Cactus Squatter
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So I decided to run the #2 and #3 plants alongside some Oaxaca x Panama on my next indoor run. I just need to let them grow out a tiny bit and take some clones.
Oaxaca A5 Haze feminized
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Thanks Ace for the beans.This is week 9 of flower. I have 6 that germinated together. 4 are in RDWC and 2 in 5 gallon buckets with big box soil. All were manifold to 8 cola during veg. They're under 1200 watts of LED. I've used Advanced nutes for the DWC. This grow has been amazing. although a bit of work on the front end. As an older representative of the current weed scene I will say that the soil grown, albeit stunted compared to hydro, has the smell I remember from the mid 70s gold. So I don't miss my window I have a question. Do the trichromes on this variety go amber?
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Cactus Squatter
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Bastard heavy rain storm just snapped 3/4 of my outdoor OaxacaA5 off. 
ilovegrowing
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Can you tape it?Bastard heavy rain storm just snapped 3/4 of my outdoor OaxacaA5 off.
Cactus Squatter
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Complete break. Imagine a cartoon gun barrel exploded after bugs sticks his finger down it. Just shredded the main stem to pieces.
ilovegrowing
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Im sorry man! Hopefully the rest quarter will give you some good bud in the end, so you can elaborate the plant a bit! Storms can be a pain in the ass for some crops. Greetings, i feel you
El Quijote
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Hello everyone, I present my Oaxaca x A5haze germinated on June 28. I kept it for two months in a small pot, a medium-large sized plant with little stretch in flowering. Subtle lemon and floral smell and something metallic. flowers airy and not very compact the shapes of the flowers look like super Malawi haze with that shape, the smaller flowers have some seeds I think it self-fertilizes itself
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This is the remainder of my outdoor Oaxaca A5 that the storm broke over half off of her. She’s doing really well other than being slightly overwatered due to a timer error.
Has a light citrus smell with a tiny hint of a spicy perfume.
Has a light citrus smell with a tiny hint of a spicy perfume.
Cactus Squatter
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Welcome to ICMag @OldTopper and thanks for your suport.
Happy to hear you’re pleased with how this strain is performing in your hydro setup, and that the aromas bring back nice memories from the 70s
You can expect the trichomes to start turning amber around this time, after 11-12 weeks.
How are they doing. Do you notice different expressions, or any stand out ?
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Love the way how you grow sativas in pots on the terrace @El Quijote
they get plenty of sun and excellent cares with the right nutrients at the correct pH. She must be getting close, hope the weather is cooperating!
Cactus Squatter
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I really like how easy these have have been to grow. 4 out of 4, 3 indoors and 1 outdoors, zero issues. Took a massive overwatering outdoors like a champ and kept going. Took being broken in half by a storm and bounced back. This outdoor one has a citric and floral musk kind of smell, not super strong but absolutely lovely.
None have been nutrient sensitive, the 3 indoors I underfed a bit with initial worry about the Oaxaca side possibly being sensitive. Nope. I’m re running 2 of the phenos currently and plan to not let up on the feed until near the end.
Late season aphids do seem to like her though. We always get these dark gray little bastards in November when all the other crops come down and the winter crop hasn’t come in yet.
None have been nutrient sensitive, the 3 indoors I underfed a bit with initial worry about the Oaxaca side possibly being sensitive. Nope. I’m re running 2 of the phenos currently and plan to not let up on the feed until near the end.
Late season aphids do seem to like her though. We always get these dark gray little bastards in November when all the other crops come down and the winter crop hasn’t come in yet.
Thanks a lot for sharing pictures @Cactus Squatter glad you find this new sativa dom strain rewarding and trouble free. Beautiful well developed colas with an organic look and natural fade finishing in the greenhouse.
I'm sorry about the loss from the storm, hope still you can still harvest enough to keep the wife happy until next season. Huggss!
glad you find this new sativa dom strain rewarding and trouble free. Beautiful well developed colas with an organic look and natural fade finishing in the greenhouse. I'm sorry about the loss from the storm, hope still you can still harvest enough to keep the wife happy until next season. Huggss!
Glad to hear about the resilience of these. I ordered a pack today. Hope you share a smoke report!
Cactus Squatter
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I’ll definitely share one when it’s done, as well as one for the indoor plants that are still curing. So far they have been great when sampled.
El Quijote
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Hello dear @dubi, thank you very much for your praise and words. It is very motivating for me knowing that you are a great teacher and a great connoisseur of cannabis breedingLove the way how you grow sativas in pots on the terrace @El Quijote
. Oaxaca x A5haze was cut on November 5, it suffered a lot from the storms, very wild flowers, very airy and large in size, the flower clusters have a very similar similarity to super Malawi haze, a very interesting plant with many flowers, it is not very odorous, smell Citrus like green orange with something lemon, floral, sweet and somewhat metallic, the flowers look like wild marijuana in about 3 months I will send a smoke report greetings to all
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@El Quijote ”green orange” is about the best way I can describe my current outdoor one as well along with some floral muskiness.
My favorite indoor plant from earlier in the season also has that green orange hint to it.
My favorite indoor plant from earlier in the season also has that green orange hint to it.
