Here's a pic to show you the incredible size of the stem. She's a little sequoia. You can clearly see the effect of supercropping
ErdPurt
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Here's a pic to show you the incredible size of the stem. She's a little sequoia. You can clearly see the effect of supercropping
That's an interesting point to take in consideration when growing ErdPurt outdoors, especially in wet climates. ErdPurt has a very columnar structure and untopped produces a huge main cola which can easily get mold outdoors in wet climates, so despite the strain doesn't react very fast to topping, sometimes to top the main cola is recommended so the plant distributes the flower production with smaller buds all over the plant that handle better the mold.
NENugger
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Hi Kalbhairav, not feeding anything yet. Haven't checked run off. I'll check and let you know.
right now it's used FFOF soil and water. I think you see the yellowish leaves of Queen mother
6-17 Update
6-17 Update
Hello my friends. Here is my Erdpurts that I have outside. They have had the hell beaten out of them by wind and rain. They look healthy considering the weather this spring.
Erdpurt #1
Erdpurt #2
This panama x PCK hasn't faired so well. I'm going to let her go and see if she can recover.
She could be in the ugly plant contest. Peace
6-17 Update
Hello my friends. Here is my Erdpurts that I have outside. They have had the hell beaten out of them by wind and rain. They look healthy considering the weather this spring.
Erdpurt #1
Erdpurt #2
This panama x PCK hasn't faired so well. I'm going to let her go and see if she can recover.
She could be in the ugly plant contest. Peace
farmer's Erdpurt's
farmer's Erdpurt's
Theorganicguy, I'm looking forward to your next update. Here is some pictures of my outdoor Erdpurt's, one Original Glue and my trifoliate Panama D/C.
Erdpurt #1 I will feed her again today after the ground dries out a little bit. Had a real nice rain last night, everything is still wet.
Erdpurt #2
This is my Original Glue, the ugly plant in the picture is a Panama x PCK. I really should cull her, but she is fighting so hard to live.
This is the canopy of my trifoliate Panama D/C.
This is a whole plant shot. there is a Blueberry sharing the same bag. Kind of hard to tell where one ends and the other continues.
I'm not trying to be off topic with the Erdpurt thread, just sharing. Have a great weekend. Peace
farmer's Erdpurt's
Theorganicguy, I'm looking forward to your next update. Here is some pictures of my outdoor Erdpurt's, one Original Glue and my trifoliate Panama D/C.
Erdpurt #1 I will feed her again today after the ground dries out a little bit. Had a real nice rain last night, everything is still wet.
Erdpurt #2
This is my Original Glue, the ugly plant in the picture is a Panama x PCK. I really should cull her, but she is fighting so hard to live.
This is the canopy of my trifoliate Panama D/C.
This is a whole plant shot. there is a Blueberry sharing the same bag. Kind of hard to tell where one ends and the other continues.
I'm not trying to be off topic with the Erdpurt thread, just sharing. Have a great weekend. Peace
Hi farmerlion, just call me theo
Don't kill that poor panamaxpck, I bet she has much to offer! I think that: "without looking in the dirt, you wouldn't find pearls"
Here's my erdpurt. Proudly growing with her three colas. TOday I supercropped her. Her stem start smelling heavily of chemical/pine. I can't wait to see her flowering! Maybe I can still manage to top her one more time before she starts flowering.
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Have a nice day
Theo, I culled her today. She was growing, but all new growth was still sickly in appearance. She had her chance, weak genetics seal their own fate.
Peace brother
Peace brother
Hi NENugger,
I would follow Kalbhairav' advice to make sure the ph and ec of your waterings and feedings are in the correct range. Let me know if you have any doubt.
Hi Theorganicguy,
I don't recommend to prune a pure indica like ErdPurt so early.
Unless it is completely necessary, it's better to prune a plant from seed when it has reached its sexual maturity, otherwise you can stress the plant too much and induce hermie tendencies.
Pure indicas also don't react very well to such aggressive topping at such early stage of life, it stops its growth in a crucial moment and the indica hasn't developed yet the hormones to produce a proper branching, most of its hormones are focused in the apical main stem, especially when the indica is so young.
Thanks Dubi, your insights and knowledge help many growers reading these threads.
Peace
Peace
July 8th Update
July 8th Update
Hello all, these wholes had better light last season. I will have to make new holes next season for the outdoor plants. They are getting diminished light until about 11am. Then they get full sun the balance of the day.
Erdpurt #1
Erdpurt #2
The ground beneath and around the holes dug is hard as a rock. So even though they are in natural soil. I'm sure they are root bound and stunted in growth.
If I can get larger holes dug and filled with good soil. I'm sure these plants will perform a lot better. Being shaded doesn't help matters any this season either.
That said, these ladies have been through the gauntlet of storms, high winds and driving rains. Though they are small they have impressed me with resilience. Peace
July 8th Update
Hello all, these wholes had better light last season. I will have to make new holes next season for the outdoor plants. They are getting diminished light until about 11am. Then they get full sun the balance of the day.
Erdpurt #1
Erdpurt #2
The ground beneath and around the holes dug is hard as a rock. So even though they are in natural soil. I'm sure they are root bound and stunted in growth.
If I can get larger holes dug and filled with good soil. I'm sure these plants will perform a lot better. Being shaded doesn't help matters any this season either.
That said, these ladies have been through the gauntlet of storms, high winds and driving rains. Though they are small they have impressed me with resilience. Peace
Erdpurt male proudly showing off his balls
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I am going to pollinate my ZamaldelicaXKali China with it. My goal is to create a plant with great terpenes and cbd.
Happy growing!
Excellent idea Theorganicguy
Zamaldelica x Kali China has outstanding terpene intensity and quality, and ErdPurt easily adds high CBD content to its hybrids and classic earthy, piney, hashy aromas too.
The large purple ErdPurt female is a real beauty
glad to she her already starting to flower, hope she finishes before the bad weather comes. Best wishes!
