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the weather has finally let up and no rain the last few days and the weather man says it might be this way for a few. we need the break. a little update. pic 3&4 are the same plant a little slower than the other
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the one a little faster so far and the one that fractured on me and lost around half of it
I'm sorry to hear about the lost of half plant due heavy storms.
I guess you must be closer the equator than me, our Malawi new killer hasn't started the flowering yet. It's great to see yours so advanced in late August.
Best wishes for the upcoming most important weeks of flowering.
I guess you must be closer the equator than me, our Malawi new killer hasn't started the flowering yet. It's great to see yours so advanced in late August.
Best wishes for the upcoming most important weeks of flowering.
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dubi was wondering if all the bad weather ( about a month straight ) could have triggered them to start early
thanks
thanks
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here is a little update on the s1 malawi fems. they are progressing very well to me. at the end of august and they look like this and they take till end of october(2 more months) they should be un-real and a massive good time.
till next time stay safe and keep it green
till next time stay safe and keep it green
those are going to get fat over the next 2 months.
great looking sativas
peace
great looking sativas
peace
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morcheeba* thanks for dropping in and the kind words. i think they will be fat at the end as well as long as i can keep them upright . plan on bracing on up as time goes by
stay safe and keep it green
stay safe and keep it green
Absolutely beautiful job flboy. You've got some great skill there. Looks like they are really happy in your plot.
I'm interested in seeing how the Malawi responds to Nature's topping. I've seen sativas become beasts when topped dramatically - a whole 'nother creature entirely, very interesting to watch. If you're able to set up weights it will help that topped plant a lot with yield as the remaining branches will bolt. (I don't know how much the surrounding vegetation/trees limit your canopy height)
Thanks for sharing
I'm interested in seeing how the Malawi responds to Nature's topping. I've seen sativas become beasts when topped dramatically - a whole 'nother creature entirely, very interesting to watch. If you're able to set up weights it will help that topped plant a lot with yield as the remaining branches will bolt. (I don't know how much the surrounding vegetation/trees limit your canopy height)
Thanks for sharing
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thcvhunter i have 3 purple haze x malawi out in the same plot that i topped the hell out of and they are monsters taken up a lot of space and have not started to bloom yet. that's why i only topped the new killer a few times. i thought about bending and tieing but i was worried about running out of room. i have 9 plants and all have been topped so my area is at it's limit for this year but i am keeping all the suggestions for next season to improve on
thanks for stopping in
stay safe and keep it green
thanks for stopping in
stay safe and keep it green
WOW.
So nice. You'll not notice that lost branch.
Absolutely grand job. The plants look very healthy,too.
So nice. You'll not notice that lost branch.
Absolutely grand job. The plants look very healthy,too.
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thanks madmac i am looking for the p+k you are talking about and what time frame do you use it as the reports you do are with great results
stay safe and keep it green
stay safe and keep it green
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little up date. they are stacking up nice and steady(at least one is) i have a second plant that seems like it will take a little longer to finish but still moving wright along. first pic;s is of the more aggressive one
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and the one that seems to take a little longer
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madmac no def. in these girls. they should be large at the end of bloom. the fast one is the beauty as of now but you can't tell till it's over but impressed with the malawi as a whole definitely a keeper in my stable. i wish i had a place for a clone of the fast one but as of now i don't. i will probably order the regular malawi so i can make more with my fem breeders pack (regular breeders pack that is ) if they last till the end of my season and i have the Guatemala reg. seeds i am going to do some crossing with as well
stay safe and keep it green
stay safe and keep it green
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Getting really jealous watching your threads buddy. Are these ones furthest along as far as buds? They look beautiful.
Keep safe my friend
Peace GG
Keep safe my friend
Peace GG
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GG THE BANGI IS THE ONES THAT WILL FINISH FIRST BY ABOUT A MONTH I WOULD SAY. THEN THE MALAWI. I HAVE THE ONE THAT IS QUICKER THAN THE OTHER BUT THEY WILL TAKE TO END OF OCTOBER EARLY NOVEMBER
STAY SAFE BROTHER
STAY SAFE BROTHER
Very interesting flboy,
Your Malawi New Killer S1 looks almost like the New Killer mother, I post again one of your S1 pics with a pic of our mother grown past year, at a similar stage of development for comparison.
Our mother in the pic was heavily pollinated and was grown in a pot so i expect your S1 offspring will perform much better in soil and sinsemilla style.
Be careful with the worms at this stage of flowering, maybe is worth to spray them with bacillus thuringiensis.
Your Malawi New Killer S1 looks almost like the New Killer mother, I post again one of your S1 pics with a pic of our mother grown past year, at a similar stage of development for comparison.
Our mother in the pic was heavily pollinated and was grown in a pot so i expect your S1 offspring will perform much better in soil and sinsemilla style.
Be careful with the worms at this stage of flowering, maybe is worth to spray them with bacillus thuringiensis.
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