Kali China
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A quick,update on "Lanky"Welcome red23
Your Kali China looks like offspring coming from F3 mother, you can expect a more sativa lanky structure in your plant and a longer flowering time than most current Kali Chinas from F4 generation.
What's your latitude ? Kali China usually starts the flowering in late July at 37ºN.
She looks happy so far with the feeding, All Mix Bio Bizz usually has quite a lot of nutrients, now onwards you can feed her with EC levels from 0.8-1.2 EC and in correct Ph range for soil (6.5-6.8). Good luck!
She's been defoliated twice since last.Likes her water and afternoon sun.Attachments
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A couple a day ago she was given 1ml of bio bloom for the first time.A quick,update on "Lanky"
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Unpredictable weather! High temperatures combined with strong wind, she kicked.Semi indoors with defoliation becoming a daily routine,I hope we are going the right way
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Minimal damage,I hope.Robust stem.Unpredictable weather! high temperatures combined with strong wind, she kicked.Semi indoors with defoliation becoming a daily routine,I hope we are going the right way
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ColaCalyx
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KC organic outdoor
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My KC is blowing up. I topped for four mains and she has spread her energy between them fairly evenly.
I originally chose this sprout out of (3), because it displayed purple coloring and a stout build. It also features variegation in it's leaves. Another member here said he had a plant with variegated leaves and purple coloring, that was a fast finisher. Perhaps this might be the case with mine.
I was under the impression this plant stays a smaller size, but I feel it is gonna get huge. I will be transplanting up to 45 gallon fabric pots at the end of the month. I hope it doesn't stall the growth.
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My KC is blowing up. I topped for four mains and she has spread her energy between them fairly evenly.
I originally chose this sprout out of (3), because it displayed purple coloring and a stout build. It also features variegation in it's leaves. Another member here said he had a plant with variegated leaves and purple coloring, that was a fast finisher. Perhaps this might be the case with mine.
I was under the impression this plant stays a smaller size, but I feel it is gonna get huge. I will be transplanting up to 45 gallon fabric pots at the end of the month. I hope it doesn't stall the growth.
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Unpredictable weather! High temperatures combined with strong wind, she kicked.Semi indoors with defoliation becoming a daily routine,I hope we are going the right way
Hi red23,
If your Kali China is yellowing and losing leaf then she is most probably hungry and is not receiving enough nutrients in the correct ph range. She will enjoy a transplant to a bigger pot at this point. Make sure you are watering and feeding with a ph between 6.5-6.8 and feeding with an EC of at least 1.2-1.4 until she recovers the deep green color.
Hope it helps.
Hi ColaCalyx,
Lovely outdoor Kali China
This strain has moderate vigor indoors with short veg stages, but outdoors with longer time to grow they can develop really big and high yielding bushes. The transplant will increase her vigor and growth even more.
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Thanks Dubi
ColaCalyx
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Thank you dubi, that's great news. It amazes me that you are here responding to everyone about Ace's genetics, and helping everyone along. Quite the community here. Irie vibes!Hi ColaCalyx,
Lovely outdoor Kali China
Hello there,
I am still flowering 5 Kali China and 11 Rotten Panda and i just entered the 7th week.
The Rotten Panda is really a special plant, the aroma is really special and a nice modification of the cheese. I got some interesting pheno...
Two long one will yield like crazy, i think they will go 10 week. For now the taste is well present but not the strongest but it could change.
One have a very special bud and leaf shape, with a warm cheese smell.
My favorite is a medium yielder (for this strain, so still a nice yielder), but pretty fast ; 8 week will be good i think. Also she smell very strong and she have dark color, so i think it is some kind of purple pheno.
Kali china in the other hand is a very surprising plant... I do not know what to think at first, especially as they don't smell very hard until the beginning of the sixth week. Also i got some problem with my soil mix, so some plant have some difficulty to start. But the 2 more sativa pheno are so vigorous.
Taste is hard to describe, in my opinion it's the standard cannabis smell, the one that everyone know, but ingeniously increase to oblivion ! The two sativa pheno have a more harsh/spicy taste with this orange background, and they seems pretty fast (8-9 weeks) with low-medium yield. One other pheno is very very fast (7 week) with a very deep/sweet taste that is hard to describe, maybe sugar cane... honestly so much sugar on it, i mingled her with a rotten panda and was so surprise when i saw the label. But my favorite is a 9 week low yielder plant that smell truly like heaven... it smell orange at first, then their is this ethyl rose odor. Hard to describe but i cannot wait to finish her
You were right to say that this generation are low yielder. Compare to the rotten panda they are not ridiculous but it's not comparable. Also the 5 pheno are all fast finisher. Also i can say that i recently grew some American or elite clone genetics, and as far as i know these plant can compete. Good job dubi for this excellent work
I am still flowering 5 Kali China and 11 Rotten Panda and i just entered the 7th week.
