Spike_Weed
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Wild 1 HFH September Pheno
Wild 3 HFH September Pheno
Wild 3 HFH September Pheno
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Canadian Gorilla vs. Mother Nature
- Thread starter gorilla ganja
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Hey man,what strains did you grow? looks nice, my lat is also around 55~ so I am very interested in finding out these strains
gorilla ganja
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Hey Spike_Weed, I have been eyeballing the wild strains from HFH.
Going to order some for sure. Have been trying to get info on the differences of all the wild strains. I heard Wild 3 hermi's can you confirm this? I would love to hear more on your experience with Wild.
How is the smoke? Any info is greatly appreciated.
Peace GG
niceeven
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Hi Gorilla Ganga
These are indoor test runs of semi-Auto's produced from an Auto Affie x Mighty Mite F3 Indica pheno x Mighty Mite
They came out 1-2-3 meaning the first one ( with the bananas) will be an early semi- auto and the last one a later one.
Hash bud- Kush Lite tastes. Predicted to finish Mid-August to Mid September @ 53N in Canada.
These are indoor test runs of semi-Auto's produced from an Auto Affie x Mighty Mite F3 Indica pheno x Mighty Mite
They came out 1-2-3 meaning the first one ( with the bananas) will be an early semi- auto and the last one a later one.
Hash bud- Kush Lite tastes. Predicted to finish Mid-August to Mid September @ 53N in Canada.
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niceeven
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More semi- Auto's derived from the AA x MM F3
This one is a Sativa dominant pheno, crossed with MM just the same there is an earlier one and a later one - Probably end of August to end of September at the latest. Taste: mild flowery - fuel.
This one is a Sativa dominant pheno, crossed with MM just the same there is an earlier one and a later one - Probably end of August to end of September at the latest. Taste: mild flowery - fuel.
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niceeven
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This one is a seeded sativa that came out of a batch of seeds I made from the Early Dane back in 2012.
This pheno was the most interesting as it definitely want's to pull towards the one sativa side in the strain. It's more "landracy' than the regular Early Danes and it's got more flavour in my opinion.
These are few of the things I have come up with here at 53N in Canada.
Never had much luck with the commercial strains as they are usually either bred at a similar lat. with a later finish in mind ( yet thats rarely the case they are bred @53 N) or bred at a lower lat. and won't turn in time our long summer days. I mostly ended up with unfinished plants or barely turning. If you get lucky and get a late fall it's easier of course.
Most of the Autos will work of course but to tell you the truth I like these semi-Autos better, the buds tend to be tighter and the potency is quite nice. Not planning on going back
Although I am hearing new plants come out every year and there may be some great ones that would finish for us now.
Just wanted to show you something that actually works well here.
Good luck to you.
This pheno was the most interesting as it definitely want's to pull towards the one sativa side in the strain. It's more "landracy' than the regular Early Danes and it's got more flavour in my opinion.
These are few of the things I have come up with here at 53N in Canada.
Never had much luck with the commercial strains as they are usually either bred at a similar lat. with a later finish in mind ( yet thats rarely the case they are bred @53 N) or bred at a lower lat. and won't turn in time our long summer days. I mostly ended up with unfinished plants or barely turning. If you get lucky and get a late fall it's easier of course.
Most of the Autos will work of course but to tell you the truth I like these semi-Autos better, the buds tend to be tighter and the potency is quite nice. Not planning on going back
Although I am hearing new plants come out every year and there may be some great ones that would finish for us now. Just wanted to show you something that actually works well here.
Good luck to you.
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Well it's the summer solstice here today. Longest day of the yr. The daylight is 17 hrs plus almost 2 hrs of twilight. So we have light from about 4 am to 11 pm. Yesterday another hail storm went though, hopefully missed the plants.
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I was out at the plot clearing bush and transplanting. They have not grown much since last update due to cool weather and lots of cloudy sky's. So I will not bore you with more pics yet. I did take a pic of the Tikal that I literally planted in the middle of a deer trail. If you look closely you can see deer tracks in the soft soil around the plant.
The deer did not eat it at all.
Tikal
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Sometimes it's not the big critters we have to worry about. When clearing bush I felt a burning on my hand. A Hornet stung me. I continued to work rest of day with a little swelling. But the next day my hand looked like a football.
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The joy's of guerrilla growing.
Keep it green my friends. Update with pics probably next week.
Peace GG
As I'm reading through your thread I seen this picture of your hand. Bright side is that swollen hand looks like your just a large 12 year old hahahahahha. Can't wait to carry on reading and see what else comes about.
1madtrapper
Active member
They are kinda spindely things aren't they
This one is a seeded sativa that came out of a batch of seeds I made from the Early Dane back in 2012.
This pheno was the most interesting as it definitely want's to pull towards the one sativa side in the strain. It's more "landracy' than the regular Early Danes and it's got more flavour in my opinion.
These are few of the things I have come up with here at 53N in Canada.
Never had much luck with the commercial strains as they are usually either bred at a similar lat. with a later finish in mind ( yet thats rarely the case they are bred @53 N) or bred at a lower lat. and won't turn in time our long summer days. I mostly ended up with unfinished plants or barely turning. If you get lucky and get a late fall it's easier of course.
Most of the Autos will work of course but to tell you the truth I like these semi-Autos better, the buds tend to be tighter and the potency is quite nice. Not planning on going back
Just wanted to show you something that actually works well here.
Good luck to you.
Hey man I really like that photo and thanks for the info. I'm at 45 lat and I think the semi autos do really well compared to the pure autos I've run. The semi autos get a lot more dense and dank!
niceeven
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Indoors test runs, flowered at three weeks old. I guess we'll find out next summer wether they are spindly or not Mr. Madtrapper, thats the best I can say right now.
