Looks like a carpet with such leaves
@goingrey hehehehe If you find that they completely block the light from reaching the bud sites, you might want to consider removing some of the fan leaves.
ErdPurt
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Looks like a carpet with such leaves
@goingrey hehehehe If you find that they completely block the light from reaching the bud sites, you might want to consider removing some of the fan leaves.weedsmoker420
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My Erdpurt plants are harvested and in jars now.
Erdpurt #1:
Nice solid nugs, smell is earthy and mild. The high is quite relaxing, not particularly narcotic but also not very suitable for intense physical activity.
Erdpurt #2:
More leafy and hairy, highest yield but also developed a significant amount of male flowers while ripening (haven't found any seeds yet, though). Similar in smell and effect to #1 but less strong. This one is not a keeper unfortunately.
Erdpurt #3:
Low yield of small, fluffy buds, sugar leaves are pretty crystally so I barely trimmed it at all. The smell is stronger and more piney/fresh than the other two. High is more "up" and clear, relaxed but can still be motivated to go out and do stuff. IMO it's the winner of the group.
All three plants have a sort of anti-anxiety, tension releasing effect that reminds me of other high CBD bud I've tried, so I'd guess there is a decent amount of CBD in them. That's the main reason I decided to grow this strain, I wanted a balance of THC:CBD and this one fits that bill for sure.
I'm keeping a clone of #3 to run again. It's only in a 4-inch pot, but I'm hoping that vigorous pruning and 20+ hours of light will keep it from flowering. So far it seems to be working.
Thanks to @dubi for keeping this strain around, and also for all the helpful participation in the discussion about it! <3 I just planted some Ethiopian seeds so hopefully I'll be in that thread soon with progress on them...
Erdpurt #1:
Nice solid nugs, smell is earthy and mild. The high is quite relaxing, not particularly narcotic but also not very suitable for intense physical activity.
Erdpurt #2:
More leafy and hairy, highest yield but also developed a significant amount of male flowers while ripening (haven't found any seeds yet, though). Similar in smell and effect to #1 but less strong. This one is not a keeper unfortunately.
Erdpurt #3:
Low yield of small, fluffy buds, sugar leaves are pretty crystally so I barely trimmed it at all. The smell is stronger and more piney/fresh than the other two. High is more "up" and clear, relaxed but can still be motivated to go out and do stuff. IMO it's the winner of the group.
All three plants have a sort of anti-anxiety, tension releasing effect that reminds me of other high CBD bud I've tried, so I'd guess there is a decent amount of CBD in them. That's the main reason I decided to grow this strain, I wanted a balance of THC:CBD and this one fits that bill for sure.
I'm keeping a clone of #3 to run again. It's only in a 4-inch pot, but I'm hoping that vigorous pruning and 20+ hours of light will keep it from flowering. So far it seems to be working.
Thanks to @dubi for keeping this strain around, and also for all the helpful participation in the discussion about it! <3 I just planted some Ethiopian seeds so hopefully I'll be in that thread soon with progress on them...
Truly resinous old school hashplant indica buds @weedsmoker420 
Glad you found a kepper of your taste and that the effects delivers the effects you were seeking in this strain. Please keep us updated on your future rounds with her and on your Ethiopian grow, thanks always to you! 
Glad you found a kepper of your taste and that the effects delivers the effects you were seeking in this strain. Please keep us updated on your future rounds with her and on your Ethiopian grow, thanks always to you! 
@weedsmoker420 Very nice work. I like the look of EP flowers very much. They have a good appeal. Enjoy
goingrey
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So the Erdpurt grow was an almost total failure for me. Ended up with just some tiny leafy buds. Maybe it never recovered from the low temps early on, who knows.
Tastes pretty good, not exactly like it but something along the lines of a Bubba.
Doesn't get you as stoned as the same amount of vapor inhaled from other strains would, must be a CBD-heavy pheno. The buzz is a kind of slightly drunk feeling.
revegeta666
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max_power2024
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Hey Folks,
this is my first post. And my first outdoor grow and its a lot of fun
I grow outdoor at 50° and my plant is 135cm height. The ph value ist around 6 to 7.
Some Leafes look not so healthy and have a really vertical sighting.I thought it could be magnesium or nitrogen deficiet.
I tried one hand of epsum salt on top of the soil and after that i watered it. But there ist no reaction :/
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I have also one malawi x nl auto and one zalmadelica auto, they are small but really healthy and have a good bud production
They have all the same soil.
Thank you.
Ciao
this is my first post. And my first outdoor grow and its a lot of fun
I grow outdoor at 50° and my plant is 135cm height. The ph value ist around 6 to 7.
Some Leafes look not so healthy and have a really vertical sighting.I thought it could be magnesium or nitrogen deficiet.
I tried one hand of epsum salt on top of the soil and after that i watered it. But there ist no reaction :/
.
I have also one malawi x nl auto and one zalmadelica auto, they are small but really healthy and have a good bud production
They have all the same soil.
Thank you.
Ciao
regentag
Well-known member
Looks a lot like Leaf Septoria unfortunately.
regentag
Well-known member
My second EP, who is untouched and without light deprivation, recovers well in the soil I also topped her with some organic feedings. My first Erdpurt is already in the Jar
She has countless branches and was the one with the triploid tendencies. All the branches grew asymmetrically around the stem. Really don't know if I can finish her that way.
She has countless branches and was the one with the triploid tendencies. All the branches grew asymmetrically around the stem. Really don't know if I can finish her that way.
revegeta666
Not ICMag Donor
I agree with the septoria @max_power2024 remove all the affected leaves and be careful not to touch any other parts of the plant.
max_power2024
Member
Okay, thank you guys you are awsome !!
I will remove the infected leaves and hope the best
I will remove the infected leaves and hope the best
revegeta666
Not ICMag Donor
Yeah it's late to spray anything. Maybe I would move the healthy plants away from that area if possible
max_power2024
Member
Or maybe hydrogen peroxid ? I used it succesfully against mildew
revegeta666
Not ICMag Donor
I don't spray anything at all in flower. Others in the forum do. I personally would try to take away the infected parts as long as there's enough healthy leaves to finish the cycle. And then if it comes back maybe worry about a more drastic solution. That's your choice though
TresPlantas
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Two Erdpurts with some yellowing leaves. Not sure what it is, since it occurs in the upper part of the plant.
Shows pink pistills and smells very citrusy.
Shows pink pistills and smells very citrusy.
Erdpurt coming close to the finish line in south germany (BG 49.1)
All very citrus, 3/4 with pink pistels, some with black ones also.
Germinated early june and put them into 5 Gal pots around first july until now.
Made a Cross with Bangi Haze by myself and will use these next year.
All very citrus, 3/4 with pink pistels, some with black ones also.
Germinated early june and put them into 5 Gal pots around first july until now.
Made a Cross with Bangi Haze by myself and will use these next year.
Hola @TresPlantas a pleasure to meet your ErdPurts
similar expresssion to the ones from @MuluMulu The yellowing seems to me to be related to ph and/or nutrient issues. Do you measure the pH during waterings and feedings? Has it gotten worse? She must be close to harvest if she hasn't been harvested already. Please, let us know!
