Honduras sativa
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HID while the previous crop was flowering, LED between crops and while the current crop was vegging, now under HID again for a couple of weeks.
Might need to be 10/14 if it’s more of the longer type.
Hey, i have a honduras outdoor, it is in week 18 now! It was an accidental grow by throwing away the soil of the not germinated seeds!
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Hi @dubi!
Thank you for your answer and the welcome! This plant is amazing and tough and i am a little bit sad, that she is suffering! I can not say for sure how long she is in flower, as i am running her at 11/13 from start. (last week in march) But i think she is in week 4 or 5?
I am growing on soil plagron light mix in 9 l pot! Yes, ph was out of range! I checked ph and it was at 5 to 5.2 in drain. Too much salt due to overfeeding, i think!
Do you think i could try to transplant her to new media as a last option?
I'm very sorry for the late reply, @Siku. If you're having EC and pH problems in the first third of flowering, or even halfway through, and you're growing long-flowering sativas like Honduras with a very active root system, you can transplant into a bigger pot to help the plant naturally recover its color and health. How did they finish indoors? What's your outdoor latitude?
Hi Dubi!
Thank you for the advice. My indoor grow wasn‘t as bad as i expected and i even had a relatively good harvest in the end! This is the last pic before harvest! My latitude is 54 and i know that my outdoor plant will not make it before winter time. But thats ok, as this was an accidental grow anyway. Nevertheless it is fun to watch her growing!
Thank you for the advice. My indoor grow wasn‘t as bad as i expected and i even had a relatively good harvest in the end! This is the last pic before harvest! My latitude is 54 and i know that my outdoor plant will not make it before winter time. But thats ok, as this was an accidental grow anyway. Nevertheless it is fun to watch her growing!
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You really managed to fix some of the issues and got nice results by the end of flowering @Siku well done! 
I can’t fully appreciate it in the indoor picture, but it looks like she still needed a couple more weeks since the tops were still full of white pistils.
Honduras at 54 lat—let’s see what she can do!
Maybe consider bringing her indoors when the weather and temperatures get too harsh.
I can’t fully appreciate it in the indoor picture, but it looks like she still needed a couple more weeks since the tops were still full of white pistils.
Honduras at 54 lat—let’s see what she can do!
Maybe consider bringing her indoors when the weather and temperatures get too harsh.
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Yes, true! It was a very early harvest due to some nanners at the end of the grow and I then decided to harvest her! But smoke report response from some friends says, that it tastes good. I for myself are not smoking very much and have not much experience in this! Unfortunately I cannot put my outdoor plant indoors because I have a blackberry plant in the same pot and very limited space indoors too. I'll just see how long it lasts.
Mine are 12 wks and 2 days. My purple Mexican leaner is looking beautiful and just about done. By 13 weeks she’ll be down and the lemon floral woody sweet one is still all white hairs for the most part. 
Over various lines even in some hybrids I’ve noticed the ones that are of the lemon,wood,sweet variety. Seem more feral or more sensitive to most things like nutes etc. and seem to take longer as well.
Over various lines even in some hybrids I’ve noticed the ones that are of the lemon,wood,sweet variety. Seem more feral or more sensitive to most things like nutes etc. and seem to take longer as well.
Impressive resins for this strain @Siku Honduras P1 generation we started working with was far from being a resinous strain, so i’m glad to see this trait improving in the next, released generation.
Uff already at 0ºC, and quite a long way ahead! Let's see if she produces the nanners outdoors or only indoors.
Uff already at 0ºC, and quite a long way ahead! Let's see if she produces the nanners outdoors or only indoors.
First 2 are the purple homduras at week 9 and then the rest are at week 11. And the very last photo is a side branch of the green honduras week 9. I’ll try and get more soon before the purple comes down.
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@Siku, how is she doing smellwise?Yes, i am curious how long she will do it! I will update you all when the temps are near or below 0 degrees!
I have a small mama thai clone (originating from Seedsman, personally worked to a quite narrow leafed F3) still on the balcony (experimental). Also night temps around 4-5°C, day temps 12-13ish and I realized that her terp profile is quite a bit shifted compared to what I'm used from her, more like bubble gum rather than rotten tropical fuit. Really curious, how the turn is going to be (if any). She'll be my first "late-harvest ice wine"
Yes, I know what you mean!@Siku, how is she doing smellwise?
I have a small mama thai clone (originating from Seedsman, personally worked to a quite narrow leafed F3) still on the balcony (experimental). Also night temps around 4-5°C, day temps 12-13ish and I realized that her terp profile is quite a bit shifted compared to what I'm used from her, more like bubble gum rather than rotten tropical fuit. Really curious, how the turn is going to be (if any). She'll be my first "late-harvest ice wine"
My plant is not smelling very much and she never did! So I can not tell, if there would be a change or shift In smell.Wow, they are awesome! I like most the first pics with the very orange pistils!
Used the wrong filter on accident I’ll get better ones today hopefully. 13 weeks tomorow I’ll take the purple down. A few shots comparing the purple to the green.
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I cannot appreciate well the colors on your purple pheno @Sensistar42 Nonetheless, both phenos look great and well grown 
first with chunkier buds, the other green with a more open tropical sativa structure.
first with chunkier buds, the other green with a more open tropical sativa structure.
