Green Mountain Seeds distribution agreement with ACE Seeds
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vermontman
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GMG and mountain gold day 11 flower, no veg. I mistakenly let the Panama x Mawali veg a week in my other tent and I'm paying dearly as there's no more vertical room in that tent. Very excited to see how these do. Ended up with 4 mountain gold females and 7 GMG females. On my own mental note is GNG female 5, which is already purple stems
vermontman
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Hello @sgka!
Looks like tent is ready to rock!
Thank you for sharing and please keep us updated.
CHEERS!
bigbouncykev
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@vermontman hi, do you know rough finishing times for growing Northern Europe 50.5° N and above for the GMG and purple satellite? cheers
dilettante
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First week of October for Purple Satellite. I took mine this year on the 30th of September.
bigbouncykev
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cheers mate. roll on spring. when did you put them out?
dilettante
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Mid April. I was fearing a dry spring and wanted them to have established themselves before the 6 weeks of no rain. Guerilla style.
vermontman
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Firstly @dilettante!
I appreciate you chiming in! It's always great to have that kind of information.
And for @bigbouncykev the Green Mountain Grape should come in a bit sooner at 42 North I have had some phenos of Grape come in first week to third week September, when Purple Satellite regularly comes in third week Sept. I also noticed the flowering time on a mine grown South East slope where it gets direct all day sun come in a little faster than my neighbor friend down the road gets most day sun but on more of a South West Slope.
Hope that helps.
CHEERS to you both!
These will be week 3 flower on Monday.
@vermontman have you noticed the GMG having sensitivity to nutrients? Everyone here is getting the same feed, around 1.4 EC, and a few of the females are having leaf clawing (back left). Everyone else seems to be happy in both tents
@vermontman have you noticed the GMG having sensitivity to nutrients? Everyone here is getting the same feed, around 1.4 EC, and a few of the females are having leaf clawing (back left). Everyone else seems to be happy in both tents
exoticrobotic
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Beautiful trichome shotsNext round.. Zacatecas Tribute flowerday 39 cut #4
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What a Beauty, tropical fruits is the way to go.
How fast was your fastest Zacateca ?
vermontman
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Hello @Birmaan!Next round.. Zacatecas Tribute flowerday 39 cut #4
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What a Beauty, tropical fruits is the way to go.
How fast was your fastest Zacateca ?
WAY TO GROW!!
I am currently living vicariously through you!
I got whacked with broads mites! UUUGGGHHHH! And my Zacatecas cuts got it first! So scrubbing that grow. So nice to see you powering on!
CHEERS!
vermontman
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Hello @sgka!
No I have not noticed that with GMG except with my hopefully passed rage with broad mites, again UUUGGHHHH!
And I attributed the crippled leaves to something nutrient based. That being said I have never measured my nutes. But al in all your tent seems to have progressed terrifically since your last post. Please keep us updated!
Great grows all!
PS It just occurred to me upon taking a second look at your plants clawing and that is what my plants looked like when I got broad mites and I thought at first it was nutes. So I just watered with straight water but nothing changed so i raised the lights a bit, still the same and it just didn't make sense. So I ordered a new a hand held up to 200X power LED lit scope up to power. I picked a couple leaves laid them upside down on the table scoped them and there they were under the bottom of the leaves.
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vermontman
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My current grow of Mulanje Gold
Clone B. I love her she is compact sweet, potent and and best no herms even in or out!
Clone B. I love her she is compact sweet, potent and and best no herms even in or out!
vermontman
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Oaxacan Gold clone C X Mulanje Gold
A bit disappointing, But! two out of three had early herm.
Like I had said earlier in the thread. You think you have the greatest potential cross and the genetics chimes in and says!
I don't think so! HAHA But I guess that's how we keep learning.
A bit disappointing, But! two out of three had early herm.
Like I had said earlier in the thread. You think you have the greatest potential cross and the genetics chimes in and says!
I don't think so! HAHA But I guess that's how we keep learning.
vermontman
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Last but not least my new African trial.
Kilimanjaro and Moshi!
The Moshi looks like a bust! Only one female and to many herms but so far the Kilimanjaro import is interesting.
Kilimanjaro and Moshi!
The Moshi looks like a bust! Only one female and to many herms but so far the Kilimanjaro import is interesting.
Three years ago I grew Purple satelite here at 50 north in British Columbia at 600m elevation. Mine finished easily by the end of September.
ZomVee
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How'd you like it?
