aCBD
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Yea, it looks like a hair.
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MK - a northern greece landrace sativa
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doublezero
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So, as the plant revealed its sex and seems to be semi-autoflowering I have to adjust my plans with it.
I will now start to train the plant, top it and have it ready for my flowering tent in around 4 weeks. Until then MK just continues to sit in my room under the same conditions.
I will now start to train the plant, top it and have it ready for my flowering tent in around 4 weeks. Until then MK just continues to sit in my room under the same conditions.
doublezero
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Some new growth was showing weird growth. I assumed the soil was still too hot for the lady
So, I repotted again and went for 6:3:1 (mix she was in : coco : perlite). I mixed the soil with my hands and projected good thoughts at it. It just has to work
Quite some things have been done to MK but I was always tender
New clothes and fresh out of the bath
doublezero
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leprechaunleaf
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Nice camera? Macro?
doublezero
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doublezero
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One thing is for sure, MK is tough
I gave her now a fresh mix of my new soil and further trained her. While new growth before has been crippled and showed burnt tips this now seems to normalize. The vigor is there.
If it survives I will have a nice and even canopy within a short period of time.
I gave her now a fresh mix of my new soil and further trained her. While new growth before has been crippled and showed burnt tips this now seems to normalize. The vigor is there.
If it survives
I will have a nice and even canopy within a short period of time.
Consolidated
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Merry Christmas, friend @doublezero .....I guess she's from the Serres or Drama area....
There were some nice cannabis strains from there that were sold here until the 90s.
There were some nice cannabis strains from there that were sold here until the 90s.
doublezero
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Merry Christmas @Consolidated and all others
About the specific region in northern greece I can try to find out regarding MK.
About the specific region in northern greece I can try to find out regarding MK.
doublezero
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doublezero
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Today MK sees the sun for the first time, there was literally no sunshine since many weeks now.
She loves it, seems to recover and makes the impression she wants to explode.
I also want to mention that the temperatures in the past weeks have been quite low for MK. Around 18° at night and around 21° during daytime.
No more pistils so far. Maybe the first pistils were already a sign of stress rather than a sign of a semi-autoflowering variety. I guess I will find out in future grows.
She loves it, seems to recover and makes the impression she wants to explode.
I also want to mention that the temperatures in the past weeks have been quite low for MK. Around 18° at night and around 21° during daytime.
No more pistils so far. Maybe the first pistils were already a sign of stress rather than a sign of a semi-autoflowering variety. I guess I will find out in future grows.
doublezero
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The old foliage will soon be replaced and I plan to put MK in my flowering tent in around 10 days, maybe even earlier as the plants in there seem to ripen very fast now.
The height of MK will be a close call and I train her often
The cuttings are still alive and the top cut looks literally the same than the day I cut it.
For the record, the new soil contains:
The old soil I used was similar but contained sheep's wool and had been stored 2-3 months prior to using it. That may have been a reason for the soil being too hot.
The height of MK will be a close call and I train her often
The cuttings are still alive and the top cut looks literally the same than the day I cut it.
For the record, the new soil contains:
- - Peat Moss
- - Dolomite Lime
- - Perlite
- - Zeolith, Bims, Lava
- - Worm Castings
- - Black Earth (Terra Preta)
- - Ascophyllum Nodosum
- - Rock Phosphate
- - Mikorrhiza / Trichoderma
The old soil I used was similar but contained sheep's wool and had been stored 2-3 months prior to using it. That may have been a reason for the soil being too hot.
doublezero
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Here we are today with 15 inch of chaos
Meanwhile I released some of the bonds but I am also placing new ones wherever possible
I will repot again when MK moves into my flowering tent.
Meanwhile I released some of the bonds but I am also placing new ones wherever possible
I will repot again when MK moves into my flowering tent.
doublezero
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MK moved into the flowering tent after repotting it to 4.5gal fabric. So the vegetative phase has been around 7 weeks.
@airplane
Those trainers are easy to use and in my case were/are really the only option to control branching for my limited spac as they not only give direction but also can restrict growth.
@airplane
Those trainers are easy to use and in my case were/are really the only option to control branching for my limited spac as they not only give direction but also can restrict growth.
seem I can't get them to work =- tells alot about me !
