wallywombat
Member
fantasic what oz sativa did you use all the best
Ur PCK makes nice Buds in Deep Purple, suggest black color and yellow/white stigmens
very nice man, i have no male left, got some stolen and things but make a cross with wonderfull outdoor sativa called Bushmans
2 Plants with very purple flowers Left, one of them is a Mutant with a top that was growing like a helix, every few nodies is a new headbud like a mirror to the rest of the plant , looks like the plant is spinning out of itself, such a nice HIT man
Best Indica strain ever
52° Outdoor from Europe
very nice man, i have no male left, got some stolen and things but make a cross with wonderfull outdoor sativa called Bushmans
2 Plants with very purple flowers Left, one of them is a Mutant with a top that was growing like a helix, every few nodies is a new headbud like a mirror to the rest of the plant , looks like the plant is spinning out of itself, such a nice HIT man
Best Indica strain ever
52° Outdoor from Europe
BongMasterBabaj
Member
This cross looks so Interesting! Been in India, and every old european traveller\smoker i met told me that the best smoke they had in their lives came from th Citral are in Pakistan,so i have always been curious of trying some strains from there!
Keep the good job ACE seeds!
Keep the good job ACE seeds!
P.C.K in the U.K
P.C.K in the U.K
Here is my P.C.K that I grew outdoors in the U.K, my first attempt at outdoor growing. She had a spot of mold when I looked last week so I chopped her this morning as we are getting a lot of rain.
Will run her again next year but will prep the site and put her in the ground instead of just putting her in a pot and dumping her in the woods,lol.
Had problems with Capsid bugs but she got through it, resilient plant.
P.C.K harvest
P.C.K in the U.K
Here is my P.C.K that I grew outdoors in the U.K, my first attempt at outdoor growing. She had a spot of mold when I looked last week so I chopped her this morning as we are getting a lot of rain.
Had problems with Capsid bugs but she got through it, resilient plant.
Hola yaxu,
Impressive green chitral individual, the green pheno is the one to look for the best yields in the line. Hope you are enjoying with the harvest!
Hi Ur Humbl Nr8tor, your PCK from seed seems to be a decent yielder, we all know pck is a pure indica landrace line and not a hybrid, so yields are moderate-low, but in your case she produced nicely for line standards, the flower/leaf ratio is higher than the average in the line. Hope the autumn is starting good for you and yours.
Here is my P.C.K that I grew outdoors in the U.K, my first attempt at outdoor growing. She had a spot of mold when I looked last week so I chopped her this morning as we are getting a lot of rain. Will run her again next year but will prep the site and put her in the ground instead of just putting her in a pot and dumping her in the woods,lol.
Had problems with Capsid bugs but she got through it, resilient plant.P.C.K harvest
Congrats on the PCK harvest window! It's a real success to harvest a pure indica in UK without lose most of the flowers due the rain and mold. PCK is one of the few pure indicas that has the chance to work well there in your very rainy and cold climate.
The pink pheno is usually low yielding but is extremely beautiful and usually very resinous and aromatic (forest fruit aromas).
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Asche
High dubi high all.
i am growing the PCK for the first time now, they are very slow in vegetative growth
super robust once they start vegetating properly, i had some issues with germinating them
with all the best i could do i had only 4 1/2 from 14 which i thankfully got..
but even with carefully splitting the shell with a scalpel and with all precautions i learned so far
i just could not get any more popping from those..
i got a replacement pack which was very generous from Luis, a huge hug for him for this!!!
so from 6 i sowed 6 came
so i got now 10 1/2 .. the half is somehow from the first run
which is till small cotyledons showing for soon 2 month but still not dead, the last 2 weeks
it showed signs of coming up with some new leafs, maybe it wants to grow after all.
the others grew very crippled in the beginning but look very nice now growing into beautiful plants now,
i may show more pictures later on when i have a little more time,
for now the first one is from the fresh pack the three other pictures below from the first run
they are now over 40 cm and the pictures you see are taken about 5 weeks ago
and here i would have a question dubi, since i wanted to make some seeds with them
but first i wanted to blossom them out to maybe select some nice ones,
how would you suggest to preferably clone the PCK? just top them and into coco or root riots?
i am growing the PCK for the first time now, they are very slow in vegetative growth
super robust once they start vegetating properly, i had some issues with germinating them
with all the best i could do i had only 4 1/2 from 14 which i thankfully got..
but even with carefully splitting the shell with a scalpel and with all precautions i learned so far
i just could not get any more popping from those..
i got a replacement pack which was very generous from Luis, a huge hug for him for this!!!
so from 6 i sowed 6 came
so i got now 10 1/2 .. the half is somehow from the first runwhich is till small cotyledons showing for soon 2 month but still not dead, the last 2 weeks
it showed signs of coming up with some new leafs, maybe it wants to grow after all.
the others grew very crippled in the beginning but look very nice now growing into beautiful plants now,
i may show more pictures later on when i have a little more time,
for now the first one is from the fresh pack the three other pictures below from the first run
they are now over 40 cm and the pictures you see are taken about 5 weeks ago
and here i would have a question dubi, since i wanted to make some seeds with them
but first i wanted to blossom them out to maybe select some nice ones,
how would you suggest to preferably clone the PCK? just top them and into coco or root riots?
Asche,
Thats what I found too. They're just slow starters.
I've dusted a couple of mine with some Golden Tiger, THAT cross should start out like a thunderstorm.
Thats what I found too. They're just slow starters.
I've dusted a couple of mine with some Golden Tiger, THAT cross should start out like a thunderstorm.
A
Asche
jup Claude
here you see the old batch is quite ahead
but around 8 week difference
picture was taken 4 days ago
here you see the old batch is quite ahead
but around 8 week difference
picture was taken 4 days ago
A
Asche
third day of 12/12
i keep my night time temperatures quite cool, probably around 17 degrees
3 are getting purple leaf stems one a little less the other 2 a little more
not sure if its purple or pink pheno i wished for one lets see
i keep my night time temperatures quite cool, probably around 17 degrees
3 are getting purple leaf stems one a little less the other 2 a little more
not sure if its purple or pink pheno i wished for one lets see
Asche,
I think you'll get some beautiful colors. Here's a shot of mine when it was just a little older than yours:
There wasn't any color showing at all at the time of the above picture. The color came with the developing calyxs. Here's the same plant with the larger buds cut and the lower branches full of Golden Tigers' seed.
I think you'll get some beautiful colors. Here's a shot of mine when it was just a little older than yours:
There wasn't any color showing at all at the time of the above picture. The color came with the developing calyxs. Here's the same plant with the larger buds cut and the lower branches full of Golden Tigers' seed.
A
Asche
little group picture
