Nepal Jam

[Hecke]

Hey hanfomat, thank you for your response! Then I would like to remain optimistic and hope that at least the female offspring will be without hemaphroditic characteristics.

 

[mfkinkz]

Tried my best with this Nepal Jam I got from Ace Fem Mix pack (2021). First time growing and would love to run it back. She smells lovely. Some beginner’s errors, but it’s all about gaining experience. Advice for next grow?

 

[UrbanGardner]

Harvest time for my Nepal-Jam. I chopped them at week 9 of flowering. The terpene profile is very difficult to pinpoint. The aroma is very muted and intense at the same time. I pick up sweetness and tropical fruit along with lots of aromas I am not able to identify. Overall very pleasant. The buds are very resinous and fairly dense. I am excited to see how this comes out!!

 

[dubi]

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Hello everybody,

I grow right now a few Nepal Jam´s indoor. I have used 10 seeds, 8 of them has germinated. Because it´s a stabilized hybrid and you guys from ACE Seeds recommended it, I will produce some new seeds for personal use by crossing a NJ male with some selected NJ females. The problem is now, that only one of the plants is a male, the seven others are female...so for growing proposes it´s a good result, but not for breeding.
The next problem is, that the only male also shows some female flowers at the top of the branches. So it´s more hermaphrodite than the pure male. Because I have no other male, I have used now the pollen from the hermaphrodite.
What do you think about that?

How high is the risk, that the future plants from the new seeds I breed right now, will be also show some hermaphrodite behaviours?

How is your female/male rate using NJ from ACE Seeds?

Sorry to hear about the hermie male @Hecke did you move it to another place, changing conditions, or did it remain in the same place until it produced pistils ?

Avoid making seeds from parent plants prone to hermaphroditism. The female/male ratio in regular seeds also depends on the environment until they reach sexual maturity.

 

[dubi]

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Tried my best with this Nepal Jam I got from Ace Fem Mix pack (2021). First time growing and would love to run it back. She smells lovely. Some beginner’s errors, but it’s all about gaining experience. Advice for next grow?

Thanks for revisiting and sharing some pics of her @mfkinkz She indeed looks like a purple Nepalese dominant expression, or a hybrid of it.

 

[dubi]

Congrats on your harvest @UrbanGardner i like a lot the look of the flowers finishing, and grow finished quite good and uniform in size despite the initial problems, well done! Please, keep us updated with your insights on your 4 girls once you are more familiarized with the strain and each female.

 

[Elrond]

Hello!

My country gone legal this year so after a long research I decided to try my first grow since many years with Nepal Jam. Sounds like a good strain for my balcony far up in the North.

First of all compliments to Ace, all seeds germinated quickly and all plants look healthy. Also the strain is pretty uniform. Of course it’s too early to differentiate phenos, but so far all look very much alike except for one which alread has distinctive broader leaves.

I am hoping to get some phenos leaning towards the Jamaican, because I‘m a fan of narrow leaves.

 

[dubi]

Welcome to ICMag @Elrond and thanks for choosing Nepal Jam for your first legal outdoor grow!
Are you growing the regular or feminized version ? What's your latitude ?

 

[Elrond]

Hey dubi!
I am growing from regular seeds at 52°. Unfortunately I‘m a bit late, because legalisation came quite late and then I needed some time to make up my mind which strain to grow.

Already my mind is spinning around what to grow next year. The Purple Satellite is a favourite, also I am looking very much forward towards what other Oaxacan79 varieties you will come up with.

 

[airplane]

Hey dubi!
I am growing from regular seeds at 52°. Unfortunately I‘m a bit late, because legalisation came quite late and then I needed some time to make up my mind which strain to grow.

Already my mind is spinning around what to grow next year. The Purple Satellite is a favourite, also I am looking very much forward towards what other Oaxacan79 varieties you will come up with.

Oaxacan - why is it a popular strain ? Taste, effects - sure isn't because of the flower long times Thanks

 

[apsu]

First legal grow here too. Still can‘t quite believe it.

I have a Nepal Jam (feminized) on my balcony also. About 5 weeks old.

 

[Elrond]

First legal grow here too. Still can‘t quite believe it.

I have a Nepal Jam (feminized) on my balcony also. About 5 weeks old.

Yeah, it’s kind of hard to believe and often the old paranoia kicks back in.

You plant is a bit ahead of mine. Any traces of flowers yet?

 

[apsu]

No, nothing yet. From my experience I wouldn't expect to see any before end of June at the earliest.

 

[dubi]

Thanks for choosing ACE genetics for your first legal grow @apsu much appreciated. Very happy young plant, she already needs a transplant.

@Elrond Oaxacans are among the finest Mexican sativa genetics.

 

[airplane]

Thanks for choosing ACE genetics for your first legal grow @apsu much appreciated. Very happy young plant, she already needs a transplant.

@Elrond Oaxacans are among the finest Mexican sativa genetics.

Please give me a up-date on the Auto's' offered by ACE

 

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Please give me a up-date on the Auto's' offered by ACE

Autoflowering - aceseeds

Autoflowering strains start to flower after 4 or 5 weeks from germination, regardless of the indoor photoperiod or outdoor season, allowing it to mature properly in latitudes far from the equator, where the photodependent strains start to bloom too late to mature correctly. Autoflowering strains...

www.aceseeds.org

 

[Elrond]

Hello, two plants show irregularities in the leaves. White spots where the parenchym seems to die off. Is this a bug or a virus? It is unlikely that common bugs reach my plants, on a balcony high up in a city. I do have other plants like tomatoes and chilis, but they are mostly healthy.

 

[dubi]

I cannot fully appreciate it from here, @Elrond I would say it looks like some kind of bug is eating and also laying eggs.

 

[Elrond]

Thanks, dubi.
I checked the plants with a magnifier and I found one mite underneath one leaf. Doesn’t seem to be a spider mite, there was no web. I removed it, we‘ll see if it was the only one takin a bite.
Tried to take a photo, didn’t work so well.

 

[gedLang]

Thanks, dubi.
I checked the plants with a magnifier and I found one mite underneath one leaf. Doesn’t seem to be a spider mite, there was no web. I removed it, we‘ll see if it was the only one takin a bite.
Tried to take a photo, didn’t work so well.

If you catch the spider mites early there are not webs yet, just spots on the leaves where they have been feeding. By the time you see webbing they are well established and you have an infestation. But I think you would need more magnification to make a positive id here.

There are some general, safe treatments using soaps or neem oil that may be helpful to you at this stage, regardless if it is spider mites or something else.