Rastafarout
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Dread watch your head !
Indoor SSSTN
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Hello ICMAG community, here I am for a weekly update, here we are at 18 weeks today, time for photos
Miss "Afro/locks" is still in 
, it is maturing really well and I plan to reduce it in 5 to 10 days, this is probably the last watering or the penultimate but the mower is coming... smell level the solvent is back in force with this exotic touch that completes it, the combo of the two seems exquisite
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Miss "Afro/locks"
is still in , it is maturing really well and I plan to reduce it in 5 to 10 days, this is probably the last watering or the penultimate but the mower is coming... smell level the solvent is back in force with this exotic touch that completes it, the combo of the two seems exquisite!Ask your questions !
Hello ICMAG family, here I am for an update, we are 19 weeks as of yesterday
Well guys, I plan to move on to the cut within 2-3 days, the ripening is asserting itself, the old buds are becoming more and more brown, the smell remains in the same areas as intoxicating as ever by its side
, looking forward to it to be able to taste this and see what kind of high it can give me!
Ask your questions.
Well guys, I plan to move on to the cut within 2-3 days, the ripening is asserting itself, the old buds are becoming more and more brown, the smell remains in the same areas as intoxicating as ever by its side
, looking forward to it to be able to taste this and see what kind of high it can give me!Ask your questions.
LG/
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Thanks for the consistent weekly updates! It's been great following along.Hello ICMAG family, here I am for an update, we are 19 weeks as of yesterday
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Well guys, I plan to move on to the cut within 2-3 days, the ripening is asserting itself, the old buds are becoming more and more brown, the smell remains in the same areas as intoxicating as ever by its side
Ask your questions.
Looks great, well done
Great show you put on for us with the wild Pearl phenoHello ICMAG family, here I am for an update, we are 19 weeks as of yesterday
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Well guys, I plan to move on to the cut within 2-3 days, the ripening is asserting itself, the old buds are becoming more and more brown, the smell remains in the same areas as intoxicating as ever by its side
Ask your questions.
, she produces an amazing exotic smell/taste/High, the Cleanest Sativa I've ever sampled with zero Indica qualities. Won't be a great yield( not the smallest) but will be 1 of the most exotic strains you have ever grown/smoked.
Disso
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Nice one my friend! Those seeds found their way into the right hands, clearly.
Good call on them possibly being very quick to dry. I would recommend you try to ensure humidity in your drying area is not dropping much below 60%, so that they hopefully do not go too far and end up over-dry.
Looking forward to a smoke report, and a report on yield would be awesome if you can be bothered, but could be quite tedious so no pressure. Cheers.
Good call on them possibly being very quick to dry. I would recommend you try to ensure humidity in your drying area is not dropping much below 60%, so that they hopefully do not go too far and end up over-dry.
Looking forward to a smoke report, and a report on yield would be awesome if you can be bothered, but could be quite tedious so no pressure. Cheers.
Consolidated
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They definitely went into the right hands...
Otherwise, who would have the patience for 19-20 weeks of flowering (indoor)
I hope and wish you the best with the final product, so that your patience is justified.
Otherwise, who would have the patience for 19-20 weeks of flowering (indoor)
I hope and wish you the best with the final product, so that your patience is justified.
Understand this is just 1 pheno , there phenos as early as 65 days still Heavy Swiss Thai Nevil leaning and most range from 12 weeks from clone with a few at 14 weeks and this never ender pheno whenever the person decides to chop.
It is a multi bag near every pheno is different in the seed pack ( 5 seeds) but all very special in its each way.
Thank you for following! It is true that this pheno put my patience to the test but for some reason I could not bring myself to get rid of it, it was like a call for me, quite surprising and not dissatisfied with the final result. on the contrary, in relation to drying this is another challenge, the climate changes are not in my favor and I was quite busy this weekend...I will look at it this evening because I finally have a little respite, I have done the maximum level of drying conditions and hope that it will not end up too dry..I will report on the smoke for the two phenos encountered at the appropriate time but for the yield I do not promise anything because it looks quite complicated/tedious , the only thing I can say is that there is more than meets the eye
Consolidated
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How is it possible to get rid of something you've been struggling with for months?
You did a good job and you will be vindicated.
You did a good job and you will be vindicated.
Maria Sanchez
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@badass-eu -- all the best for the drying process.
As for the smoke report, my advice is -- no rush.
My SSSTN smoke, slowly curing in the jars, is just getting better and better.
Two nice bong hits the other day, about 4 hours after an earlier two bong hits, almost had me spinning.
And I had these freaky images in my vision for a few minutes, like after you stare at a bright light for a while.
It'll smoke very nicely at first, you'll love it.
But after a few months, then it gets better.
Enjoy, my friend!
As for the smoke report, my advice is -- no rush.
My SSSTN smoke, slowly curing in the jars, is just getting better and better.
Two nice bong hits the other day, about 4 hours after an earlier two bong hits, almost had me spinning.
And I had these freaky images in my vision for a few minutes, like after you stare at a bright light for a while.
It'll smoke very nicely at first, you'll love it.
But after a few months, then it gets better.
Enjoy, my friend!
oh yes very sweet, SSSTN #2 was harvested a little over 6 weeks ago now, the smell in the bag is like a good lemon at the moment, it's funny how the smells change I don't have not yet tasted and would like to refine it for a while longer to be able to appreciate all its subtleties 
Maria Sanchez
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Good for you.oh yes very sweet, SSSTN #2 was harvested a little over 6 weeks ago now, the smell in the bag is like a good lemon at the moment, it's funny how the smells change I don't have not yet tasted and would like to refine it for a while longer to be able to appreciate all its subtleties
Yes, mine also took about a month or more to settle on mostly lemon.
Maria Sanchez
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Wow! So cute!
Are you going to run her again?
My two re-vegged SSSTN girls are looking very happy and healthy today.
Do you think the seeds are selfed from the mother?
Or were there any boys in the room?
Are you going to run her again?
My two re-vegged SSSTN girls are looking very happy and healthy today.
Do you think the seeds are selfed from the mother?
Or were there any boys in the room?
THANKS! I plan to let this cutting do its thing and see how far I can take it here outside, curious to see how it performs in the real sun! I think that due to its structure it can be quite resistant to humidity and mold
For the seeds, I'm leaning towards self-fertilization at the very end because I didn't have any males in the tent!
Maria Sanchez
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It definitely won't be prone to mold!THANKS! I plan to let this cutting do its thing and see how far I can take it here outside, curious to see how it performs in the real sun! I think that due to its structure it can be quite resistant to humidity and mold
For the seeds, I'm leaning towards self-fertilization at the very end because I didn't have any males in the tent!
Should be fun to see her outside for a season.
