Nepal Jam
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Hi Charles,
Is this what is referred to as Nepal Highland, from Reeferman to charlie garcia?
I have two Nepal Highland now as little seedlings gifted and hope
to flower soon.
Great thread!
Nepalese Jam buds are filling in nicely. I'm detecting some aroma that I did not detect last summer from the exact same cutting, lemony fruity. This is addition to what I already noticed, a syrupy sweet and spicy aroma.
Here is a nice bud:
Here is a picture of the top of the bush:
ThaiBliss
Here is a nice bud:
Here is a picture of the top of the bush:
ThaiBliss
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koles[cz]
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Found a nice trait on an NJ seed popped about a year ago (post: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=6800106#post6800106)
It turned out that the plant is mite-resistant, at least it resists one particular type (I'not a mite expert though). Had really nasty outbreak but the scourge ignored this particular plant and its clones. Just wanted to share this info..
I'm curious if anyone can confirm this observation?
It turned out that the plant is mite-resistant, at least it resists one particular type (I'not a mite expert though). Had really nasty outbreak but the scourge ignored this particular plant and its clones. Just wanted to share this info..
I'm curious if anyone can confirm this observation?
I can confirm this in the cutting I have, same as the picture I posted above. That is a valuable trait to have!
ThaiBliss
koles[cz]
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I can confirm this in the cutting I have, same as the picture I posted above. That is a valuable trait to have!
ThaiBliss
Nice
Anyway, I still have the original mother (cloned) and it makes lot of preflowers. Almost like it started blooming but i keep her at 16/8 all the time that seem to work for another strains to stay in veg. What do you guys think - is it a light-related problem or something else? The plant is like 1.5 feet ~ 50 cm tall in rather small container with coco. Any input appreciated
Personally I would repot to a much bigger sized container and go 18/6.. Sometimes a plant will preflower or even flower totally if the roots are too constricted. Mother plants are better kept with lots of root space in a smart pot or pot that automatically prunes roots. But that's just my opinion
Good luck
Good luck
koles[cz]
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Thanks for your opinion. Bigger pot seems not to be the way for me since I need to keep the plant small. But I will prune some roots bonsai-mom style and keep the original pot. Will also prune few stems for good shape. Hope it does the trick
Hi ThaiBliss,
I'm glad to know you still keep the Nepal Jam and Bangi Haze genetics from past year for this outdoor season. Nice flower/leaf ratio and flower distribution, the aromas sounds yummy
Nice
Anyway, I still have the original mother (cloned) and it makes lot of preflowers. Almost like it started blooming but i keep her at 16/8 all the time that seem to work for another strains to stay in veg. What do you guys think - is it a light-related problem or something else? The plant is like 1.5 feet ~ 50 cm tall in rather small container with coco. Any input appreciated
Hi koles[cz],
I also glad you found the Nepal Jam genetics worth to keep for future grows. It's quite a mite and mold resistant strain.
As Kalbhairav pointed out, your Nepal Jam mother is preflowering most probably because the small space for the roots and the photoperiod you are using.
I would recommend you to transplant her to a bigger pot, apply some growing (N) fertilizers when she is already established in the new pot, and increase a bit the photoperiod up to 18/6. Then take clones from the best tops to make a new mother without preflowers.
Hope it helps. Best wishes!
mikeandnaomi
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high,
here my Nepal Jam levitating
look @ the water bubbles... you can see me smiling ;-)
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koles[cz]
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NJ outdoor
NJ outdoor
So this is another example of the pheno I was referring to earlier. It is a clear winner of this outdoor season - 50° Europe (although the other strains weren't so suitable for given conditions). Branchy structure, turning purple, fat buds. It's getting two weeks max, depending on weather.
Performed much better compared to indoor run // pictures don't do justice
Hope I can get the mother fixed, for I know what is going out for next year. Thanks, ACE!
NJ outdoor
So this is another example of the pheno I was referring to earlier. It is a clear winner of this outdoor season - 50° Europe (although the other strains weren't so suitable for given conditions). Branchy structure, turning purple, fat buds. It's getting two weeks max, depending on weather.
Performed much better compared to indoor run // pictures don't do justice
Hope I can get the mother fixed, for I know what is going out for next year. Thanks, ACE!
Nepal Jam males. I have two and can only keep one.
They both are aromatic, lush plants. One has purpling,
even at moderate temps.
I could take cuttings and run to pollen drop, but risky
to pollinate plants in flower.
Keeping both would be ideal, but space is limited.
They both are aromatic, lush plants. One has purpling,
even at moderate temps.
I could take cuttings and run to pollen drop, but risky
to pollinate plants in flower.
Keeping both would be ideal, but space is limited.
