enough to try and find out.
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Reaf
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Wow I would have shit myself if that had happened lol crossing fingers you in the clear bud , maybe he will try come bum a section lol
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Reaf
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Reaf
millertm
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They knew, it's Oregon and it's legal. But growing in rented space for profit is not allowed ($100 USD, will get a rec grow license so you can sell to dispensary. Only issue is if your renting federal laws apply due to banking law. But 4 plants are legal for personal use. That's me, I'm my only customer.
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Reaf
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That must be amazing.... I am so jealous.... any of you guys want hire a hard working grower lol
