Outdoor/indoor terrace grow

[revegeta666]

There are some extreme examples of it in this thread

Cannabis Fasciation

In a mixed genetics room of all clones, i have got a clone of a Drizella doing some very nice and unusual (for me at least) fasciation. Flattened main stem only, all other branches are round, top of plant is also fasciated, im interested what kind of bud it will produce. Plants just started...

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Looks almost like celery lol

 

[El Timbo]

I made the switch to 11/13 last night - they are still in the 11cm x 11cm pots and getting a bit big for them - hopefully I'll start seeing some female pre flowers soon.

I've been making some changes to try to combat spider mites (which are always more prevalent in this spring grow) I've followed some advice from this video - mainly going easy on nitrogen, keeping humidity up, avoiding saturated soil, and when it gets warmer I'll mist with cold water - I've also put a humidifier in the cupboard I put them in at night to make them flower.



Pic of some Ethiopian foliage

 

[El Timbo]

The Es are ahead in the sexual maturity game - I have 1 confirmed female and a few probable males.

Finished off the last of the Thai x Panama today - it's been excellent but I'm hoping for something a bit more Panama like from the Panama x Thai.

I'm still going round and round in my head about what to grow with them - I almost bought some new fem seeds! I'm considering 6 sativa fems - 1 seed per strain to grow alongside the Panama x Thai regs. Or I might do 3 fems and some Nepal Mist regs or A5Haze x PCK F2s.

 

[El Timbo]

The first 4 female Es identified and repotted - the tallest is 55cm, hopefully they will grow a bit taller.

 

[El Timbo]

The volunteer is still around - I've topped it twice and repotted it. It's outdoors 24/7 - Still no sign of preflowers yet.

 

[El Timbo]

Four Ethiopian males have been chopped - may they compost in peace, CIP. There are two more on the suspect list and two male Ghanaians, which I have kept.

 

[El Timbo]

The final count is 4 female Es and 3 Gs - I have also put the volunteer on 11/13 but it's still non binary - hopefully female!

Pic of a G

 

[El Timbo]

All good with the females - they have settled into their new pots and are flowering nicely. Pic of a Ghana male with a lavender flower.

 

[El Timbo]

The volunteer Thai turned out to be male, which is a pity but it has inspired me to try topping twice next time I grow Thai.

 

[El Timbo]

A G and an E in early flower at the end of an overcast showery day - they were just beginning to suffer in the small pots but I think they are back on track now - just a slight tip burn. I used light mix in the small pots but added some all mix and some of my own compost for the larger pots.

 

[El Timbo]

After a few days of light rain the sun is out - the 7 females are all looking top!

One of the Gs

 

[endgegner]

The first 4 female Es identified and repotted - the tallest is 55cm, hopefully they will grow a bit taller.

Oh trust me, they will
Do you live in a tropical country or do you just put them outdoor during the start to save electricity?

 

[El Timbo]

Oh trust me, they will
Do you live in a tropical country or do you just put them outdoor during the start to save electricity?

The tallest is 90cm now - 18 days after that post. I don't live in the tropics but we get plenty of sun and mild temps all year round.

 

[El Timbo]

The shorter, more heavily flowering E - with her sisters towering above her.

 

[endgegner]

The tallest is 90cm now - 18 days after that post. I don't live in the tropics but we get plenty of sun and mild temps all year round.

Cool, I live in Eastern Europe and I could finish a quick 13 weeks phenotype from a cutting (as cuttings need a bit less time), but the longer flowering one I have would not work out. But the laws here are too strict anyway, so I keep everything indoors sadly. I actually prefer outdoor grows like yours, as they are more natural. Especially guerilla grows.