hey guys, first time in this game. Im from Windhoek, Namibia.
What strain is it? no idea. just pulled seeds from a QP and planted them
Is it Indica, Sativa or Hybrid? What percentages? ??????????
Is it in Veg or Flower stage? Veg
If in Veg... 2 days
Outdoor
Soil
Soil Mix: now: 30% sand, 30% palm peat, 10% cut grass
Pot size: now: 1) 2 cup pot 1) 1 gal pot
PH: still working on this
NO pests so far
Watering: the pots have a resivoir tray, i try to keep them full of water
Type and strength of ferts used? Kelpak seaweed concentrate(natural auxins 2.2mg/L, Cytotkinins .0062mg/L) "an organic seaweed concentrate and plant growth stimulant which can increase the number of flowers and rot and shoot masses of flowering"
-so me and a few others purchased a decent amount of plant to which we got roughly 20 handfuls of seeds. initially i tried the wet paper towel to get seeds for about 2 weeks, to which nothing happened.
- then i took about 5 handfuls of seeds, opened a hole and thre them in, watering everyday which still hasnt done a thing.
-so i went to the only hardware/camping store in 2.5 hours and grabbed the kelpack and a brick of palm peat. i then mixed in some cow dung and some native sand soil and put about 2 handfuls of seeds in a 2 cup pot, watering every day on my window sil. this produced roughly 20 lil guys in about 5-7 days.
-yesterday i noticed about 5 sprouts on top of the soil. i got curious, and created the gallon pot without the cow dung and put grass that had been cut for about a week( it was bleached) in its place to prevent the soil binding.(we only get 250-350 ml of water a year here) as i dug i found roughly 20 small plants. as i dont have a car to go into town, im just biding my time with them in the gallon pot until i can get more pots and correct ferts(if needed). eventually, im goin to mix the native sand soil with peat, and rhino/elephant dung(i live on a game reserve). i also plan to put plastic in the wholes to prevent the water form leaching out of the soil.
any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Omaruru Seeds 2010
-WG
What strain is it? no idea. just pulled seeds from a QP and planted them
Is it Indica, Sativa or Hybrid? What percentages? ??????????
Is it in Veg or Flower stage? Veg
If in Veg... 2 days
Outdoor
Soil
Soil Mix: now: 30% sand, 30% palm peat, 10% cut grass
Pot size: now: 1) 2 cup pot 1) 1 gal pot
PH: still working on this
NO pests so far
Watering: the pots have a resivoir tray, i try to keep them full of water
Type and strength of ferts used? Kelpak seaweed concentrate(natural auxins 2.2mg/L, Cytotkinins .0062mg/L) "an organic seaweed concentrate and plant growth stimulant which can increase the number of flowers and rot and shoot masses of flowering"
-so me and a few others purchased a decent amount of plant to which we got roughly 20 handfuls of seeds. initially i tried the wet paper towel to get seeds for about 2 weeks, to which nothing happened.
- then i took about 5 handfuls of seeds, opened a hole and thre them in, watering everyday which still hasnt done a thing.
-so i went to the only hardware/camping store in 2.5 hours and grabbed the kelpack and a brick of palm peat. i then mixed in some cow dung and some native sand soil and put about 2 handfuls of seeds in a 2 cup pot, watering every day on my window sil. this produced roughly 20 lil guys in about 5-7 days.
-yesterday i noticed about 5 sprouts on top of the soil. i got curious, and created the gallon pot without the cow dung and put grass that had been cut for about a week( it was bleached) in its place to prevent the soil binding.(we only get 250-350 ml of water a year here) as i dug i found roughly 20 small plants. as i dont have a car to go into town, im just biding my time with them in the gallon pot until i can get more pots and correct ferts(if needed). eventually, im goin to mix the native sand soil with peat, and rhino/elephant dung(i live on a game reserve). i also plan to put plastic in the wholes to prevent the water form leaching out of the soil.
any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Omaruru Seeds 2010
-WG
