Looking at the Angola Thai confirms for me the rumor circulating the Spanish forums that the Angola contains WW. I have grown many 1/4 WW crossed to Thais and other sativas and they all get that large, spread out wide fingered look. Not a bad thing, I think it contributes to vigor, flowering time, and I do actually like a bit of nerves and paranoia with my smoke. Two different crosses for example...
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Cheers fellow ACE guerrilleros,
I am in need of some advice.
Currently I have two plants outside, Malawi and AngolaThai. The weather was fantastic almost all october, lots of sun but pretty low night temperatures(day 14-20°C, night 2-6°C).
It looks like november won't be so sunny and rains are coming, so I was wondering if harvest before the rains or let them go for another two or more weeks. Since I was not able to visit the spot, I have no idea on their progression or health, last time they were sprayed with pyrrethrin and I think the low temperatures are bad for bugs, so I have a positive feeling abouth their health in bug terms.
Also I think mold was unlikely to happen in this october conditions but fears arise when I view the weather forecast for the next weeks(I know it's absurd to expect useful forecasts for such a long period), but rains are obviously coming and expected temperatures are in the range of 14-19 and 9-13 at night.
So, from your experience, should I go harvest or is it too early?
Waldgeist, how is your woodmaster doing, still standing?
Cheers fellow ACE guerrilleros,
I am in need of some advice.
Currently I have two plants outside, Malawi and AngolaThai. The weather was fantastic almost all october, lots of sun but pretty low night temperatures(day 14-20°C, night 2-6°C).
It looks like november won't be so sunny and rains are coming, so I was wondering if harvest before the rains or let them go for another two or more weeks. Since I was not able to visit the spot, I have no idea on their progression or health, last time they were sprayed with pyrrethrin and I think the low temperatures are bad for bugs, so I have a positive feeling abouth their health in bug terms.
Also I think mold was unlikely to happen in this october conditions but fears arise when I view the weather forecast for the next weeks(I know it's absurd to expect useful forecasts for such a long period), but rains are obviously coming and expected temperatures are in the range of 14-19 and 9-13 at night.
So, from your experience, should I go harvest or is it too early?
Waldgeist, how is your woodmaster doing, still standing?
Whoa! Spherical spore cannon, very nice to see - on a picture
I was looking at your malawis a for kind of reference as mine started flowering a bit later but had probably much better weather conditions down here.
Next two days will be apocalyptic, hopefully the strong winds won't damage the plants too much and let them stand for another month.
P.S. How are the AngolaThais?