TricycleOfDoom
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I only skimmed the pages, but noticed Candida seeds can pheno either Sativa or Indica. Is that true? If so that's something I would value.
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Yes
The sativa is what gets the 20% CBD, they say the indica is around 10%
That is why thus thread is here to try and see the differences in the two phenos
Can't wait to see the two myself
Hey Sowperior,
I don't smoke it, I infuse coconut oil. Simple math, if you know the CBD content, to make capsules and regulate the dose
I simply can't get the same effect with smoking or, haven't been able to smoke enough to get the same effect. I will be doing some LST work just to fill up my space. H420
Hey Scorpio420,
I am growing Candida for the first time. The pic below is day 23 just after transplanting to the final 7gal pots. I have 3 Candida, and 2 White Widow.
Love to see close ups of the CandidaHey Scorpio420,
I am growing Candida for the first time. The pic below is day 23 just after transplanting to the final 7gal pots. I have 3 Candida, and 2 White Widow.
That all look great
Thanks Scorpio420... I will do a few close ups and post them. The Candida looks like it may be Sativa (Fingers crossed).. The leaves are not as wide as the White Widow and they are not as full. They remind me of Train Wreck in appearance.
H420
Mine started out looking kinda indica and us for sure a sativa....
Hoping my new 2 are as well
Hoping my new 2 are as well
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Sowperior
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Mine is starting to look sativa now.... uhhh I hope it's just a phase haha I want indica!
Hey Scorpio420, here are a few pics. They are day 25 and doing great. Loving their new pots!
H420
They look great budHey Scorpio420, here are a few pics. They are day 25 and doing great. Loving their new pots!
H420
Looking Indica...but ya never know yet
Pretty girls indeed
They look Indica by themselves but put them beside the White Widow and.... not so much
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Sowperior
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Wow they look great H420!
Do you use Mycorrhizae in your soil? My previous soil (discontinued) had that as one of the ingredients but my new doesn't so I added it the root ball with every transplant. It works great and, IMO, is a necessity for anyone growing organic. The girls love it!
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Sowperior
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Yea I have it in my soil as well, that's why I use molasses to keep it active
Hey I wonder what the Teacher will look Like THIS year...
Wake up Kids...... school is IN SESSION
So was just looking at the Candy Babies, deciding who and what pot they will go in... and I noticed, Man they look different
They are right about 17 days from sprout, I usually top at 15, so glad I didnt this time, for Science sake
I wonder if I do have 2 Pheno's here
Subject One
She for sure has the start of spreading like a Sativa, still a bit wider than a standard Sativa on her lower leaves, but she is really looking Sativa on new growth
Subject Two
Obviously a More Broad and Indica style Girl....even the new growth looks wide and Indica
The babies side by side
Conclusions Class?
Ideas?
Rebuttals?
Wake up Kids...... school is IN SESSION
So was just looking at the Candy Babies, deciding who and what pot they will go in... and I noticed, Man they look different
They are right about 17 days from sprout, I usually top at 15, so glad I didnt this time, for Science sake
I wonder if I do have 2 Pheno's here
Subject One
She for sure has the start of spreading like a Sativa, still a bit wider than a standard Sativa on her lower leaves, but she is really looking Sativa on new growth
Subject Two
Obviously a More Broad and Indica style Girl....even the new growth looks wide and Indica
The babies side by side
Conclusions Class?
Ideas?
Rebuttals?
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Sowperior
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All I can say to that is damn they look good! And I have no clue if they are going to be sativa or indica but if I had to guess, I'd say sativa
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Sowperior
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Well... my Candida got too much water after the initial transplant, causing me to not feed or water her until she dried out enough weeks later, which then caused her to not have enough nutrients now.... so she's looking a little ugly 
my Floralicious Plus should be here today and I guess even though the soil isn't dry enough for a feeding, she leaves me no choice. What do you think?
my Floralicious Plus should be here today and I guess even though the soil isn't dry enough for a feeding, she leaves me no choice. What do you think?
I'd let her dry out....
How big of pot...how much u water her
How big of pot...how much u water her
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Sowperior
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I believe it's a 5 gallon pot, last feeding I gave her 1 whole gallon and had run off. I'm sure what I see is nutrient deficiencies but she's a little too moist for feeding but she needs it...
My 5gal fabric pots get about 10cups every 3 days, and that's in flower
My autos got maybe 8 cups.
I'd say cut the water in half or more for a bit, she is still small and isn't near filling that pot so dosent need all that water
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