MK - a northern greece landrace sativa
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doublezero
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So am I. It is just like every plant is a new journey. Maybe this is the reason why I probably will always have several different varieties going.
BLD genetics with speedy effects, maybe high CBD strains may be worth a try. I just made this experience with Euphoria from RQS (yeah, yeah, I know). I mean I don't know how speedy it should be
I am not saying it is the high CBD particularly but there is something going in a motivated to speedy direction with THC:CBD 1:1 or 2:1, at least for me. That is not what you mean but just saying.
...hard enough with pure sativas
leprechaunleaf
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Looking good! Any chance you can update with some grow details? What light, Soil, Nutrients etc..
I love to learn from others but its tough without knowing what they use to grow !
doublezero
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@leprechaunleaf
Thank you. Sure, here is some more details.
Light: 50W Cree COB high CRI (think it was 95-98)
PPFD atm: ~500 (according to Photone app)
Soil: standard potting soil, perlite, worm castings, black earth, sheep's wool, rock phosphate, Mikorrhiza/Trichoderma
Fertilizer: none
Water: tap PHed to ~6
The plant is just sitting in my room next to me, like a houseplant.
HTH
Thank you. Sure, here is some more details.
Light: 50W Cree COB high CRI (think it was 95-98)
PPFD atm: ~500 (according to Photone app)
Soil: standard potting soil, perlite, worm castings, black earth, sheep's wool, rock phosphate, Mikorrhiza/Trichoderma
Fertilizer: none
Water: tap PHed to ~6
The plant is just sitting in my room next to me, like a houseplant.
HTH
doublezero
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MK took a good shower with a mix of olive oil soap and water. I removed the 2 lowest leaves as they were damaged.
leprechaunleaf
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Looking pretty, but maybe a little too dark green? I might ease up on the nitrogen for a little while if your feeding nutrients.
Then again, it may be the lighting, the strain, or the soil might have a lot of N already...
doublezero
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@leprechaunleaf
Yes, mucho N in the soil already. I will adjust it for the main purpose, flowering cuts from this plant - if it is a female.
Yes, mucho N in the soil already. I will adjust it for the main purpose, flowering cuts from this plant - if it is a female.
leprechaunleaf
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Sounds like you know your stuff, I went back an re-read your first post and you did mention the soil may be a little hot. She'll explode soon (in a good way) and use up all the extra N fast..
Hope you get a Female... I've only grown regular seeds two times and both came up male (I;m back to fem)
doublezero
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@leprechaunleaf
Right, still playing with soil mixes. I just like it
In this soil I have (had) 4 plants. 2 completely tolerated it, MK almost and 1 other got malformed hard, but is coming back now with the stretched soil.
If it is female I will try 2 or 3 different variations of "my" mix.
Right, still playing with soil mixes. I just like it
In this soil I have (had) 4 plants. 2 completely tolerated it, MK almost and 1 other got malformed hard, but is coming back now with the stretched soil.
If it is female I will try 2 or 3 different variations of "my" mix.
doublezero
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Today I took 2 cuts and placed them in my flowering tent hoping they survive and show sex.
I used a clean razor blade coated with honey. After that I coated a few cm of the clones with honey and put them in water.
I will be doing air layering with 1 or 2 branches too.
I changed the angle of the COB to provide more light distribution to the branches. I will move the plant anti-clockwise 3 times a day.
I used a clean razor blade coated with honey. After that I coated a few cm of the clones with honey and put them in water.
I will be doing air layering with 1 or 2 branches too.
I changed the angle of the COB to provide more light distribution to the branches. I will move the plant anti-clockwise 3 times a day.
doublezero
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aCBD
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maybe. tricked by the lighting... and I'm still zooming in, wondering what i see there..
doublezero
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aCBD
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doublezero
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So, I also did the air layering today. Absolute novice here
I scraped the stem of a branch with a razor blade, again coated with honey.
After that I coated the scraped area with honey and applied the components.
- sphagnum moss, I gathered outside a few months ago
- a basic soil mix of perlite, worm castings and coco
- crushed stem of Pilea peperomioides, many years old (just a thought as this plant roots enormously fast)
- perforated plastic foil
- linen
I scraped the stem of a branch with a razor blade, again coated with honey.
After that I coated the scraped area with honey and applied the components.
- sphagnum moss, I gathered outside a few months ago
- a basic soil mix of perlite, worm castings and coco
- crushed stem of Pilea peperomioides, many years old (just a thought as this plant roots enormously fast)
- perforated plastic foil
- linen
doublezero
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