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Revival of the REVIVAL of the ULTIMATE SATIVA THREAD a.k.a R.U.S.T II

vermontman

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Purple Satellite finished for me at that lat.
I'm in Virginia and had them chopped by mid sept

Very Cool!
Thank you for your input CannaRed!
I suspected Satellite may finish faster if given higher UV, slightly warmer temps and of course through observation more sunlight and more importantly the higher temps, even with the photo period being close to the same, it just makes sense. Here in he Northern Mountains we are typically much much cooler and clouds hang in here more than the valleys.
Also I like to give very conservative finish time frames on strains so there is no undue expectations.
I would think Green Mountain Grape would finish crazy early or you.
Warm regards!
 

vermontman

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That is what I’m talking about! I’m going to have to check and see how to purchase these. Couldn’t order to USA from ace website in the past and these seeds go quick!

Hey bud!
There are a lot of companies that ship ACE seeds just google the strains!
 

vermontman

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Green Mountain Grape Purple Pheno.
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Growing underwater!
All it has been doing is raining here!
 

vermontman

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I personally don't live in the Mediterranean area, but inland, hundreds of kilometres from the sea, and on the northern slope of a mountain range, at an altitude of over 800 metres, at about 39°: my climate is continentalised; but even so, in the coldest years the first frosts don't arrive until the last week of November... and the whole Mediterranean coast, from the French to the Moroccan border, can have no frost at all... I have never grown OldTimers Haze in my climate because without a greenhouse I could only harvest it in the warmest years (I have never gone beyond 8-January), but I have grown its hybrids such as Full Energy, Orange-nade, or currently, Green OldTimers Haze x A5 Haze... Last season I harvested a Zamalmystik (extreme sativa Zamal Mafate pheno) on 4-December... and then it snowed like never before on the 7th (it was the coldest winter since weather records began; here it rarely swow a little...):










Montuno that's cold! but you have a handsome pup!
 

Montuno

...como el Son...
Montuno that's cold! but you have a handsome pup!

Thank you from the dog.
He also really likes the look of your buds.​​​​​​

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Pd: I made a mistake with the date of last season's record snowfall: it didn't snow until 7-January (it didn't snow again after that either), not a month before...
 

green-genes77

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Hey Mr green!
Do you have a whole plant pic, it would be great to see her structure.




Here's both, but I wish to make note of two things: these have each had their bottom 8 branches harvested already due to them being heavily seeded. Also these are light dep plants that I vegged out slowly for 75 days, then went immediately to 11/13 and eventually 10/14. I have kept them small and compact during flowering with cool morning pulses and a tailored diet. There are few pictures of this plant out there unfortunately, and many of them are of indoor plants under insufficient light. The USC site has a few good ones. It looks to be a relatively compact plant when it gets enough light. These are being grown at 43N.
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They have been extremely easy to grow and I have seen some astonishing hybrids made with this line. The bigger one looks a lot more like modern herb while the smaller is a bit greener, but also looks to needs an extra two weeks so it may be a stunner in time. The aromatics are just starting to really express and are very spicy but supposedly will express citrus and frankincense later on.
 

Montuno

...como el Son...
King Congo (2020, "feno Congo Point Noire"):
"(De Almagro, o de Almadén, la berenjena; y el cogollo, de Sierra Morena")

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Cogollejo de King Congo (Congo Point Noire x South African Ciskei Highland; "feno" congoleño; Tropical Seeds Company) de sobre el 20-Noviembre pasado de mi última cosecha de exterior (curándose en bote de vidrio hermético más de 8 meses) :

Bud of King Congo (Congo Point Noire x South African Ciskei Highland; Congolese "feno"; Tropical Seeds Company) from around 20-November last from my last outdoor crop ( curing into an artighg glass jar during more than 8 months) :

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willydread

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Here are some shots of my sativas, nothing exceptionally huge or productive, but I find them so sexy ....
These are 6 rainbow breeze, and 1 skunk/haze x zamaldelica in about 1/2 lt of soil and sand
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Nevil haze x oaxaca
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willydread

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Temple haze x original haze
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Afghani x pan-o-haze
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Jamdung weed
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And when they tell you that you can't grow sativas in 45 north, give it a try first ...
 

green-genes77

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One of my absolute favorites!!
I flew all the way to Vancouver just to score several packs of beans of HA.

It ranks very near the top for me too and was The One That Got Away until I reacquired it a few years ago. I'm having a lot of fun with it and may end up line breeding it at some point but for now I am just doing open pollinations with it.
 

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