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BeAn
Dropped 5 Congo, 4 NepJam and 4 B.Haze.
Jah bless..
Dropped 5 Congo, 4 NepJam and 4 B.Haze.
Jah bless..
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BeAn
Thanks RasPablo, glad to have you along...Jah Bendiga.
Dropped 5 Congo, 4 NepJam and 4 B.Haze.
Jah bless..
Lovely BeAn :smile:
Thanks for support our work. Best wishes for your ace grow!
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BeAn
Thanks Dubi, the new site is very cool...
Será bueno para finalmente obtener la oportunidad de crecer estas cepa del que he escuchado mucho acerca de cosas buenas.
Jah bless..
Jah bless..
Good luck, I wish many females upon your new grow. All of those are strains I would like to grow.
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BeAn
Thanks LeanGreen & Ulysses....
The seeds have started to crack, not long now before they push up through and reach for the sky...
Jah bless..
The seeds have started to crack, not long now before they push up through and reach for the sky...
Jah bless..
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BeAn
The Congo came up 5/5, one is the most well developed of all the seedlings. 3/4 of the nepjam's are now plants, they have really thick stems! The BangiHaze didnt grow, so i dropped 4 more.
Jah bendiga.
Jah bendiga.
The Congo came up 5/5, one is the most well developed of all the seedlings. 3/4 of the nepjam's are now plants, they have really thick stems! The BangiHaze didnt grow, so i dropped 4 more.
Jah bendiga.
Fine Bean! :smile: Please pm me if the bangis finally dont pop.
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BeAn
No hay problema hermano Dubi, Los mantendremos informados...
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BeAn
Two of the Congo either didnt like the soil, or i damaged their roots when moving from the tray to the pot...they havent opened up yet, so i guess they arent gonna pick up...5/5 germinated so i cant complain, i will be buying another pack though as they are probably some of the best seeds around at the moment.
Its down to 3 nepjams n 3 Congo, hope the male/female ratio works out well..hehe...
The Bangi's havent popped yet, but im sure they will.:smile:
Jah bless..
Its down to 3 nepjams n 3 Congo, hope the male/female ratio works out well..hehe...
The Bangi's havent popped yet, but im sure they will.:smile:
Jah bless..
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vod
From my first pack of bangis out of 7 plants only two germinated. i killed one of them accidentally while looking why the fuck they need so long. from 4 other seeds plantet parallel all germed quickly.
now i have 4 more bangis from a different pack and they are sprouting well.
3 are already up, as well as 1 from two caribe and all 3 blueberries.
hope your bangis make it. i think my night temps were too cold for them...
now i have 4 more bangis from a different pack and they are sprouting well.
3 are already up, as well as 1 from two caribe and all 3 blueberries.
hope your bangis make it. i think my night temps were too cold for them...
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BeAn
Vod, thanks man...hope you have good luck with your B.haze, Caribe n B.berry....maybe get a heat mat to cover for those cool nights.:smile:
Dubi, the moon has just shifted and now mercury meets mars apparantly...the RoyalDane, Leb27 and GGxDP all germinated, 4/4 GGxDP and 14/16 on both the leb n dane...the bangi's are still seeds, one has broken the surface though so thats 1 of 8 BH dropped in the last couple of weeks that has cracked....i think the temps are good as the propagator is above a radiator, n that is on most of the day/night..:smile:
I think sowing by the moons phases only adds benefit outdoors or under natural light, as the seeds i sprouted a couple of weeks ago all germed and grew well..
...now they are under 48w's of purple CFL, the pagan farmers didnt have artificial lighting.
I must say that the nepjam and congo produce vigourous specimens, i simply cannot wait to see them growing at full speed.
...maybe get a heat mat to cover for those cool nights.:smile:Dubi, the moon has just shifted and now mercury meets mars apparantly...the RoyalDane, Leb27 and GGxDP all germinated, 4/4 GGxDP and 14/16 on both the leb n dane...the bangi's are still seeds, one has broken the surface though so thats 1 of 8 BH dropped in the last couple of weeks that has cracked....i think the temps are good as the propagator is above a radiator, n that is on most of the day/night..:smile:
I think sowing by the moons phases only adds benefit outdoors or under natural light, as the seeds i sprouted a couple of weeks ago all germed and grew well..
...now they are under 48w's of purple CFL, the pagan farmers didnt have artificial lighting.I must say that the nepjam and congo produce vigourous specimens, i simply cannot wait to see them growing at full speed.
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BeAn
2 of the B.haze have sprouted, now in they're own pots in the propagator!
2 of the B.haze have sprouted, now in they're own pots in the propagator!
Im glad to hear it Bean, thanks for keep us updated. Best wishes!
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vod
The cold night problem was on the previous round of germination. My flat is damn cold at night -> 13 degrees min.
This time around I'm germinating in the cab under lights (on the whole night) and have temps 23-29 degrees and it worked well. Just one Caribe and one Bangi still didn't germ. I had a look today and they got a bit deep into the pot. I took them to the surface and will give them some more time.
Dubi, you mean waning moon I suppose?
That would fit my schedule as I'll start germinating seeds for outdoors second half of the month. I have 5 Bangi Haze x Purpurea Ticinensis from Esbe and betting on Bangis mold resistance this season.
BeAn good new on the sprouts. Hope the rest will catch up.
This time around I'm germinating in the cab under lights (on the whole night) and have temps 23-29 degrees and it worked well. Just one Caribe and one Bangi still didn't germ. I had a look today and they got a bit deep into the pot. I took them to the surface and will give them some more time.
Dubi, you mean waning moon I suppose?
That would fit my schedule as I'll start germinating seeds for outdoors second half of the month. I have 5 Bangi Haze x Purpurea Ticinensis from Esbe and betting on Bangis mold resistance this season.
BeAn good new on the sprouts. Hope the rest will catch up.
Good day vod,
waning/waxing moon is related to sun light reflection on moon, but ascending/descending cycle means the angle that moon describes in the sky, sometimes is ascending (each day describes a higher angle) or descending.
Ascending/descending moon cycle affect water in live, like it happens with sea tide. Live, plants, humans have a high rate of water so that cycle is very important. For seed germination, repot and soil preparation then work in a descending day, preferable on a 'flower day'. Id' recommend you to read a bio dynamic calendar for any doubt.
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CMoon
nice line up Bean........ive a dozen bangi to sprut for the outdoor season so willbe looking on with great intrest
bests cmoon
bests cmoon
