~Anything Outdoors 2021~World Wide~

[MAHA KALA]

great thread!

grandfunk haze

 

[therevverend]

Yeah you can tell that one is growing fast, with the almost "wrinkly" look to some of the leaves. Had one that looked very similar last year, but a little lighter green.
If you don't mind how do you store your seeds...fridge or freezer ? I'm guessing cause 8-9 years is quite awhile.
If you really like it then you know you should be making a few new seeds this year.

I believe the wrinkly look is caused by rapid growth. Throwing out new leaf cells as fast as possible. I store my seeds in the refrigerator, as air-tight as possible. I've read that the freezer isn't as good. Unless it's vacuum sealed and kept at a constant very low temperature. I've been making seeds with them almost every year I've been growing them so I have it covered. Smoked some SFV OG x (Grape Ape x Bubblegum) a couple days ago. Very impressive. My friend had two phenotypes, one more grapey and one that was an OG grape mix. The OG grape mix was the best, ridiculously tasty and quite potent.

 

[dirty-joe]

I believe the wrinkly look is caused by rapid growth. Throwing out new leaf cells as fast as possible. I store my seeds in the refrigerator, as air-tight as possible. I've read that the freezer isn't as good. Unless it's vacuum sealed and kept at a constant very low temperature. I've been making seeds with them almost every year I've been growing them so I have it covered. Smoked some SFV OG x (Grape Ape x Bubblegum) a couple days ago. Very impressive. My friend had two phenotypes, one more grapey and one that was an OG grape mix. The OG grape mix was the best, ridiculously tasty and quite potent.

Thanks for that Rev.
So the fridge it is. I've just been using a "coolish" basement, and only get about 4 years of viability on average.
I see a rather local to me seedbank has djshort I might try the grape next year.
Yes rapid growth.
This is the plant I mentioned to you, it is 32 days old (june 11-'20) in the picture, and you can see is quite "wrinkly". Soil is well composed cow manure, composted maple leaves, and a little pro mix. I had to give it a little support to help against the wind. Too light a soil has disadvantages too. The support was only temporary.

 

[BlackBart]

This is Afghan cultivar I have been working on that consists of 92 OG Kush x Old Mountain Purps x Afghan in The Raw She is a big leaf girl

 

[star crash]

It hit 80 degrees F

 

[star crash]

Animal Mints x Haze #12

 

[star crash]

Doors/OHaze x OHaze

 

[Great outdoors]

Fresh snow in the mountains here

 

[star crash]

Nevils Haze x C5 Mango

 

[Akss]

One year i bought my mother one of them hanging baskets from the nursery down the street. It looked fine when i bought it but the next time i went by her house it was totally infested with what looked like every bug known to man.. i begged her to get rid of it but she was not having that i was so pissed i even had it in my truck. I gave that sucker a wide berth...

 

[dirty-joe]

Mighty Mite, day 17, catching some rays, and pretty much hardened off.
From what I can find to read these are supposedly just one cola, but I see bushiness already, right from node one on a couple of them.
Got some smell to them already too.

 

[St. Phatty]

Mighty Mite, day 17, catching some rays, and pretty much hardened off.
From what I can find to read these are supposedly just one cola, but I see bushiness already, right from node one on a couple of them.
Got some smell to them already too.

Looks like plants stretch less when they have the right light spectrum.

 

[Montuno]

Cristal Candy (Sweet Seeds).
11-Junio-2021:

Nacida sobre el 1 de Junio, esta viviendo sus primeros días en una maceta, dentro de un porche, junto a una ventana. Así luce ahora mismo.
Actualmente, tenemos una temperatura máxima a la sombra de 37°C una mínima nocturna de 21°, y muy poca humedad ambiental.

Posteriormente, sera trasplantada al exterior, en un agujero en tierra madre; será a unos 39° Norte, el la ladera Norte (lo que me quita varias horas de Sol directo) de un cerro (800-900 metros de altitud) de la vertiente Norte de Sierra Morena, en el interior de la Península Ibérica.
Muchísimas gracias de nuevo a Sweet Seeds por sus obsequios:


Cristal Candy (Sweet Seeds). June 11, 2021: Born on June 1, she is living her first days in a pot, on a porch, next to a window. This is what it looks like right now. Currently, we have a maximum temperature in the shade of 37 ° C (99°F), a night minimum of 21 °C ( 70°F) and very little environmental humidity. Later, it will be transplanted abroad, in a hole in mother earth; It will be at about 39 ° North, on the North slope (which takes away several hours of direct sun) of a hill (800-900 meters of altitude) on the North slope of Sierra Morena, in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula. A huge thanks again to Sweet Seeds for their gifts:

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[Great outdoors]

Cristal Candy (Sweet Seeds).
11-Junio-2021:

Nacida sobre el 1 de Junio, esta viviendo sus primeros días en una maceta, dentro de un porche, junto a una ventana. Así luce ahora mismo.
Actualmente, tenemos una temperatura máxima a la sombra de 37°C una mínima nocturna de 21°, y muy poca humedad ambiental.

