I recently had a issue with my led,it had stunted the ripening of my plants I had to let some plants go weeks longer.That problem was corrected ,but it took me out of the comfort zone of growing no more than ten week plants,so I’m optimistic about a sativa.Any suggestions is there any that don’t get as tall as most,definitely gonna go clone to flower u said no sedation or ceiling and trippy, thanks
Thanks for making me feel totally inadaquate, your pics have probably killed the thread lol Great stuff, gives us all something to aspire to.
FR = stretch, part of phytochrome equationI recently had a issue with my led,it had stunted the ripening of my plants I had to let some plants go weeks longer.That problem was corrected ,but it took me out of the comfort zone of growing no more than ten week plants,so I’m optimistic about a sativa.Any suggestions is there any that don’t get as tall as most,definitely gonna go clone to flower u said no sedation or ceiling and trippy, thanks
thank you
it's all good, I live in Central NY and in a especially heavy snow belt region within that, it's gonna melt (the plant) soon I fear but if it doesn't then oh man what a true gem on the hands.... normally first frost has come and gone but not yet this year, cool rains all day today..... thus far she's been a champ, sun angle continuing to lower is a real challenge too.... will be fun to watch, my only goal here is to learn from the plant, anything else is icing on the cake
I agree with the above and I think my HLG r spec does a good job in this regard and you can always pick up supplemental red lighting.I recently had a issue with my led,it had stunted the ripening of my plants I had to let some plants go weeks longer.That problem was corrected ,but it took me out of the comfort zone of growing no more than ten week plants,so I’m optimistic about a sativa.Any suggestions is there any that don’t get as tall as most,definitely gonna go clone to flower u said no sedation or ceiling and trippy, thanks
man she is purdy. now thats whorled phylotaxt!she has some looks in common with outback3 long flowery but shiner leaves. that plant had extremely piny dreads with tiny calyxs ya pull apart they are so sticky. gotta watch relighting the joint or a resin fireball might show up lol. whats her lineage?
The aphids here love my Kumaoni…. ravaged one nearly to death. A very humbling experience. Sure don’t feel like I can grow any kind of sativa outdoors now….
hi airloom yes the legendary wacky weed i sometimes get wacky effects smoking way to early or rushed dried sativas hazes but thats not the strongest or best ive experianced but certaintly can make me a lil loco ,,love your statement of "a nice climb in altitude and attitude " perfectly simple sativa description,,sorry bout the bugs and the hermie,,,, pics look good im harsh on my outdoor plants if they cant survive in the enviroment i put them in they fall by wayside even if its not there fault so to speak as to origins and extreme change in enviroment etc,,i cant say i ever chose the kumoani they were freebies from rsc had several packsover the years most were pretty mediocre this one is a cut me an a few friends enjoy nice sweet taste bright positive clear up high when cured she dont finish as she should here in uk but the wispy buds are nice i tried her under lights but she hermied ill prob dust her with some o haze pollen this season as i got a male around and and should make an interesting cross ,,good luck on finishing your plants
Honestly I'm not sure, I see a bit of my Congo in her and some OTH. I've got a big jar of seeds that I've pulled from buds when rolling joints and mix them all up. All my other crosses are known but this one, your guess is as good as mine haha hopefully it turns out like the outback haze, as a I love the look of that plant.
Wacky weed is a term that came about by old cattle-driving cowboys in the early 1800s Texas who gave the herb that name because of how the cattle acted after eating the herb. Weed used to grow wild for hundeds of miles all throughout Texas because of the cattle-drive trails from Mexico and headed north thru Texas. Being the vaqueros (cowboys) and cattle originated from south of the Texas border aka Mexico so did the seed in the stomach of the cows who gradually deposited the herb farther and farther north into and presumably north of Texas for a period of time but unlikely given that Texas cattle-trails were all grasslands. So yes that wacky weed was probably Mexican but those genetics could have easily originated from Colombia from the Angolan African slaves who brought the seed there in the first place.
Thanks to @purple clouds and his Zenhousegardens!
Thank you - I farm organically here & have been building the soil here a long time; when I recharge the mediums I use the following which comes in 50# sacks and compared to the woo woo juice marketed into our space it’s Pennies on the dollar… fantastic product - I had a ton dropped shipped a few years ago
Preserving da futureAtao's Swazi Ruz fresh F5s (Afropips's Swazi Red IBL)
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Next generation will be its BX to F3s
- they’ve got a unique & similar look to them as the Oax 12 Finger 
