Could u give me a source for research?Yes, way different...
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Could u give me a source for research?Yes, way different...
Tangwena's Thread about cob curing Malawi... I unintentionally pissed people off in that thread by simply asking too many questions some time back but I still look up their work... Enjoy...Could u give me a source for research?
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Do you think they are too green?Plants are looking green.
Is there a chance that their shoes are overly wet or cold? I'm asking because of the leaves pointing down.
Looking at the temperatures i wonder if you can throw a blanket or two over the tent to insulate it a little.
No, i don't think so. They're alright.Do you think they are too green?
Ah yea, that explains it. Thanks for the reply.I've just installed the irrigation system and the soil has to be very moist for that. That will subside over the next few days.
Lovely bro, I wish you the best, you'll have a ton of bud from these...Hey guys,
Flowering Day 21:
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Zamaldelica:
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Golden Tiger 3:
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Purple Haze x Malawi:
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The lamp above the Purple Haze x Malawi is set to 100% (250W), while the lamp above the Golden Tiger or the Zamaldelica is set to 80%.
I have noticed that the Golden Tiger always hangs a little more than the PuMa.
The pots weigh the same.
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Cheyos
Am very late but...Alot of the reasons people get "herms" from sativas indoors is the flip from 18/6 to 12/12, sativas come from equatorial areas where the longest day of the year is around 14 hours and the shortest around 12, so i would lower the lights gradually from now until they are at 12/12. Besides the herm thing sativas naturally veg for a while under 12/12 as in their ancestral habitat, thats roughly how long the days are most of the year. So flipping to 12/12 will shock the plants more than any indoor cultivar/hybrid etc etc, and it will veg for a VERY long time, not only this but the onset to flower will be longer when you actually do flip. If you lower the lights gradually... (whatever works best, ive lowered by 5 in the evening and five in the morning until flower before, you can do whatever suits you, the more gradual the change the better, it can still take the same amount of time to do so, just incremental)...the plants will flower closer to 14 light hours if you lower gradually. Of course there is always nuances and outliers but most pure sativas will respond in these ways unless having been worked quite a bit or hybridisedHey folks,
my first sativa run is currently underway with three genetics from ACE Seeds. These are the following strains:
- Purple Haze x Malawi
- Zamaldelica
- Golden Tiger (3rd Thai-Dominant Version)
I am currently growing three plants of each strain in 1-liter airpots. In the long term, I would like to keep three plants to cultivate them in my tent (1.2 m x 1.2 m x 2.2 m) under a 500 watt lamp. The plan is to repot them in 15-liter fabric pots soon.
However, I'm not sure how long I should keep the plants in the vegetation phase (18/6). The Golden Tiger in particular is growing much faster than the other varieties, which is starting to worry me.
My plan is to top all the plants from the third node onwards, shortly before flowering a second time and - depending on development - possibly a third time (probably at the start of flowering). After that, the few main shoots will be woven into a SCROG net.
Here are a few photos:
VT8:
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VT6:
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I hope the growth rate is recognizable in the pictures.
I have two final questions:
What do you think of my plan?
When should I send them into flower?
Kind regards
Cheyos720
Nice! Exciting grow with super cool genetics I grow Thai & Burmese Landrace/Heirloom sativas. I like to get the seedlings up to about 4 or 5 nodes high, then I drop light hrs on down to 14 then 13 then 12 over 3 days and then you can usually sex them to pull males out if needed. Then I bump the light hrs back up to 14-16 hrs on to veg them up into your final pot size. They don't typically need 18 hrs light, they aren't used to it and they might grow too big under too many lights on hours, but you can if you like. When I flip I drop to 11 hrs on or even 10 to ensure full flower without re-veg and usually earlier finishing with less light hrs on. Have fun man, looking goodHey folks,
my first sativa run is currently underway with three genetics from ACE Seeds. These are the following strains:
- Purple Haze x Malawi
- Zamaldelica
- Golden Tiger (3rd Thai-Dominant Version)
I am currently growing three plants of each strain in 1-liter airpots. In the long term, I would like to keep three plants to cultivate them in my tent (1.2 m x 1.2 m x 2.2 m) under a 500 watt lamp. The plan is to repot them in 15-liter fabric pots soon.
However, I'm not sure how long I should keep the plants in the vegetation phase (18/6). The Golden Tiger in particular is growing much faster than the other varieties, which is starting to worry me.
My plan is to top all the plants from the third node onwards, shortly before flowering a second time and - depending on development - possibly a third time (probably at the start of flowering). After that, the few main shoots will be woven into a SCROG net.
Here are a few photos:
VT8:
View attachment 19116169
VT6:
View attachment 19116212
I hope the growth rate is recognizable in the pictures.
I have two final questions:
What do you think of my plan?
When should I send them into flower?
Kind regards
Cheyos720
Thanks for the message.Nice! Exciting grow with super cool genetics I grow Thai & Burmese Landrace/Heirloom sativas. I like to get the seedlings up to about 4 or 5 nodes high, then I drop light hrs on down to 14 then 13 then 12 over 3 days and then you can usually sex them to pull males out if needed. Then I bump the light hrs back up to 14-16 hrs on to veg them up into your final pot size. They don't typically need 18 hrs light, they aren't used to it and they might grow too big under too many lights on hours, but you can if you like. When I flip I drop to 11 hrs on or even 10 to ensure full flower without re-veg and usually earlier finishing with less light hrs on. Have fun man, looking good
I'd recommend to make an even canopy and go with full light intensity onto the plants early. Your lights might be too far away. Tropicals will etiolate and stretch a lot with lower light intensities producing longer internodes.
Hey guys,
Flowering Day 37 (9 days since 11/13):
Group photo:
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Purple Haze x Malawi:
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Zamaldelica:
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Golden Tiger 3rd Thai Dominant Version:
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They have been stretching much less since 11/13. The net is well filled and the result is really impressive in my opinion!
I just have one question: can I still lollipop/defoliate now? Or is it too late for that?
Regards
Cheyos720