My 2 cents ... A feminized version would help others discover her...
New Caledonia
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Hasch
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I whole heartedly agree!
Am growing indoors with very limited space, so fem versions are very much appreciate
RobFromTX
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Santa Clause came early this year 
. I'll cut my Zacatecas Tribute down on Sunday followed by a one month break and then the fun begins again. @dubi do you think new caledonia would pair well in a grow tent with Honduras? They seem to have similar flower times but ofcourse honduras stretches a bit more. Just curious. Variety is the spice of life as they say
. I'll cut my Zacatecas Tribute down on Sunday followed by a one month break and then the fun begins again. @dubi do you think new caledonia would pair well in a grow tent with Honduras? They seem to have similar flower times but ofcourse honduras stretches a bit more. Just curious. Variety is the spice of life as they sayAttachments
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goingrey
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YesIs the New Caledonia still available at the ACE website?
The link on the first page this thread and a search on the ACE website get no results
New Caledonia. Regular seeds. ACE Seeds
New Caledonia regular. New Caledonia seeds. New Caledonia sativa seeds. New Caledonia landrace. pure sativa seeds. 100 % sativa seeds. Pacific seeds. Clean effect. Tropical sativas seeds. Landrace seeds. Landrace strain. Landrace genetics. ACE Seeds.
But can confirm that the link in the first post and the search on the ACE website do not work correctly. Maybe fixing those, especially the search, would improve sales even more than fems.
yeah that sourness... I am glad it is not narcotic like colombians... mexicans can be muddy dirty though.
I love giggly weed...
I thought there will be tons of outcrosses of NC, but dont see any... let cross it with thai and bounce that mexican out hahahhahaha
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Currently germinating New Caledonia. Excited for this one!
Flowering Day 8 - i have a girl
Crazy branching, quite surprised how much water she consumes.
Though a little training of the main stem, the tops are quite equal, i let her grow naturally now.
Crazy branching, quite surprised how much water she consumes.
Though a little training of the main stem, the tops are quite equal, i let her grow naturally now.
#2 Flowering Day 15 on the left (female, size: 54cm, Plangron Light Mix)
#3 Flowering Day 2 on the right in the back (more indica-looking, pot elevated, 75% Light Mix, 25% Coco)
#3 not look super healthy, guess because it was quite rootbound, need to veg her for 27 days in a small 2 liter pot because i ran out of space, but should recover fast now
#2 stretches like crazy, would be much higher without training.
EDIT: I just trained and touched the stem, what a wonderful smell ! Not good in describing, very spicy(?), reminded me spontaneous of some gingerbread, something like this.
#3 Flowering Day 2 on the right in the back (more indica-looking, pot elevated, 75% Light Mix, 25% Coco)
#3 not look super healthy, guess because it was quite rootbound, need to veg her for 27 days in a small 2 liter pot because i ran out of space, but should recover fast now
#2 stretches like crazy, would be much higher without training.
EDIT: I just trained and touched the stem, what a wonderful smell ! Not good in describing, very spicy(?), reminded me spontaneous of some gingerbread, something like this.
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RobFromTX
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#2 Flowering Day 15 on the left (female, size: 54cm, Plangron Light Mix)
#3 Flowering Day 2 on the right in the back (more indica-looking, pot elevated, 75% Light Mix, 25% Coco)
#3 not look super healthy, guess because it was quite rootbound, need to veg her for 27 days in a small 2 liter pot because i ran out of space, but should recover fast now
#2 stretches like crazy, would be much higher without training.
EDIT: I just trained and touched the stem, what a wonderful smell ! Not good in describing, very spicy(?), reminded me spontaneous of some gingerbread, something like this.
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Such a beautiful plant and the neon green reminds me of honduras. total eye candy
JonnyWeedSeed
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New Caledonia just starting to set flowers on the branch tips. Pruned to 4 shoots and it currently stands at 4.5 meters high! What a happy vigorous plant ... a real joy to work with. I prepared the soil in march, planted in early May and did nothing until yesterday when I gave her some cal-mag and Fox Bloom. Notice the top of the 4 foot goat fence at the bottom for reference. Great plant ..... It'll be a staple for sure.
Removed the pots from my cabinet today, so had the chance to photograph the whole plant.
New Caledonia #2 - Flowering Day 20
These thin leaves at the very top
New Caledonia #2 - Flowering Day 20
These thin leaves at the very top
Gorgeous!hese thin leaves at the very top
#2 Flowering Day 26 (repotted from 2 Liter to 8 Liter when start flowering)
I start to worry a little, she keeps stretching, but flower development should be more ahead i guess, going veeeery slowly. I shorten the light circle a bit.
