La primera semana de Diciembre parece entrar con tiempo más pacifico, soleado y menos frío, que la pasada segunda mitad de Noviembre.
Pronostican para estos próximos 7 días, que las mínimas nocturnas podrían oscilar entre 0 a 6°C, y las mínimas diurnas a la sombra entre los 11 y 15°C, en esta parte norte de más Sierra y los valles próximos....
La Green OldTimers Haze (A.C.E., nacida el 17-Junio) sigue engordando cálices y exudando resina.
Creo que para un clima mediterráneo costero español medio, como el de Valencia, esta planta quizá la cosechasen allá hoy. Pero en mi clima de interior mucho más continentalizado y de serranía (800 metros altitud, aprox), creo que se dilatará entre una a dos semanas más (?)....
Esta mañana:
The first week of December seems to enter with more peaceful, sunny and less cold weather than the second half of November.
The forecast for the next 7 days is that nighttime lows could range from 0 to 6°C, and daytime lows in the shade between 11 and 15°C, in this northern part of the Sierra and the next valleys.....
The Green OldTimers Haze (A.C.E., born 17-June) is still fattening calyxes and exuding resin.
I think that for an average Spanish coastal Mediterranean climate, like Valencia, this plant might be harvested there today. But in my inland climate, much more continentalised and in the mountains (800 metres altitude, approx), I think it will take one to two weeks more (?)....
In the moornig:
...Y más teniendo en cuenta que nació el 17 de Junio, y que es un cuarto Haze A de Nevil...y la mitad, Haze de OldTimer, Kaiki y Dubi...
...And even more considering that he was born on June 17th, and that he is a quarter Haze A of Nevil...and half of it, Haze of OldTimer, Kaiki and Dubi...
Hello Montuno I wanted to show you this picture because it looks very familiar to what are you growing currently… this is the original Haze … Hola Montuno Quería mostrarte esta foto porque se ve muy familiar con lo que estás cultivando actualmente… esta es la Haze original
Como ya os comenté, el gran numero de hojas esconde e impide apreciar el enorme volmen de las flores de mi Green OldTimers Haze #19 x A5 Haze (A.C.E.)... Ella es así de recatada...
De noche podéis apreciar mejor de lo que hablo... Y recordad que nació tan tarde como el 17-Junio, y que hemos tenido el Noviembre (con heladas y tormentas de granizo incluidas) más frío que se recuerda.
Aqui tenéis a mi gordita un poco más "al desnudo"; ella es así, sin maquillaje ni fotoshop...:
As I already told you, the large number of leaves hides and prevents to appreciate the huge volume of the flowers of my Green OldTimers Haze #19 x A5 Haze (A.C.E.)... She's that demure...
At night you can better appreciate what I'm talking about.... And remember that she was born as late as 17-June, and that we have had the coldest November (with frost and hail storms included) in living memory.
Here you have my chubby girl a bit more "naked"; she is like that, without make-up or photoshop....:
Realmente luce estupenda primo, enhorabuena .
No quiero imaginarme cómo hubiese sido si la pones quince días antes. En mi humilde opinión estas bichas se retrasan si las pones tarde. Igual la tenías ya colgada...
Indeed, and this is what I regretted in this same thread a long time ago: "if I had planted it earlier and with less "chicha" (chicken manure) in the soil", perhaps it would have started to flower earlier...
And if you plant it in May in your orchard, in your climate and with your hand, the main bud in its swaying will knock over an orange tree, heh....
In my climate, in a good year, I estimate that it would ideally be harvested between the 7th and 15th of December, anyway. As I also said in another message, in your Mediterranean climate I think it would be around 1-December...
Then I show you the lower branches and flowers...