KiefRichards
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Lovely balcony u have Gypsy! I grow one Malawi X NL auto feaw years back here in Finland Guerilla style and its was very good. . All the best for you and you family Gypsy, I love you stories...
Diary Malawi x Northern Lights + Zamaldelica fem/autos
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Thanks
for the kind post ankhori - yes - autoflowering plants 
have come a long way in the past 20 years - that's for sure - I remember when Lowrider came out back then - and it wasn't so impressive as the new auto's -Here is a pic
of one of the two Zamaldelica's - in the same pot - this sunny afternoon - I've had to pull the other plant over a bit - since it was getting so tall - and tie it to a folding chair 
- or the neighbours might see it -
zaprjaques
da boveda kid
Lovely plants and blood pressure sir.
Congrats!
Congrats!
Yes - they are stretching a bit more in flower - but hopefully that will stop soon - and they will just pack on the buddage - for the next month or so - I'm already having to tie a couple of the Zamaldelica's down - for security reasons -
Here's a pic of a stocky looking Malawi x NL just in flower this past week - and many thanks for the kind words Kief
OMG, you have slugs on the third floor?!!!! Flying slugs? Slugs in rock climbing training? I didn't realize that they would climb that far from the ground. I've only lived in one place that had slugs, and we lived 'ground floor', i thought the cat had hacked up something or pooped, went to pick it up with a paper towel and it MOVED! First time that i had ever seen one.
I think that I may have introduced the slugs to my balcony in some soil that I got from the garden below - years ago - but this year I'm only using some shop bought compost - so I haven't seen so many slugs this year - and those that I have seen haven't been able to get past the crushed egg shells and garlic powder I've used to deter them @Nannymouse -
Yup - the plants
are well established now - with strong stems - after all the wind and rain they have been thru - the 2 Zamaldelica's in a pot look like two different pheno's - one plant already has alot of flowers - while the other one is barely flowering 
- Barely flowering Zamaldelica above - in the same pot as another Zamaldelica - with many flowers below -
It's wet today - but the forecast is for lots of sun from next Tuesday for a week or so - so I'll let the plants go and continue to flower under the sunHow’s things looking mate? Some good sunshine in the last week or two
- and just take this litt'lun down - 'cos I need to get high - lolMy smallest plant looks ready to be harvested - it's in a my smallest pot - and only 2 foot tall - run out of ferts from the compost - so the buds have pulled out any goodness from the leaves now too - as they turn yellow - should get a few spliffs out of it - looks easy to trim - red stems on this little Malawi x NL - and frosty buds - what you might call 'the runt of the litter' - here on my little balcony -
Took me about 10 minutes to trim the little Malawi x NL - and I have a few very sticky buds that need to dry - before I'll start toking them - they won't get a chance to be cured properly - or at all - lol
I'm kinda desperate to get stoned - so needs must explosiv - the others will get a coupla more weeks - or more to finish flowering - and are looking good
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This Zamaldelica in a big pot is starting to fill out with buds nicely - it's my biggest plant - and looks like it'll need another 2-3 weeks before it's done - at least -
- and looks like it'll need another 2-3 weeks before it's done - at least -The weather this summer is the weirdest I've seen in a very long time, I'm not so far from London lat wise in the French Britain, it has rained for most of the time since may/june here. I struggle with mold bit here and there is my indoor garden. I think it would have been a nightmare to have plants outdoor this year and I wish good luck to all outdoor growers close to me; I hope it will get dryer for the flowering period so they'll be able to harvest their flowers safely.
The autos have been really fast to develop and one gave you a little bit of flowers already that's cool, maybe the remaining plants will be able to fill a small glass jar, good luck
The autos have been really fast to develop and one gave you a little bit of flowers already that's cool, maybe the remaining plants will be able to fill a small glass jar, good luck
Yeah - also it's cool to compare the high you get from early buds with later ones - from the same variety -Lovely stuff mate
I’ve often found that to be the best way… sacrifice the smallest and allow the rest to fill out… I’m in kind of a similar situation, one of my lemonade ogs is nearly there, could probably go another week but needs must as they say
These Malawi x NL - are getting chunkier - under the sun
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CharlesU Farley
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Ya know I've got a hard-on for NLYeah - also it's cool to compare the high you get from early buds with later ones - from the same variety -
These Malawi x NL - are getting chunkier - under the sun
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, so guess where _I_ think the thickness of the buds and the trichome coating come from. 
