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Revival of the REVIVAL of the ULTIMATE SATIVA THREAD a.k.a R.U.S.T II
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With the Honduras in the cross I don’t think so but I’m past 11 weeks now and she still has a very long way to go. I’m thinking she will be a 14-18 weeker. With Oldtimer’s haze in that cross though it could potentially hit 20+ weeks! I’m excited to see what happens.
Sticky Sat
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Hello brothers !
Congratulations and many thanks for sharing with us such high quality pics of these amazing buds
Peace to all
Congratulations and many thanks for sharing with us such high quality pics of these amazing buds
Peace to all
Sticky Sat
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When plants are so healthy, any stage shots are a treat for most of us
I'm growing in same size pots and know how tricky it can be... It's to her credit and yours that she's doing so fine with the low strength feeding and such a small pot for her size.
When great genetics meet skills and passion... ;-)
I'm growing in same size pots and know how tricky it can be... It's to her credit and yours that she's doing so fine with the low strength feeding and such a small pot for her size.
When great genetics meet skills and passion... ;-)
Sticky Sat
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Incredible looking flower + incredible photo! I know you're dealing with strict laws but man oh man... you're growing in paradise! Beautiful stuff my friend.
Sticky Sat
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Thanks a lot brother, it's always a pleasure to read your kind words
The whole world could have been a paradise for all of us to share in peace if we had not been purposely divided to suit the greediests' purpose...
Maybe one day, when more people get to know sativas... ;-)
A nice day to all of you brothers
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your ot1-haze x Honduras looks also so beautiful ... long blond hairs...
good work man... not many have the passion to do it like you...
respect
M.
Thank you brother! I can say the same for you; your flowers look incredible!
Growing pure sativas is a labor of love and I've got respect for everyone who is passionate enough to grow these old world strains.Hello to all
the shoots are like foals, they are observed at birth, and then later when they are ripe.
the last ones put to germinate for this summer season
6/6 PNG by AZURE
6/6 Black Congolese by SNOWHIGH
germinated all between yesterday and today
we hope well
PNG
BC
I wish you all the best for this new season
the shoots are like foals, they are observed at birth, and then later when they are ripe.
the last ones put to germinate for this summer season
6/6 PNG by AZURE
6/6 Black Congolese by SNOWHIGH
germinated all between yesterday and today
we hope well
PNG
BC
I wish you all the best for this new season
damn that looks nice ss ,
great backdrop too ,
is it a local sativa , something from the net or ??
Sticky Sat
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Thanks and the best of luck to you also Reining, they look healthy, happy and promising
Sticky Sat
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Thanks a lot Donald !
It seems the phone camera had trouble choosing on what to focus... ;-)This sat had no name. She came from seeds given by a friend back from PNG, about 8 years ago. He also had been given them by a local he'd befriend over there. Most of the plants from these were extremely hairy and fluffy (there was only 2 decent enough looking plants on 89 sprouts). There was also lots of hermies but very few males.
We took clones of clones all this time but had to make a choice and decided to stop growing it because of the risks involved by the recurring nanners production. These buds are from the last 2 plants.
thats a shame ,Thanks a lot Donald !
This sat had no name. She came from seeds given by a friend back from PNG, about 8 years ago. He also had been given them by a local he'd befriend over there. Most of the plants from these were extremely hairy and fluffy (there was only 2 decent enough looking plants on 89 sprouts). There was also lots of hermies but very few males.
We took clones of clones all this time but had to make a choice and decided to stop growing it because of the risks involved by the recurring nanners production. These buds are from the last 2 plants.
the herb looks pretty high quality ,
sad to hear its not so viable to grow ....
Sticky Sat
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Please believe me, I just hate having to make that kind of choice.... Wouldn't have to make it if it were legal here.... The genetics still runs in a cross my friend made with a Jack Flash clone (no comments please... ;-) but even so, it's very unreliable in terms of quality and sex stability. That's why I never crossed it with more sativa dominant strains, though I'd have done it nonetheless in a more grower friendly environment... The high of the nice looking pheno was a pleasant sativa classic one, quite intense. The high of the "ugly" phenos wasn't so great... So, even if there's always regrets, it wasn't exactly the most desirable breeding material.
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Some slightly Hermie plants are worth growing if you stay on them. They can be dynamite smoke!
Thanks a lot Donald !
This sat had no name. She came from seeds given by a friend back from PNG, about 8 years ago. He also had been given them by a local he'd befriend over there. Most of the plants from these were extremely hairy and fluffy (there was only 2 decent enough looking plants on 89 sprouts). There was also lots of hermies but very few males.
We took clones of clones all this time but had to make a choice and decided to stop growing it because of the risks involved by the recurring nanners production. These buds are from the last 2 plants.
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beanz
my good friend mustafunk gear , trusted me to run his babies ....what great job he has done with this cross , zamal x jamican lambread ..... I had my doubts these would thicken up , but they have turned into sticky mop heads ....couple weeks to go I reckon
haze 27 x Jamaican up top and the zamal cross bellow . starting to fall all over the place the haze .....but the zamal cross loves the weight .
haze 27 x Jamaican up top and the zamal cross bellow . starting to fall all over the place the haze .....but the zamal cross loves the weight .
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Sticky Sat
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I totally agree Dr. Purpur, I've got some like this...
Unfortunately, these were seriously hermies and, apart the pheno we kept all these years, the other one's high was nothing to roll over about... Even so, I always feel sad to lose a strain... :-(
Wow !!! Beans, you're leaving me wordless bro ! Losing such a strain would definitely kill me on the spot...
Great job mate !