Posteriormente, sera trasplantada al exterior, en un agujero en tierra madre; será a unos 39° Norte, el la ladera Norte (lo que me quita varias horas de Sol directo) de un cerro (800-900 metros de altitud) de la vertiente Norte de Sierra Morena, en el interior de la Península Ibérica.
Muchísimas gracias de nuevo a Sweet Seeds por sus obsequios:


Cristal Candy (Sweet Seeds). June 11, 2021: Born on June 1, she is living her first days in a pot, on a porch, next to a window. This is what it looks like right now. Currently, we have a maximum temperature in the shade of 37 ° C (99°F), a night minimum of 21 °C ( 70°F) and very little environmental humidity. Later, it will be transplanted abroad, in a hole in mother earth; It will be at about 39 ° North, on the North slope (which takes away several hours of direct sun) of a hill (800-900 meters of altitude) on the North slope of Sierra Morena, in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula. A huge thanks again to Sweet Seeds for their gifts:

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Is the late start so it won't get too big and maybe finish a little earlier?

 

[Great outdoors]

Couple of Phenos of Golden Cobra

 

[Great outdoors]

Purple Romulan

 

[Montuno]

Is the late start so it won't get too big and maybe finish a little earlier?

Outdoors, in my area, it is not too late; I'm sure it will grow taller than me, even though it is more indica than sativa. As for the date of collection, I think it is the opposite: the more mature the plant, the sooner it will flower. In addition, there is my natural photoperiod and climate: I hardly notice a difference between germinating in April or in the first half of June; but I do notice how the harvest is delayed after germinating in mid-June.

Salud.

 

[Great outdoors]

Outdoors, in my area, it is not too late; I'm sure it will grow taller than me, even though it is more indica than sativa. As for the date of collection, I think it is the opposite: the more mature the plant, the sooner it will flower. In addition, there is my natural photoperiod and climate: I hardly notice a difference between germinating in April or in the first half of June; but I do notice how the harvest is delayed after germinating in mid-June.

Salud.

Well I have found after many years growing at 50N that if I time my seedling so it is 2 months old right at the end of July it will finish earlier than an older seedling. Big plants just take longer to finish.
Even more so with clones, a plant put out the first week of July will finish a good week to 10 days faster than the larger plant put out mid May.
Maybe in your climate it's not the same as your sun would be more intense in September. But that has been my experience many times over the years.
These days I grow my 4 legal plants so I like them as big as possible with out messing with indoors so I start them outside early April.

Cheers

 

[St. Phatty]

Romberry Regen is surviving the sun & Heat. I guess her roots are doing their thing. She just wouldn't grow roots for about 6 months.

2 other seedlings are growing about 6 inches a day as we approach June 21.

 

[Montuno]

Green OldTimers Haze #19 X A5 Haze (Feminised) ( A.C.E. )

She emerged yesterday (June 17, 2021) from the earth, and this dawn has detached from the outer shell.
It is living its first days in a flowerpot, inside a porch, next to a window. This is what she looks like right now:

Later, it will be transplanted abroad, in a hole in mother earth. It will be at about 39 ° North, on the North slope (which takes several hours of direct sunlight from me) of a hill (800-900 meters of altitude) on the North slope of Sierra Morena, in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula. Until a few days ago, we had a maximum temperature in the shade of 37 ° C, a nightly minimum of 21 °, and very little environmental humidity. However, a summer DANA is bringing us freshness and even rain from the Mediterranean, and the daytime highs have fallen to 27 ° C and the nighttime lows to 15 ° C ... Of course, I am afraid that this fresh respite will not last long. , and soon we will return to "Saharan days and tropical nights" without rest until well into September...

And many thanks to dubi and A.C.E. for your detail with me.

Health and good sativeo.​​​​