Going African

[Highlighter]

keepem coming folks jejeje

Hey Chaman, your wish is my command!

These Power Malawi's are really impressing me! Both girls are near identical.The third one still has not completely expressed, just primordial "shovelheads".
Anyway, here's the two girls:

Power Malawi #1



Power Malawi #2

 

[DimeBag65]

those ladies are looking great highlighter!! they are really nice and healthy looking as well. Hope you pull a bountiful harvest and i will be watching as things progress for you. Keep up the great work, and i will catch you soon.

 

[Highlighter]

Thx Dime! What the hell you doin' up so early?

Here's the three Congo girls, still one left of undetermined sex.



Congo #1


Congo #3, the untopped one.


Congo #5

BTW, no Lyme, I tested positive for ehrlichiosis, another tick-borne disease.
Lil bastards!

 

[Herbalistic]

Óla Lighter & others!!!

Impressive work with your babie´s, I reaaly do thing that yield is not going to be a factor with this grow. Damn, I would want to be in your pants now and certainly then, when you harvets all these African genetic´s!

I think that the Power Malawi is going to be your best yielder, or not, well see about that...

Happy gardening & enjoy of hte summer with your family!!!

Adios

 

[charlie garcia]

Looking great HL..
hope they finish on time so you can enjoy them well

 

[esbe]

simply beautiful bro!

 

[BACKCOUNTRY]

Beautiful plants! I love the huge leaves! African genetics have always interested me!

 

[Guest]

Ah looking great! I dieing to see some of these flower
But they look really heathly and great size!
~best of luck

 

[medjool]

Highlighter, you must be thrilled with your plants !!!
WOW they are gorgeous.... exotic... lovely....

I hope this new lyme disease ? you can get well ???
no after effects ?

your plants will cheer you up no matter what...

 

[Paddi]

They are reallly beautiful. They will grow monsters

Paddi

 

[Highlighter]

Thank for all the replies guys! At this point in the season, it really helps. Keeps me lugging water. Finally have gotten some hot weather, w/ no rain in too long a time. When I took pics yesterday, I was bummed to see a little wilt in Congo #5. She had gotten 1/2 gal that A.M. I am using polymers, but I worry.
This A.M. I went out @ 5:30, coming back, as I was 30 ft. from the trail, I spied this lady who walks her dogs early. I did a face-plant into the huckleberries, turning on my side so my blue dayback, full of empty jugs, wouldn't be sticking up. Fearful the dogs would pick up my scent. They went by.
I've had close calls w/ this lady before, but that was the closest! She is usually out @ 6:30. Guess I have to get up earlier, but you know how it is...

Herbalistic, yield is never a concern w/ me, but this is looking like a banner year, and you might be right about those Power Malawi's! :wink:

charlie garcia, nice to have you stop in! The Power Malawi's are supposed to need til the end of Oct. so that's what I worry about the most, as far as what finishes. I will be crossing the early-flowering male Nigerian w/ them in hopes of shortening up their flowering time.

Paddi, esbe, BACKCOUNTRY, neilspotshop, & medjool; Seeing all of your various gardens going, I'm honored to be within your ranks! Your kudos is my reward!

Medjool, in my line of work, I am hyper-aware of ticks, just comes w/ the turf. As soon as I got those fever chills/achy joints, I knew what was up. Gotta get on the anti-B's quick or your screwed.
The job I got it from, that area has a very high rate. The customer is a lovely woman, smart & cultured, but she's had Lyme for a while now, and her short term memory is gone. She prefaces anything she says w/ "Have I told you this before?" and of course when she starts, it's something she told us 5 m ago, and we ALL end up laughing! She's a good sport, but it's really sad.That's what happens when you don't get diagnosed quickly.

Again, thank you all! Your responses help get my ass outta bed @ 5 A.M.!

 

[moe]

very nice but how cannabis could grow in africa ?
cannabis need so much water, no ?

 

[Highlighter]

Welcome moe! Africa is a huge, vast continent. South Africa and the surrounding countries are the best known areas for pot-growing, but up by the equator, Ghana, Nigeria, and the Congo areas produce cannabis as well.
Even in dry, arid Ethiopia, the revered Ethiopian Highland pot reigns supreme.
After all, the plant is a "weed", and can adapt to many conditions.
Hope this helps create a better understanding!

 

[moe]

i see so much seeds that was too dry to go up in the soil
then i let the soil very wet now.
there's something magic with the plant, when u see how she can turn to take the sun

 

[AGG]

Hello Highlighter

Really nice work with african genetics

peace

AGG

 

[Browser]

Lovely looking plants!

 

[Bacchus]

High - Did you end up with 2 Nigerian females? Your plants are looking nice and healthy, any concerns on them finishing before a frost comes?

 

[Highlighter]

Hey Bacchus, yeah, two females, three males. Kept two males.
I'll be showing the girls off in a few days, as they've been put in disciplinary positions last week. Check back for some before/after shots!

I have concerns w/ the Power Malawi's and Congo's finishing, and the LMN gear I have no idea.
I have no doubt the Nigerians, Nigerian Nightmare's, and Early Durban's will be done late sept/ early oct. The Congo's are listed as mid-late oct. and the Power Malawi's are said to go til end of oct. I want to hit them both up w/ Nigerian pollen to shorten up their finishing time.
I'll also be making Congo f2's as well as crossing the Congo w/ the Angola X Banghi, let those Banghi genes recombine! :wink:

Cheers AGG & Browser, thanks for stopping by!

 

[la mano negra]

Buenos dias

the Cantarelas finish at the beginning of November

Angola red x banghi








esb/hw x haze

 

[highonthechroni]

Nice tree's