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Grandpa’s Red Lemon Thai by Prempavee

GrandpaMillenial

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bud shots! 51F at 10/14

plant 1
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plant 2

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plant 3

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plant 5

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plant 6

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plant 1 is getting an unpleasant smell,

plant 2 is still strong with the menthol

plant 3 is still mango, but unfortunately seems to have the tightest buds

plant 5 is pulling through and has my attention

1,2,5 look like they might stretch a bit and give me a nice mini-spear shape

6 is looking like a true long time sativa over 7 weeks of 10/14 and just building her first flowering clusters
 

RobFromTX

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These sure do look like the real deal to me, everything a sativa landrace should have. Beautiful plant structure, thin leaves, extreme nutrient sensitivity. May i ask how you acquired the red lemon thai as i didn't see it listed when i ordered? I think I'll just throw my squirrel tails in some FFOF and run them without adding any nutes. Thais dont seem to need a lot of help
 

GrandpaMillenial

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These sure do look like the real deal to me, everything a sativa landrace should have. Beautiful plant structure, thin leaves, extreme nutrient sensitivity. May i ask how you acquired the red lemon thai as i didn't see it listed when i ordered? I think I'll just throw my squirrel tails in some FFOF and run them without adding any nutes. Thais dont seem to need a lot of help

I had been following a few cannabis growers in thailand and she had a contest. Drop some names get some beans. I was in the right place at the right time.

btw plant 1 has been suffering and i got to the bottom of the situation. That back right corner of my tent is just the harshest part of the tent.

I swapped front left (3) with bacxk right (1) and now the problems with leaf tips curling are starting to appear on plant 3.

also also they are cloning super easily.

Here is plant 6 after 2 weeks in a glass of water on the window sill.

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GrandpaMillenial

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These sure do look like the real deal to me, everything a sativa landrace should have. Beautiful plant structure, thin leaves, extreme nutrient sensitivity. May i ask how you acquired the red lemon thai as i didn't see it listed when i ordered? I think I'll just throw my squirrel tails in some FFOF and run them without adding any nutes. Thais dont seem to need a lot of help

also,

I started all my seeds in straight up happy frog.

I would recommend the following

1 bag happy frog (take just enough out to fill up you dixie cups)
1 bag ocean forest
2 gallons perlite
2 Tblsp of powdered dolomitic lime per gallon

mix well grow that in some fabric pots

i usually add a bit of gypsum, epsom, molasses to my purified water

i’ve given like a tsp of fish emulsion here and there but thats more to feed the microbes no where near a full dose
 

RobFromTX

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also,

I started all my seeds in straight up happy frog.

I would recommend the following

1 bag happy frog (take just enough out to fill up you dixie cups)
1 bag ocean forest
2 gallons perlite
2 Tblsp of powdered dolomitic lime per gallon

mix well grow that in some fabric pots

i usually add a bit of gypsum, epsom, molasses to my purified water

i’ve given like a tsp of fish emulsion here and there but thats more to feed the microbes no where near a full dose
Thanks for the info buddy. Ive had good results with blackstrap molasses. plants just love it. What size pots are you flowering in?
 

GrandpaMillenial

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Thanks for the info buddy. Ive had good results with blackstrap molasses. plants just love it. What size pots are you flowering in?

I start in dixie / red solo cups

sometimes if i have a lot of plants, then i step up to these 1.7 gallon plastic pots
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Bit i been finishing off in these 5 gallon fabrics, i like these one with the sown on handles.

They use different thread on top to designate size mine are light blue

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RobFromTX

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I start in dixie / red solo cups

sometimes if i have a lot of plants, then i step up to these 1.7 gallon plastic pots
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Bit i been finishing off in these 5 gallon fabrics, i like these one with the sown on handles.

They use different thread on top to designate size mine are light blue

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Yeah i certainly have a love/hate relationship with fabric pots. The water where im at is so loaded with calcium and they get messy and clogged up real fast. I think i'll start mine of in 2gallon fabrics and finish them in my 5gallon plastics. Im going to try to get as many prempavee varieties as i can for my seed collection. I mean if they're about to re-illegalize cannabis in Thailand then they'll shut her down for sure
 

RobFromTX

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Couldn't help myself decided to pop some phuphan squirrel tail. I'll say this much on the matter. For a landrace sativa these seeds are huge. The thai varieties ive collected from Real Seeds were half this size
 

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BC LONE WOLF

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How are those chang mais coming along friend?

That are coming along pretty good, buds are reflowering. I did early pollination so seeds are gonna have lots of time to mature.
Got pictures but don’t want to derail from thread main subject.

I’m finding taller pheno is faster at bud building and has a fresh green, lemon grass, citrus smell, foxtail.
The short pheno is very compact, tight node, more leafy, slower bud building and smell more on the mango/lemon slight sweet fresh green.

To my eyes they are worth keeping based on how opposite their structures are.
 

RobFromTX

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That are coming along pretty good, buds are reflowering. I did early pollination so seeds are gonna have lots of time to mature.
Got pictures but don’t want to derail from thread main subject.

I’m finding taller pheno is faster at bud building and has a fresh green, lemon grass, citrus smell, foxtail.
The short pheno is very compact, tight node, more leafy, slower bud building and smell more on the mango/lemon slight sweet fresh green.

To my eyes they are worth keeping based on how opposite their structures are.
Great to hear things are moving along well. Yeah i plan to make a squirrel tail thread for this run so i don't further derail grandpas thread
 

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