I start to worry a little, she keeps stretching, but flower development should be more ahead i guess, going veeeery slowly. I shorten the light circle a bit.
Ras Kali Rasta
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A couple months after harvest, I'm enjoying New Caledonia more and more. Strong fruity terps, chunky buds, great yields, joyful effects and a very clean come-down. What more could you want? Perhaps longer lasting effects. I have a bunch of NC x Zamaldelica seeds. They should do the trick in that regard.
New Caledonia - Flowering Day 32
Height: 94 cm with training.
Pot: 8 Liters (Plagron Light Mix)
Light: Sanlight Evo 3 (at 80 %)
Light Schedule: 11.25 / 12.75
Looks very pale, further increase feeding, advice is very welcome.
Feeding schedule (tap water EC 0.2)
Rot = Hakaphos Rot (8-12-24), MKP = Monokaliumphosphate (PK)
Flowering Day 22: EC 0.4 Calmag (0.2 + 0.2)
Flowering Day 23: EC 0.7 (0.2 H2O + 0.5 Rot), 1 Liter
Flowering Day 26: EC 0.8 (0.2 H2O + 0.6 MKP), 0.5 L + some Epsom Salt
Flowering Day 29: EC 0.8 (0.2 H2O + 0.3 Rot + 0.3 MKP), 550 ml
Flowering Day 32: EC 0.5 (0.2 + 0.3 Rot), 0.5 L
They start to get some reddish colors.
Height: 94 cm with training.
Pot: 8 Liters (Plagron Light Mix)
Light: Sanlight Evo 3 (at 80 %)
Light Schedule: 11.25 / 12.75
Looks very pale, further increase feeding, advice is very welcome.
Feeding schedule (tap water EC 0.2)
Rot = Hakaphos Rot (8-12-24), MKP = Monokaliumphosphate (PK)
Flowering Day 22: EC 0.4 Calmag (0.2 + 0.2)
Flowering Day 23: EC 0.7 (0.2 H2O + 0.5 Rot), 1 Liter
Flowering Day 26: EC 0.8 (0.2 H2O + 0.6 MKP), 0.5 L + some Epsom Salt
Flowering Day 29: EC 0.8 (0.2 H2O + 0.3 Rot + 0.3 MKP), 550 ml
Flowering Day 32: EC 0.5 (0.2 + 0.3 Rot), 0.5 L
They start to get some reddish colors.
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Sad news,
my NC experience finished prematurely.
She went full confusion mode and started growing male flowers and throwing pollen in a very short time.
I was away for a weekend trip, came back home late, gave them water, came back in two days... bang.
Pollen on leaves, swollen calyxes on nearby buds...seeds in the making... f**k it.
Ratio of female/male flowers was very balanced 50%. The strange thing is how fast this happened, or at least I noticed when it was too late.
The plant was removed but the damage is done, there are going to be significant number of seeds in the other plants, mostly the OutbackHaze x KaliChina which was near NC.
Really gutted for the other plants, at least Sheelawathi is so slow to flower she will probably not produce seeds at all.
I guess it's a learning experience not to put too much variety in one place, you never know what will happen.
I'll probably focus more on proven varieties now, can't allow it to happen again like this.
The worst part is all the unwanted seeds will probably also be unstable to a degree and now I don't have the confidence to give another shot at NC.
On the other hand, I'm thankful Sheelawathi is so late to flower so she will fill the space of NC and hopefully stay a female until the end.
Cheers
my NC experience finished prematurely.
She went full confusion mode and started growing male flowers and throwing pollen in a very short time.
I was away for a weekend trip, came back home late, gave them water, came back in two days... bang.
Pollen on leaves, swollen calyxes on nearby buds...seeds in the making... f**k it.
Ratio of female/male flowers was very balanced 50%. The strange thing is how fast this happened, or at least I noticed when it was too late.
The plant was removed but the damage is done, there are going to be significant number of seeds in the other plants, mostly the OutbackHaze x KaliChina which was near NC.
Really gutted for the other plants, at least Sheelawathi is so slow to flower she will probably not produce seeds at all.
I guess it's a learning experience not to put too much variety in one place, you never know what will happen.
I'll probably focus more on proven varieties now, can't allow it to happen again like this.
The worst part is all the unwanted seeds will probably also be unstable to a degree and now I don't have the confidence to give another shot at NC.
On the other hand, I'm thankful Sheelawathi is so late to flower so she will fill the space of NC and hopefully stay a female until the end.
Cheers
