Maria Sanchez
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all the best!+1 pack Siberian
+2 packs Kazakh
Lebanizer's adventures in the autoworld
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gorilla ganja
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Give them plenty of room. They grow like crazy.
Lebanizer
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25 seeds sown. I'm hoping to get 6 to 8 plants to actually germinate and be viable based on my previous experience with the Kurgan strain.
I intended to sow them in 3.6L pots but 25 is quite a lot for me and I don't have as much pots of that size so I eventually used all kinds of pots I had at my disposal, in some cases some seeds have to share pots of bigger sizes. Eventually the distribution is as follows:
I intended to sow them in 3.6L pots but 25 is quite a lot for me and I don't have as much pots of that size so I eventually used all kinds of pots I had at my disposal, in some cases some seeds have to share pots of bigger sizes. Eventually the distribution is as follows:
- 12 seeds in 3.6L pots
- 8 seeds in 6L pots in each case 2 seeds per pot (if they germinate there will be competition)
- 2 seeds in 2L pots
- 3 seeds in 1.3L pots
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Lebanizer
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You seem to be familiar wit them. Tell us more.
great "grow plan" wanting to run so- so many strains Thinking of just using 2gallon pots so I can run many different strains THEN pick to ones I want to give them 5 gallon pots run - many be even put them in flower at 3-4 inches tall , cutting veg time , this will surly affect yields BUT will have an idea of what to run further. Thoughts ?? using a 3by3 space maybe 6 - 3 gallons or 8 - 2 gallons ?
gorilla ganja
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I mentioned in post #36 a few things about them. Like I said, extremely small wispy buds. Grows like crazy.
I didn't take any pics at the end, but here are a couple to give you an idea. These were in small pots, but they would fill any space quickly if given room.
I didn't take any pics at the end, but here are a couple to give you an idea. These were in small pots, but they would fill any space quickly if given room.
gorilla ganja
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I may have a different Siberian autoflower. "Chebarkul landrace strain" is how mine were described from the
southern Ural region.
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Lebanizer
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Wow they seem huge !
- How tall were those ?
- how about those pots, how big ? They seem to be 6L right ?
- How was your germination rate ?
gorilla ganja
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I think they were about 3 ft/ 1m in those pics; the pots are only 3/4 gal/ 3 L.
I had to crack the seed shell with tweezers, but after that, germination was good. The seeds were really small—some of the smallest I've seen.
I wasn't planning on the plants getting so big. I was just going to do a repo and a hybrid with some small plants. But they had other ideas. I think 6ft /2M is possible in a big pot or outdoors. They don't need or like much for nutrients.
I had to crack the seed shell with tweezers, but after that, germination was good. The seeds were really small—some of the smallest I've seen.
I wasn't planning on the plants getting so big. I was just going to do a repo and a hybrid with some small plants. But they had other ideas. I think 6ft /2M is possible in a big pot or outdoors. They don't need or like much for nutrients.
Bzh guerilla
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Good morning. How long did it take from start to finish?
Bzh guerilla
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I'm so happy to follow this post. tell us everything about this variety, I will follow it closely. good luckFinally two have sprouted
gorilla ganja
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I was making seeds, so I let them go long and didn't keep track. I would say less than 80 days from sprout to finish.
Lebanizer
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Thanks, That's the plan
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Lebanizer
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I have a very bad feeling about this grow. Here we are, April 20th, temperatures is only a chilly 11°C, only two seeds have sprouted and the cold temperatures seem to have stunted their growth. I think it also doesn't help that the two seedlings are in small pots. I'm going to get them inside to give them some warmth and see how they react.
One mistake I may have made was not to treat the Siberian seeds with cold stratification while I had done so with the Kurgan and still only got three seeds out of 12 to sprout. Maybe trying to crack the seeds.
One mistake I may have made was not to treat the Siberian seeds with cold stratification while I had done so with the Kurgan and still only got three seeds out of 12 to sprout. Maybe trying to crack the seeds.
Lebanizer
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+3 seedlings
but actually -1 because one has been devoured by the scourge of the cannabis grower, ie bloody slugs !
So it's just a +2.
As a sidenote I understand why people say that you need big pots with autos and also possibly shove in some coco coir too. And crappy weather doesn't help either. Better do any of that when the warm weather has really kicked in and temperature has been a steady +20°C for at least ten days. Gosh these seeds are wild !
PS:
Gathering pollen would totally make sense.
PPS:
Don't be in a hurry !
but actually -1 because one has been devoured by the scourge of the cannabis grower, ie bloody slugs !
So it's just a +2.
As a sidenote I understand why people say that you need big pots with autos and also possibly shove in some coco coir too. And crappy weather doesn't help either. Better do any of that when the warm weather has really kicked in and temperature has been a steady +20°C for at least ten days. Gosh these seeds are wild !
PS:
Gathering pollen would totally make sense.
PPS:
Don't be in a hurry !
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Lebanizer
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Another seedling sprouted... and got munched by a slug. You can totally see the dried trail of slime of their crime . I'm starting to wonder if more didn't actually pop without me realizing it and got devoured by that slimy scourge. In any case, slugs do seem to love them.
Other than that, although it is still miniscule, one is starting to develop male flowers. I'll post some pics in the next days. Eventually I'd be more happy to have only males in order to collect some pollen and dust females from other strains. That's the ultimate goal after all.
. I'm starting to wonder if more didn't actually pop without me realizing it and got devoured by that slimy scourge. In any case, slugs do seem to love them.Other than that, although it is still miniscule, one is starting to develop male flowers. I'll post some pics in the next days. Eventually I'd be more happy to have only males in order to collect some pollen and dust females from other strains. That's the ultimate goal after all.
Bzh guerilla
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It’s hard my brother. even if you are attentive, this little beast eats everything. lost over 200 seeds this year for selection. it's not simple
