Cream Mandarine and Sweet Cheese; F1 Fast Version OUTDOOR
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Hola compagnero!! Beatifull outdoors sweets plants!
Thanx for sharing and "Buone fumate"!!
hihihihih
Thanx for sharing and "Buone fumate"!!
hihihihih
gorilla ganja
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Great job again this year Vesnican. I enjoy the informative posts in your thread. Good detail and pictures. It's a shame I never find your threads till it's all over, but I thank you for taking the time and showing us your grows. Looking forward to watching next year, maybe you can PM me when you start so I don't miss it.
Peace GG
Peace GG
Vesnican
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Sweet Cheese F1 Fast version
Sweet Cheese F1 Fast version
Dear friends,
I have decided to refresh this older thread and bring you some info and pictures from my Sweet Cheese Fast version outdoor 2017 season.
Due to some circumstances I started to germ Fast version on 20 May, which is about 3 weeks later this season compare to the years before,.
Full Germ rate 5/5 by SS as usual.
For first 3 weeks seedlings kept in the greenhouse i Biobizz light mix soil and fed only with root juice. 2 best looking seedlings kept, the rest went to another farmer.
Sweet Cheese F1 Fast version
Dear friends,
I have decided to refresh this older thread and bring you some info and pictures from my Sweet Cheese Fast version outdoor 2017 season.
Due to some circumstances I started to germ Fast version on 20 May, which is about 3 weeks later this season compare to the years before,.
Full Germ rate 5/5 by SS as usual.
For first 3 weeks seedlings kept in the greenhouse i Biobizz light mix soil and fed only with root juice. 2 best looking seedlings kept, the rest went to another farmer.
Vesnican
Well-known member
Early pheno
Early pheno
8 September Great flowering stage for early September. Buds already sticky. This would lead to harvest before start of October.
BUT unfortunately from late August powdery mildew start to massively attack this plant. After some hesitating I realized in mid-September that more than half of the plant is already affected by the disease.
After some consultations here on IC, I cut the plant and healthy parts very given to family seniors for their home medicine purposes.
Early pheno is tall and Xmass shape, not much bushy, more sativa appearance.
This year late summer was colder and rainier in my region then usual. I haven’t experienced in my entire carier massive powdery mildew infection like this. Bad weather was probably boosting it.
Early pheno
8 September Great flowering stage for early September. Buds already sticky. This would lead to harvest before start of October.
BUT unfortunately from late August powdery mildew start to massively attack this plant. After some hesitating I realized in mid-September that more than half of the plant is already affected by the disease.
After some consultations here on IC, I cut the plant and healthy parts very given to family seniors for their home medicine purposes.
Early pheno is tall and Xmass shape, not much bushy, more sativa appearance.
This year late summer was colder and rainier in my region then usual. I haven’t experienced in my entire carier massive powdery mildew infection like this. Bad weather was probably boosting it.
Vesnican
Well-known member
Late pheno
Late pheno
Due to powdery mildew and bud rot (which was obvious in that rainy weather) I harvested about 40% of possible yield. It is important to note, that if a bud is little bit affected by disease I discard it. No surgery removing of healthy fragments. I believe that fungi spread its threads and spores far more around its visible presence and I definitely don’t want to vape fungi..
If I would start these plants in early May as other tested Fast versions years before, possible yield would be same as in case of Sweet Skunk. Cream Mandarine is bit more productive, but maturing about a week later compare to late pheno and 2 weeks to early pheno.
Late pheno
Due to powdery mildew and bud rot (which was obvious in that rainy weather) I harvested about 40% of possible yield. It is important to note, that if a bud is little bit affected by disease I discard it. No surgery removing of healthy fragments. I believe that fungi spread its threads and spores far more around its visible presence and I definitely don’t want to vape fungi..
If I would start these plants in early May as other tested Fast versions years before, possible yield would be same as in case of Sweet Skunk. Cream Mandarine is bit more productive, but maturing about a week later compare to late pheno and 2 weeks to early pheno.
gorilla ganja
Well-known member
Looks like you had some big plant's this year. Shame about the PM and mold. Some years the weather just does not co-operate. Hopefully you still got enough to get you through till next year.
Peace GG
Peace GG
We call those pests Cutworms here and they're a pain in the ass!
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