SolarLogos
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I have a couple of C5xA5. These 2 year old seeds sprouted easily after soaking overnight on 4-20. Seeds were transplanted into solo cups for 3 weeks, then into 2 gallon pots and transplanted last night into 20 gallon smartpots.
So far, the plants have been quite easy to grow. I've not had to feed them yet, with the exception of weekly foliar spraying with Epsom salt the past two weeks.
I topped both plants after 4 weeks of growth. One girl has 7 fingered leaves and is much more Sativa leaning with longer innernode spacing. I removed the bottom set of branches as they were quite small, allowing the plant to put more of it's energy into the more productive upper branches. I topped her leaving two sets of branches. I then topped the two main leads to give her 4 main colas.
The second girl is much more compact and better branching. She has 9 finger leaves and because of her excellent branching and compact structure, I topped her leaving 5 sets of long, healthy branches. I only topped this girl, leaving two main tops; although I may top those main tops to get 4 main tops/colas. It gets quite windy here in N. California in the valley, so I always risk the plants splitting if I top them too much.
Top and side picture of the Sativa leaning girl with 7 fingers
Compact girl with 9 fingers
Both plant just got repotted into their final homes last night. They should have been transplanted last week, but I was out of town.
The white flies are out this time of year and are always a battle. The best way I've found to deal with them is to get up early in the morning, around 4:30am while it's still dark and cold and spray the plants with insecticidal soap. Ambushing them seems to be the only way to control them. If I spray during the day, they just fly away unharmed and go to the next plant.
Thank you so kindly Dubi for allowing me the opportunity to grow these haze hybrids; I feel very honored to have these in my garden. For sure, some Vietnamese Black pollen will land on these girls, after I've taken some cuts.
Thanks for stopping by.
Peace
SL
So far, the plants have been quite easy to grow. I've not had to feed them yet, with the exception of weekly foliar spraying with Epsom salt the past two weeks.
I topped both plants after 4 weeks of growth. One girl has 7 fingered leaves and is much more Sativa leaning with longer innernode spacing. I removed the bottom set of branches as they were quite small, allowing the plant to put more of it's energy into the more productive upper branches. I topped her leaving two sets of branches. I then topped the two main leads to give her 4 main colas.
The second girl is much more compact and better branching. She has 9 finger leaves and because of her excellent branching and compact structure, I topped her leaving 5 sets of long, healthy branches. I only topped this girl, leaving two main tops; although I may top those main tops to get 4 main tops/colas. It gets quite windy here in N. California in the valley, so I always risk the plants splitting if I top them too much.
Top and side picture of the Sativa leaning girl with 7 fingers
Compact girl with 9 fingers
Both plant just got repotted into their final homes last night. They should have been transplanted last week, but I was out of town.
The white flies are out this time of year and are always a battle. The best way I've found to deal with them is to get up early in the morning, around 4:30am while it's still dark and cold and spray the plants with insecticidal soap. Ambushing them seems to be the only way to control them. If I spray during the day, they just fly away unharmed and go to the next plant.
Thank you so kindly Dubi for allowing me the opportunity to grow these haze hybrids; I feel very honored to have these in my garden. For sure, some Vietnamese Black pollen will land on these girls, after I've taken some cuts.
Thanks for stopping by.
Peace
SL
, 2 of Nevil's best smashed together got to be amazing.
