Honduras sativa
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Hi SolarLogos,
Very happy to see the results of your Honduras breeding
Glad to hear you keep working with the line in pure form.
This year Hondurans look even with fattier colas than previous year. Surprised you comment Honduras finishes even later than Oldtimer's Haze there, here it finishes more than 1 month earlier!
But sure, looks like yours will finish in January, hope they do well until the end!
Very happy to see the results of your Honduras breeding
Glad to hear you keep working with the line in pure form. This year Hondurans look even with fattier colas than previous year. Surprised you comment Honduras finishes even later than Oldtimer's Haze there, here it finishes more than 1 month earlier!
But sure, looks like yours will finish in January, hope they do well until the end!
adriyansunpin
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that is mixed with synthetic marijuana that was created 4 for ppl n D 90’s era . no thanks!
the thc synthetic mj is/was very psycho active! if it is was what ppl claim p.75 from grimm selection if u ask me. either way, i get those assumptions enjoy.
the thc synthetic mj is/was very psycho active! if it is was what ppl claim p.75 from grimm selection if u ask me. either way, i get those assumptions enjoy.
I don't understand any of this ...
Honduras sativa mixed with synthetic marijuana from the 90's? What the fuck is synthetic marijuana and what Honduras has anything to do with Princess selection/C99 breeding? Someone stayed high on the acid train or what?
Well, that's what I think I understood so far from that nonsense, I might be totally wrong though
Well, that's what I think I understood so far from that nonsense, I might be totally wrong though
Maybe they were talking about Diatomaceous Earth???
Was told not to try any of the weed available at Christinia this yearHonduras sativa mixed with synthetic marijuana from the 90's? What the fuck is synthetic marijuana and what Honduras has anything to do with Princess selection/C99 breeding? Someone stayed high on the acid train or what?
Well, that's what I think I understood so far from that nonsense, I might be totally wrong though
It is mixed with "spice" which apparently is a form of synthetic weed,and,that people get physically sick from it
If my memory serves me right,at some point in the 90s,there was a similar 'synthetic" thing going around
Well I remember hearing about synthetic THC, don't know if it's the same but it's garbage IMHO... Just something for retarded people who thinks it's all about THC and nothing else.
It's like those ones who thinks everything about weed is from Holland, world capital of cannabis they say... They have obviously no idea what they're talking about. When I talk to some fellow growers about my weed growing, they all ask what I'm growing like "white widow, northern light, ...". Well you know what I mean. When I tell them I have been growing pure old school Haze/Sativa 17+ weeks flowering strains, they're like "wtf"... Pretty much all "New school" growers don't know anything about above 8 weeks seed-> harvest strains...
Edit: don't know anything about above 8 weeks
It's like those ones who thinks everything about weed is from Holland, world capital of cannabis they say... They have obviously no idea what they're talking about
. When I talk to some fellow growers about my weed growing, they all ask what I'm growing like "white widow, northern light, ...". Well you know what I mean. When I tell them I have been growing pure old school Haze/Sativa 17+ weeks flowering strains, they're like "wtf"... Pretty much all "New school" growers don't know anything about above 8 weeks seed-> harvest strains...Edit: don't know anything about above 8 weeks
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MrFancyPlants
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Hello ACE & friends,
I've started another batch of Honduras seeds for an open pollination project. I have a Mexican/late flowering pheno mother, plus 8 new plants that are just about 4 weeks old. I'd like to see what a Colombian side of the heritage has to offer, but more importantly, back up the line so I can play around with it later. The Mexican side alone makes this line worth keeping. They are just about to be flipped to 11/13.
I am also running some clones of my Honduran mother for flower. These will be scrogged - I'd like to see what this plant can do when grown with a little extra veg time and space for the roots to develop. As you can probably see, I'm currently having some issues with fungus gnats on my first run of these no-till totes, despite a healthy predatory mite population in my soil mix.
Really excited to continue working with this cultivar!
I've started another batch of Honduras seeds for an open pollination project. I have a Mexican/late flowering pheno mother, plus 8 new plants that are just about 4 weeks old. I'd like to see what a Colombian side of the heritage has to offer, but more importantly, back up the line so I can play around with it later. The Mexican side alone makes this line worth keeping. They are just about to be flipped to 11/13.
I am also running some clones of my Honduran mother for flower. These will be scrogged - I'd like to see what this plant can do when grown with a little extra veg time and space for the roots to develop. As you can probably see, I'm currently having some issues with fungus gnats on my first run of these no-till totes, despite a healthy predatory mite population in my soil mix.
Really excited to continue working with this cultivar!
good going mr fancy plants the clover is nice touch...
MrFancyPlants
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Thanks herbgreen! The clover does look nice but it's a great habitat for those damn gnats... Oh well. I suppose a functioning ecosystem has to have its villains to keep the heroes hanging around.
I am eternally thankful for a partner who doesn't get bent out of shape over a tiny fly here and there :yay:
I am eternally thankful for a partner who doesn't get bent out of shape over a tiny fly here and there :yay:
Gnatrol will cure any Fungus Gnats.
MrFancyPlants
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My Honduras plants are now a little over a week into flowering. I can see one definite female and several suspected males, though it is probably too early to tell.
4 of these 8 are especially strong and vigorous:
There are clearly two phenotypes here. The plant at the right/top right stands out for having large fan leaves with deeply-serrated, narrow fingers. I grew another plant from an unrelated line (skunk/blueberry) last year. She had a very similar-looking leaf and structure, and produced purple bracts.
