Kali China

[Cactus Squatter]

Those leaf buds are cool. What was the correct term for them? Can't for the life of me remember.

“Bonus nuggage” is the correct, scientific term.

 

[goingrey]

“Bonus nuggage” is the correct, scientific term.

LOL, I like it.

Could be this:

• Epiphyllous – growing on the leaves. For example, Helwingia japonica has epiphyllous flowers (ones that form on the leaves).[5]

 

[StickyBandit]

Kali China

This is the thread to share our experiences with Kali China release. I post again its official description and breeding details from the 'ACE Seeds limited editions 2014' thread so all the information can be found easily here too. Kali China is one of the strains that takes us more time to...

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[StrongTree]

KC 21 f4 nearing 7 weeks....scents are like anise,fennel, basil with dried figs...nice resins....already some amber showing.

 

[StrongTree]

KC Elite

KC 21 f5

 

[Tranquilidade]

@StrongTree are all plants with the same smell?

 

[StrongTree]

@StrongTree are all plants with the same smell?

there are discernible differences....21 f5 has more sour fruit smell....KC Elite is a complex odor...it is like something grilled with fruit sauce and spices and at the same time detecting frankincense .

 

[need4weed]

@StrongTree looking forward to your thoughts and review on each of the lines. Dubi has pulled all breeder's packs from the open market. I'm pleased to have got a pack as this strain has piqued my interest

 

[Mountainkush]

“Bonus nuggage” is the correct, scientific term.

Thanks
I think it perfectly describes this other one I found last night.

 

[Cactus Squatter]

Thanks
I think it perfectly describes this other one I found last night.
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I had a C5 x KC do that on one leaf but so far haven’t had a straight KC do it yet.

 

[StrongTree]

KC Elite 50 days bloom

 

[StrongTree]

KC 21 f5 at 50 days bloom

 

[StickyBandit]

Kali China
Day 29 11/13

I have a single KC that I've taken a couple of clones off in case we like it It's just starting to get a little frosty
I'll post some more pics when the buds look more impressive

 

[Ravel]

The top right and bottom left are not Kali China. The other three are.

The top left Kali has a much lighter shade of green than the others. It's been that shade pretty much since its first week. Could this be a nitrogen deficiency or is there something else going on?

All of the plants are in Happy Frog soil, being given plain water, no nutes. TSW 2000.

 

[StickyBandit]

The top right and bottom left are not Kali China. The other three are.

The top left Kali has a much lighter shade of green than the others. It's been that shade pretty much since its first week. Could this be a nitrogen deficiency or is there something else going on?

All of the plants are in Happy Frog soil, being given plain water, no nutes. TSW 2000.

Many problems are dependent on correct watering and root health. Do you pick up the pots to check saturation levels? I started using fabric pots and don't have this problem any more.
I think nitrogen deficiencies are generally first noticed on the lower leaves yellowing, not the whole plant

 

[Cactus Squatter]

The top right and bottom left are not Kali China. The other three are.

The top left Kali has a much lighter shade of green than the others. It's been that shade pretty much since its first week. Could this be a nitrogen deficiency or is there something else going on?

All of the plants are in Happy Frog soil, being given plain water, no nutes. TSW 2000.

It could be slightly hungry if it’s the brown bag happy frog, it is not heavily amended. I’ve always had to add fertilizer to it getting into flower. When I did I just used the dry happy frog nutes and scratch into the surface. I didn’t use as much as the fox farms schedule suggests though especially for most of the Ace gear.

I use that as my soil mix base and really like the brown bag stuff. I don’t run it straight anymore since I have enough on hand to keep recycling it.

 

[Ravel]

It could be slightly hungry if it’s the brown bag happy frog, it is not heavily amended. I’ve always had to add fertilizer to it getting into flower. When I did I just used the dry happy frog nutes and scratch into the surface. I didn’t use as much as the fox farms schedule suggests though especially for most of the Ace gear.

I use that as my soil mix base and really like the brown bag stuff. I don’t run it straight anymore since I have enough on hand to keep recycling it.

How many times would you say you could recycle the Happy Frog?

 

[Ravel]

Many problems are dependent on correct watering and root health. Do you pick up the pots to check saturation levels? I started using fabric pots and don't have this problem any more.
I think nitrogen deficiencies are generally first noticed on the lower leaves yellowing, not the whole plant

That plant was yellowish right from the beginning. Maybe it just doesn't like the soil? I treated it exactly the same as the other three plants which are doing beautifully.

(the one on the top right is a Bangi Haze that I had to put in a box in the trunk of my car for 6 hours. Still hasn't recovered.)

 

[Cactus Squatter]

How many times would you say you could recycle the Happy Frog?

Some of mine has been remixed at least 4 cycles now. I amend it with alpaca manure and a few other things, let it sit aside for at least 12 weeks with worms doing their thing. I feed the worms ground up fruit and squash/pumpkin scraps. It’s working out so far.

 

[Ravel]

Some of mine has been remixed at least 4 cycles now. I amend it with alpaca manure and a few other things, let it sit aside for at least 12 weeks with worms doing their thing. I feed the worms ground up fruit and squash/pumpkin scraps. It’s working out so far.

Glad that's working out for you. The hundreds of small dead roots in the soil after chopping aren't an issue right?