Nigerian Kandahar

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Plant

 

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Bud

 

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[Lesnah]

Now this looks intetesting, pistils galore ��

 

[Ronni]

what soil do you use? (how) do you feed them?

 

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Mix my own organic soil. Similar to revs tlo mix. Plus some tea feedings. Plants are underfed. They are in the same rotation as csg ecsd x sssdh that is from seed and has turned out to be the most nute sensitive plant I've grown to date so soil was mixed lighter on the food. Wish I would have used my regular mix and just cut the soil with some sunshine mix for the ecsdh.

 

[Ronni]

how is she doing?

 

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1

 

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2

 

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Cat piss ammonia pineapple funk

 

[Ronni]

looking good, def. nice frost! how did the grow go? happy with the developement of the plant? is she easy to grow?

 

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In all honesty it was probably my worst grow in a couple years. Didn't use my regular soil recipe. Lost quite a bit in the yield. Buds still have a nice kick and flavour and good frost. The plant itself is pretty low maintenance. Easy to root. Not to heavy of a feeder. Great side branching. But the high is what I love most. Great daytime medicine. No tolerance buildup either. It's definitely a keeper in my book.

 

[Buddle]

Nice

Nice

Beautiful plants man. I've got some Khandahar crosses. I've had them for prolly 8 yrs. They are an early finishing statics as well right?

 

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This one is definitely Nigerian leaning and likes to go 11 weeks