The other 4 plants are somewhat shorter:
They seem a bit more finicky and less vigorous. It may also be they are not as thirsty as the first group, and I have been somewhat overwatering them. This group contains all 3 of the suspected (so, potentially earlier flowering) males.
In the meantime, the clones I am growing for flower are bushing out, and will be ready for the second net soon. It's not the most even scrog but they look like they will reward me mightily nonetheless.
4 of these 8 are especially strong and vigorous:
There are clearly two phenotypes here. The plant at the right/top right stands out for having large fan leaves with deeply-serrated, narrow fingers. I grew another plant from an unrelated line (skunk/blueberry) last year. She had a very similar-looking leaf and structure, and produced purple bracts.
The other 4 plants are somewhat shorter:
They seem a bit more finicky and less vigorous. It may also be they are not as thirsty as the first group, and I have been somewhat overwatering them. This group contains all 3 of the suspected (so, potentially earlier flowering) males.
In the meantime, the clones I am growing for flower are bushing out, and will be ready for the second net soon. It's not the most even scrog but they look like they will reward me mightily nonetheless.
MrFancyPlants
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Hello friends,
I am now about 2.5 weeks into flowering my 9 Hondurans (8 from seed, 1 clone from my first Honduras grow). Of the baby plants from seed, there are 4 males and 4 females. There is quite a bit of variation, in a good way. I'd like to share some pictures and notes. Sorry for the bad (bright and reflective) lighting in many of these, but I hope these document the general natural structure and look of each phenotype at this stage of development. I had not done any pruning up to this point for the same reason.
H4 - male
Height: 19.5''
Shortest of the bunch. Broad leaf. Light green but not quite yellowish like H5. Holds his leaves better as well. Good structure, branchy yet stout. Has the most interesting smell on the stem rub.
H5 - male
Height: 26''
Similar leaf shape to H4, with similar structure, but stretchier, and with droopier top fan leaves. Stem rub is similar to the H2 mother, but not as intense, as more zesty. The top is lightest in color among the siblings, looking almost yellowish under the COBs.
H7 - male
Height: 29''
Tallest male. Thinner leaf, with frequent double serrations. Generally sparser appearance. More perky than H4/H5. Mature fan leaves tend to form an almost 90 degree angle at the stem. Not overly branchy with a more columnar appearance. The smell on the stem rub is faint but distinct.
H9 - male
Height: 26''
Almost a transitional type between H4/H5 an H7, but closer to H7. Wider leaf with fewer if any double serrations. Smell on the stem rub similar to H2 but weaker.
Females to follow...
I am now about 2.5 weeks into flowering my 9 Hondurans (8 from seed, 1 clone from my first Honduras grow). Of the baby plants from seed, there are 4 males and 4 females. There is quite a bit of variation, in a good way. I'd like to share some pictures and notes. Sorry for the bad (bright and reflective) lighting in many of these, but I hope these document the general natural structure and look of each phenotype at this stage of development. I had not done any pruning up to this point for the same reason.
H4 - male
Height: 19.5''
Shortest of the bunch. Broad leaf. Light green but not quite yellowish like H5. Holds his leaves better as well. Good structure, branchy yet stout. Has the most interesting smell on the stem rub.
H5 - male
Height: 26''
Similar leaf shape to H4, with similar structure, but stretchier, and with droopier top fan leaves. Stem rub is similar to the H2 mother, but not as intense, as more zesty. The top is lightest in color among the siblings, looking almost yellowish under the COBs.
H7 - male
Height: 29''
Tallest male. Thinner leaf, with frequent double serrations. Generally sparser appearance. More perky than H4/H5. Mature fan leaves tend to form an almost 90 degree angle at the stem. Not overly branchy with a more columnar appearance. The smell on the stem rub is faint but distinct.
H9 - male
Height: 26''
Almost a transitional type between H4/H5 an H7, but closer to H7. Wider leaf with fewer if any double serrations. Smell on the stem rub similar to H2 but weaker.
Females to follow...
MrFancyPlants
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H6 - female
Height: 34.5''
Wide leaf with shorter petioles, very stretchy toward the top, even after some pinching. Thick, prominent, but less numerous stigmas, compared to H12.First female to show sex.
H10 - female
Height: 34''
Similar to H12, but even closer to H7 in terms of structure and leaf size/shape. Smell on the stem rub has a fine mushroom-like quality to it.
H11 - female
Height: 33.5
Similar to H6 in terms of leaf appearance, but is seems more columnar, like H7/H10. Last in terms of flower development.
H12 - female
Height: 28''
Shortest of the females. Giant fan leaves with thinner, deeply and often double serrated fingers. Very branchy. What I originally thought were male flowers turned out to be tertiary branches. Can't quite make out the stem rub yet.
Happy growing to all, as always!
Height: 34.5''
Wide leaf with shorter petioles, very stretchy toward the top, even after some pinching. Thick, prominent, but less numerous stigmas, compared to H12.First female to show sex.
H10 - female
Height: 34''
Similar to H12, but even closer to H7 in terms of structure and leaf size/shape. Smell on the stem rub has a fine mushroom-like quality to it.
H11 - female
Height: 33.5
Similar to H6 in terms of leaf appearance, but is seems more columnar, like H7/H10. Last in terms of flower development.
H12 - female
Height: 28''
Shortest of the females. Giant fan leaves with thinner, deeply and often double serrated fingers. Very branchy. What I originally thought were male flowers turned out to be tertiary branches. Can't quite make out the stem rub yet.
Happy growing to all, as always!
