Lebanese
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Hi Lebanizer
Yes, we did with some P3 Lebanese parental plants. Not easy, but if you follow the growing tips stated in the strain description:
To keep parental plants indoors in the mother room, we recommend the use of long photoperiods (20/4 or higher), and the use of large pots that do not restrict their root space, since otherwise it may start to flower in the mother room due to its semi-autoflowering tendencies.
Also, if the parental plant starts to show signs of flowering then take clones asap of the branches with stronger growth and lesser flowering and replace the flowered mother with them.
Yes, we did with some P3 Lebanese parental plants. Not easy, but if you follow the growing tips stated in the strain description:
To keep parental plants indoors in the mother room, we recommend the use of long photoperiods (20/4 or higher), and the use of large pots that do not restrict their root space, since otherwise it may start to flower in the mother room due to its semi-autoflowering tendencies.
Also, if the parental plant starts to show signs of flowering then take clones asap of the branches with stronger growth and lesser flowering and replace the flowered mother with them.
Lebanizer
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Thanks a lot dubi !
When you say 'large pot', how large are we talking ? 10L ? 20L ? 50L ? 100L ?
This P4 Lebanese has been showing some breathtaking vigour, despite being a landrace reproduced for 4 generations. She definitely has a strong metabolism. I repotted her in a 9L pot a month ago and she was already digging in the soil beneath. Considering my love for Lebanese and the fact that this is the most delicious stem rub I've ever smelt, I decided to go big and repotted her into a 40L smart pot after havign witnessed her first hair. Aroma is truly delicious: a mixture of cheap, flowery soap from a motorway café and something fruity between ripe peaches and freshly rinshed sultana. It may be even too fragrant, since quite a lot of slugs came around to have a snack.
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Love to see this Theorganicguy 
Have a great season!
Have a great season!
She has been confusing me for the past few weeks. Despite having repotted it a couple weeks ago she is already starting to manifest a nitrogen deficiency. I'm going to feed her some more manure, stinging nettles and kitchen scraps. Ironically, she enjoyed the cooler and more damp weather of last week and hasn't flopped one day ever since rains started.
I had experienced some sparing habits with plants that did extremely well in 9-10L pots with basic soil, but, this time, this Lebanese seems to be quite voracious. I topped her today, in order to avoid huge colas that could fall victim of mould. It's going to be truly interesting to see how the abnormal branches will react.
I had experienced some sparing habits with plants that did extremely well in 9-10L pots with basic soil, but, this time, this Lebanese seems to be quite voracious. I topped her today, in order to avoid huge colas that could fall victim of mould. It's going to be truly interesting to see how the abnormal branches will react.
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Yeah Theorganicguy some Lebaneses can be quite hungry for macro nutrients once they get bigger.
I cannot appreciate well the preflowers yet .... Did already confirm its gender ?
I cannot appreciate well the preflowers yet .... Did already confirm its gender ?
Hi all,
Currently growing 2 of these at 49degrees north in a 10g pot
Ive topped both twice. 1 is female another is male. Rigid stems with slight red/purple tint (cooler weather) Both have a mild musky grassy smell. The leaves yellowed after 4 weeks and needed to be plucked off.
They will definitely ripen in time. Maybe mid october.
Nice strain so far
Currently growing 2 of these at 49degrees north in a 10g pot
Ive topped both twice. 1 is female another is male. Rigid stems with slight red/purple tint (cooler weather) Both have a mild musky grassy smell. The leaves yellowed after 4 weeks and needed to be plucked off.
They will definitely ripen in time. Maybe mid october.
Nice strain so far
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Happy to see you growing a couple of Lebaneses and pollinating one with each other.
7 week update:
- Culled the male at the 4 week mark. Didnt want him going crazy outdoors. The amount of seeds will be more than enough (maybe 200) for his legacy
- Not much sunshine recently. Mostly cloudy with some rain mixed in. Day temps around 14 degrees and night temps at 8 degrees. No mold yet
- Bud are stacking okay but a bit wispy
- The scent is a lovely hashish (spicy pine musk for an alternative description) but not pungent
- Have added a hand full of organic nutes for flowering which may have curtailed any yellowing /deficiencies.
- No real height growth just buds plumpening
This is a very hands off strain and a beauty to behold. I will continue to monitor it because we have a forecast for contiuous rain ahead and would like to keep things positive.
- Culled the male at the 4 week mark. Didnt want him going crazy outdoors. The amount of seeds will be more than enough (maybe 200) for his legacy
- Not much sunshine recently. Mostly cloudy with some rain mixed in. Day temps around 14 degrees and night temps at 8 degrees. No mold yet
- Bud are stacking okay but a bit wispy
- The scent is a lovely hashish (spicy pine musk for an alternative description) but not pungent
- Have added a hand full of organic nutes for flowering which may have curtailed any yellowing /deficiencies.
- No real height growth just buds plumpening
This is a very hands off strain and a beauty to behold. I will continue to monitor it because we have a forecast for contiuous rain ahead and would like to keep things positive.
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Nice chunky Lebanese cola in mid Sept Tp01 and great looking cross with NL/Haze 
Thanks for the update T_bone, glad she is holding some precious beans.
She looks a bit delayed and undeveloped for 3rd week October, most probably due to your latitude and cold temps, try to provide as much direct light as possible.
Thanks for the update T_bone, glad she is holding some precious beans.
She looks a bit delayed and undeveloped for 3rd week October, most probably due to your latitude and cold temps, try to provide as much direct light as possible.
zaprjaques
da boveda kid
Found some Lebanese flowers i had forgotten about and revisited it real quick, and i found it had quite a bit to offer in return to how bad it was grown by me.
It was a squat and early finishing plant.
Soft and kind rather functional stone to the head and great muscle relaxation for my aching back.
The taste also improved quite a lot over time.
Not as good as the longer flowering pheno i had but better than i remembered.
Also better suited for the late afternoon
At least for me.
I hope i can run them again sometime.
PS:
Also the effect is rather on the short side.
Good for a break. After it wears off i still look a bit stoned haha.
It was a squat and early finishing plant.
Soft and kind rather functional stone to the head and great muscle relaxation for my aching back.
The taste also improved quite a lot over time.
Not as good as the longer flowering pheno i had but better than i remembered.
Also better suited for the late afternoon
At least for me.
I hope i can run them again sometime.
PS:
Also the effect is rather on the short side.
Good for a break. After it wears off i still look a bit stoned haha.
JoeBidensDiaper
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