The Rotten Panda is really a special plant, the aroma is really special and a nice modification of the cheese. I got some interesting pheno...
Two long one will yield like crazy, i think they will go 10 week. For now the taste is well present but not the strongest but it could change.
One have a very special bud and leaf shape, with a warm cheese smell.
My favorite is a medium yielder (for this strain, so still a nice yielder), but pretty fast ; 8 week will be good i think. Also she smell very strong and she have dark color, so i think it is some kind of purple pheno.
Kali china in the other hand is a very surprising plant... I do not know what to think at first, especially as they don't smell very hard until the beginning of the sixth week. Also i got some problem with my soil mix, so some plant have some difficulty to start. But the 2 more sativa pheno are so vigorous.
Taste is hard to describe, in my opinion it's the standard cannabis smell, the one that everyone know, but ingeniously increase to oblivion ! The two sativa pheno have a more harsh/spicy taste with this orange background, and they seems pretty fast (8-9 weeks) with low-medium yield. One other pheno is very very fast (7 week) with a very deep/sweet taste that is hard to describe, maybe sugar cane... honestly so much sugar on it, i mingled her with a rotten panda and was so surprise when i saw the label. But my favorite is a 9 week low yielder plant that smell truly like heaven... it smell orange at first, then their is this ethyl rose odor. Hard to describe but i cannot wait to finish her
You were right to say that this generation are low yielder. Compare to the rotten panda they are not ridiculous but it's not comparable. Also the 5 pheno are all fast finisher. Also i can say that i recently grew some American or elite clone genetics, and as far as i know these plant can compete. Good job dubi for this excellent work
Hi xinox,
You are right, Rotten Panda is a very rewarding hybrid, very easy to grow, high yielding, resinous, very aromatic, with great bag appeal, strong effects, overall it's a great commercial strain, i still wonder why i didn't produced more Rotten Panda stock, but guess Skunk effects are not my cup of tea.
On the other hand, Kali China is highly inbred and therefore not a big yielder, but produces the quality of terpenes and effects i really like. It's one of the breds i feel more proud of. And a major genetic building block for many successful hybrids produced in the latest years at ACE Seeds.
Feel free to post pics of them if you have the chance, should be a pleasure to see them now in their 7th week of flowering
You are right, Rotten Panda is a very rewarding hybrid, very easy to grow, high yielding, resinous, very aromatic, with great bag appeal, strong effects, overall it's a great commercial strain, i still wonder why i didn't produced more Rotten Panda stock, but guess Skunk effects are not my cup of tea.
On the other hand, Kali China is highly inbred and therefore not a big yielder, but produces the quality of terpenes and effects i really like. It's one of the breds i feel more proud of. And a major genetic building block for many successful hybrids produced in the latest years at ACE Seeds.
Feel free to post pics of them if you have the chance, should be a pleasure to see them now in their 7th week of flowering
Kali China 12 weeks of 11/13.
One of the most aesthetically pleasing plants, from the colour, structure, leaves, even the roots looked beautiful. But the aroma is something else, mango mango mango, with a bit of cream, you can taste it just from the smell, very distinct aromas. Very easy to grow, but very sensitive to N.
Dense buds with such flavours you wouldn't expect. Great one to bring for a social smoke, hugs you in sense of well being and relaxation.
Another pleasure to grow. Thank you Ace.
One of the most aesthetically pleasing plants, from the colour, structure, leaves, even the roots looked beautiful. But the aroma is something else, mango mango mango, with a bit of cream, you can taste it just from the smell, very distinct aromas. Very easy to grow, but very sensitive to N.
Dense buds with such flavours you wouldn't expect. Great one to bring for a social smoke, hugs you in sense of well being and relaxation.
Another pleasure to grow. Thank you Ace.
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Thanks to you Herbage for sharing your feedback with Kali China
Interesting pheno, more sativa than average in current generations.
Glad you are enjoying her so much, i always comment on the special terpene qualities and quality of the effect of Kali China, glad more and more growers are appreciating these qualities in KC line.
Interesting pheno, more sativa than average in current generations.
Glad you are enjoying her so much, i always comment on the special terpene qualities and quality of the effect of Kali China, glad more and more growers are appreciating these qualities in KC line.
ColaCalyx
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Lincoln2018
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Hi Dubi,
Here is my KaliChina at Two weeks flower. She has big leaves huh?
Is this normal? She looks all indica.
Here is my KaliChina at Two weeks flower. She has big leaves huh?
Is this normal? She looks all indica.
Glad you enjoyed with terpene profile of your Kali China's, repuk
It's without any doubt one of our best strains regarding rich and complex terpene profiles ... the grilled liver it's one of my favorite aromatic expressions from this strain ... usually the grilled liver smelling phenos have touches of violet flowers, making a real pleasant and exotic blend ..... although i also love the fruity mango incensey Kali Chinas
Pop more Kali China seeds if you have the chance, you won't be disappointed with the wide variety of high quality aromas that this strain has to offer.
