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Revival of the Ultimate Sativa Thread
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Hello folks!
Tall plants with thin stems and heavy colas are a recipe for disaster if not stable.
In order to add some stability I use a simple method similar to radio antennas.
To save words I rather show you what I do to correct that problem:
Tall plants with thin stems and heavy colas are a recipe for disaster if not stable.
In order to add some stability I use a simple method similar to radio antennas.
To save words I rather show you what I do to correct that problem:
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haxi
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Hello sativa lovers,
just showing some Greenhouse SSH and Hawaiian snow I'm growing outdoor this year:
SSH, not a very sativa pheno but it's basicaly a haze ^^
Hawaiian snow my beauty (I'm 1m88 tall)
If you want more click on the link in my signature
I'll check them tomorrow. I'm sure they are sooo good
Peace
just showing some Greenhouse SSH and Hawaiian snow I'm growing outdoor this year:
SSH, not a very sativa pheno but it's basicaly a haze ^^
Hawaiian snow my beauty (I'm 1m88 tall)
If you want more click on the link in my signature
I'll check them tomorrow. I'm sure they are sooo good
Peace
Hello sativa lovers,
just showing some Greenhouse SSH and Hawaiian snow I'm growing outdoor this year:
SSH, not a very sativa pheno but it's basicaly a haze ^^
Hawaiian snow my beauty (I'm 1m88 tall)
I'll check them tomorrow. I'm sure they are sooo good
Peace
She is pretty and FREE!!!!
Good luck!
beautiful pics
that is a lovely lady a definite keeper in my book ,the taste/aromas are high desired IMO effects sound great aswell .
soo this was cross of BG X WW ,very interesting im surprised how sativa dom she grows
im curious as too which stock these come from ?
1luvbigherb
They were NIRVANA's... yes, nothing fancy or exotic.
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Thank you kindly!
Thank you kindly!
Hello sativa lovers,
just showing some Greenhouse SSH and Hawaiian snow I'm growing outdoor this year:
SSH, not a very sativa pheno but it's basicaly a haze ^^
Very Nice. So by giving them gasoline, does that make them a diesel strain??
Very Nice. So by giving them gasoline, does that make them a diesel strain??
gasoline has electrolytes that plants crave
E
elmanito
It is really a fine beauty the Hawaiian Snow.
Black Seed
Acapulco Gold
Sativa hybrid
Namaste
Black Seed
Acapulco Gold
Sativa hybrid
Namaste
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Black Seed
Very nice!
Black Seed
Very nice!
16wkSSH x Angel Dust
Ben Mckean
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Wow, amazing plants , congratulations.Here's some giant outdoor sativas from Australian sativa breeder/grower Kangativa. His strains include southeast Asian landrace sativas from Indonesia and Thailand and a stabilized line of Mullumbimby Madness dating back to the early eighties. Kangativa's Mullum Madness has also been crossed to a variety of plants including Oaxacan Gold, NothernCal skunk and various early Dutch Haze hybrids from Neville and Shantibaba. The quality of these plants speak for themselves.
An Old Friend
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the only two other strains that I've seen grow like the above are the Durban Poison plant I saw in the chaps backyard. It had a trunk, not a stem lol and the other was also in durban, but this time is was a native Swazi. 20 foot easily
Bti - Good!
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RollmeoneKenobi
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Those pucks work great! I've used them myself with great results.
E
elmanito
Radjastani sativa
Malana Cream
Blueberry sativa
Namaste
Malana Cream
Blueberry sativa
Namaste
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Good lordy Elmanito...
How many plants do you have? and all of them so special and rare.
Impressive... !
Good lordy Elmanito...
How many plants do you have? and all of them so special and rare.
Impressive... !
Do the number of fingers have anything to do with anything but largeness?
I remember growing Sativas back in the early 80's that had 13. And I don't mean those "backward" fingers that start growing on top of other fingers. These were 13 fingered counting across. All in a row.
It was wicked shit to smoke, I was just wondering if it had to do with potency or just because they were huge...12+ ft. I had them in the San Bernardino mountains...just into the foothills. I had a perfect spot...year round spring, enough green to hide some plants among. A real pain in the ass...and scary...to get to. I'd plant seedlings I hiked up with in March and let them grow. I never went back until August or September...I can't remember. Just before they flowered. They'd be 12 foot easy. I'd have to jump up to grab a branch to pull down to look at the bud. I'd get 3-4 decent harvests too. From that wild and scary rushing high to a one hit sleeping pill...it all depended on how "ugly" it was getting...by the time it was all yellow, purple, and nasty, it was knockout weed.
Anyway...those were good times...and great weed.
I remember growing Sativas back in the early 80's that had 13. And I don't mean those "backward" fingers that start growing on top of other fingers. These were 13 fingered counting across. All in a row.
It was wicked shit to smoke, I was just wondering if it had to do with potency or just because they were huge...12+ ft. I had them in the San Bernardino mountains...just into the foothills. I had a perfect spot...year round spring, enough green to hide some plants among. A real pain in the ass...and scary...to get to. I'd plant seedlings I hiked up with in March and let them grow. I never went back until August or September...I can't remember. Just before they flowered. They'd be 12 foot easy. I'd have to jump up to grab a branch to pull down to look at the bud. I'd get 3-4 decent harvests too. From that wild and scary rushing high to a one hit sleeping pill...it all depended on how "ugly" it was getting...by the time it was all yellow, purple, and nasty, it was knockout weed.
Anyway...those were good times...and great weed.
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