Malawi and more from ACE

dubi · Aug 12, 2020

Beautiful Jamaican males brother! Consider to keep pollen in the fridge from the different males because most probably the females won't be ready for being pollinated so early.
An Honduras x Jamaican cross sounds like music to my ears

Did you find a location to plant them directly in the ground ? I would consider to do it, at least with the ones that have more chances to finish in your climate since you had a late planting and they only have these weeks of August to gain more size before flowering.

I would recommend you to repot also the very late flowering sativas to medium sized pots that you can handle well so when the weather gets very cold in October there you can move them indoors to protect them and hopefully help them to finish.

SolarLogos · Aug 13, 2020

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Lovely Jamaican pics brother! I was in Jamaica last January and hired a guide to take me around a couple villages collecting ganja seeds. I brought back 5 different strains.
Here is one called Kee Kee, a popular strain in Pineapple Village

The weed I found was called either brown or green. Brown is also called old school. I smoked several green strains and this was the only one I liked. Both started out with dark purple stalks and petioles, but are starting to grow out of it and mostly purple stripes on the main stalk.

Hope you don't mind me posting these on your thread. I'm looking forward to your updates.
Peace, God bless

pebble · Aug 17, 2020

SolarLogos said:
Lovely Jamaican pics brother! I was in Jamaica last January and hired a guide to take me around a couple villages collecting ganja seeds. I brought back 5 different strains.
Here is one called Kee Kee, a popular strain in Pineapple Village
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The weed I found was called either brown or green. Brown is also called old school. I smoked several green strains and this was the only one I liked. Both started out with dark purple stalks and petioles, but are starting to grow out of it and mostly purple stripes on the main stalk.

[URL=https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=84034&pictureid=2064682&thumb=1]View Image[/URL]

Hope you don't mind me posting these on your thread. I'm looking forward to your updates.
Peace, God bless

Feel free bro, beatifull and thank yu fi the pics and info

pebble · Aug 26, 2020

dubi said:
Beautiful Jamaican males brother! Consider to keep pollen in the fridge from the different males because most probably the females won't be ready for being pollinated so early.
An Honduras x Jamaican cross sounds like music to my ears

Did you find a location to plant them directly in the ground ? I would consider to do it, at least with the ones that have more chances to finish in your climate since you had a late planting and they only have these weeks of August to gain more size before flowering.

I would recommend you to repot also the very late flowering sativas to medium sized pots that you can handle well so when the weather gets very cold in October there you can move them indoors to protect them and hopefully help them to finish.