Dont plan on having any critical business meeting after ha ha. The first time I tried well cured Malawi from Ace there was 3 of me looking back from the mirror while shaving a bit creepy at first until I realized they were all me ha ha.
Thank you very much for your reply and so much information. I have a much better understanding of growing pure sativa's than I did before this season. Growing the GT, Malawi and Honduran has been the most entertaining, educational and rewarding grow I've ever had. I owe a great gratitude to you Dubi, not just for the amazing genetics, but also the education and everyone else on here that helped look over my shoulder and post their grows for all of our learning.
I'm looking forward to next season's grow, OTH. I really enjoyed having plants in the greenhouse this late in the season. Two and half GT are down and half of one Malawi. It's a lot to trim at one time. I'll post on the GT tomorrow.
Peace, God Bless
Hi Conso glad to hear from you too! Sorry for the delayed response but i am busy with my job and i don't have enough free time. My own malawi seems that is not a typical malawi because she consume a lot of food!
She is in the 5th week of flowering it looks really good and healthy. Currently i feed her with AN nutrients and i have set the ec around 1.8 . I do super cropping to her at least once per week especially on the previous weeks during the stretching period.
She has stop to stretch so much and has the focus to make flowers.She is growing in an dwc system under 3 citizen cobs at 600 watt. I have in my tent two other plants from an other breeder as well but as usually ACE genetics impressed me. The difference between the plants is visibly.
So i post a photo from her!
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Just a quick shot of my Malawi from seed. I love her all bud from top to bottom spears!
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Thanks Dubi, I’m enjoying all of them. Picked up 10 different strains and a mix fem pack. Started 8 so far as I love a mixed garden.
Here’s my Malawi fem at 9 1/2 weeks. Has been pretty interesting growing a pck and Malawi x pck along side her.
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11 weeks in my flower tent. New pistils are slowing down now. Probably won’t be long for this one. My wife hates the smell of this one and I can’t figure it out. Slightly skunky crossed with rubber maybe. It’s weird. Tried a taster bud at 10 weeks and taste wasn’t bad in my vaporizer. Doesn’t taste like it smells at all but this was also a very immature bud from the bottom of the plant. High was clear and a bit racy. When I would sit still it seemed to hit me way harder. Excited to try the real deal when it’s ready.
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Just a question of curiosity, is Malawi pure sativa(or narrow leaf) or is there some indica(or wide leaf), I am curious and can not wait to grow out my own seeds.
Hi Kushy I am no expert but for cobbing i just go by the calyx if they are nice and swollen and the growth of new pistols is tapering off they are ready.
I never look at resin I can change the color of the resin during the cure.
If you leave them too long it will just wipe you out every time you smoke it.
As in comatose wiped out not here anymore wiped out.
When I used to grow Malawi in the bush years ago I left a few plants right to the end all yellow leaves no new growth ect.
A friend had some to smoke before getting on a train missed his stop and rode it right to the end of the line couldn't even remember why he was on the train in the first place.
He never asked for any more kind of smoke.
Hi Mountainkush,
Thank you very much for supporting our work, glad to hear you are growing many different ACE strains at the same time
It's indeed very interesting to be able to compare the pure sativas, pure indicas and their sativa/indica hybrids in the same cycle and growing conditions, then you can realize how each pure line is and how they contribute to hybrids.
Your Malawi looks great in her 11th week of flowering, it's a New Malawi Killer pheno. I'm sure she is going to hit VERY hard after proper drying and curing process She is producing her last reflowering and next she will be done. The leaf serrating curling upwards suggests an overfeeding of PK so i would recommend you to flush her abundantly from this point to make sure the flowers are clean of nutrients at harvest time.