It must be a pleasure to grow in a hidden tropical island
Pure sativas and sativa dominant strains are the best choices, indicas would easily mold.Best wishes and be careful with snakes!
Southern Sativas sunning in a hot summer sun
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It must be a pleasure to grow in a hidden tropical island
Pure sativas and sativa dominant strains are the best choices, indicas would easily mold.Best wishes and be careful with snakes!
Thank you Dubi and everyone.
I picked up this old Cambodian hybrid in the early eighties.
The Pale color and Alligator stripping on the leaves is a natural mutation.
It finishes very pale lime golden green. It is very reinous and delicious. It is a tad bit tricky to grow but the finished product is worthit.
I picked up this old Cambodian hybrid in the early eighties.
The Pale color and Alligator stripping on the leaves is a natural mutation.
It finishes very pale lime golden green. It is very reinous and delicious. It is a tad bit tricky to grow but the finished product is worthit.
This Congo sustained serious Termite damage but it is holding on and will still produce a nice round.
The plant was topped in June to four main branches which are spread out on the right and left.
The trek through the swamp to get to the high ground where the gardens are.
The plant was topped in June to four main branches which are spread out on the right and left.
The trek through the swamp to get to the high ground where the gardens are.
Some others from a differnt spot, that because of inaccesiblity it only gets checked three times during the summer.
Strong Afghan Hybrid flowering
Soma Kushadelic Clone
Strong Afghan Hybrid flowering
Soma Kushadelic Clone
These two Johny Blaze (neviles haze\blueberry) females were left for dead three months back and had not been checked since. To my surprise the termite attack they endured did not kill then.
Young Mr. Nice Super Silver Haze
Dejavu coming along
Young Mr. Nice Super Silver Haze
Dejavu coming along
And a few more...
These seedlings were Put outside 2 weeks ago.
Gauwi,SSH,Nep Jam, Sativa Spirit,Kali Mist
Sunny Day, distorted my cameras exposuer...
These seedlings were Put outside 2 weeks ago.
Gauwi,SSH,Nep Jam, Sativa Spirit,Kali Mist
Sunny Day, distorted my cameras exposuer...
great thread four seasons.. my wife and I caught some shows down in Florida in the spring and did some hiking in the glades, I kept thinking about what a sweet spot they would be for sat's and now you have proved me right!was wondering if you could fill us in on the four growing seasons you have down there? What months are they and do you get better quality plants in certain seasons? How do the sativa's respond the seasons when they must finish under increasing daylengths? I am from above 40 N and never understood when Hawaiian grower's talked about 4 seasons and never heard it from florida until reading your posts.Great sativa research thread also..interesting to see some uzbeki pics from way back.
I couldn´t say it better myself...awesome thread,one of the best I´ve seen in a long time
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i cant believe i havent seen this before!
awesome pics 4seasons
awesome pics 4seasons
Bumble Buddy
Active member
Yep, thanks for posting this, so soothing to see all those amazing beautiful plants and wildlife.
It's a pleasure to see such sativa mennu flowering in the 'jungle'
Best wishes for next weeks!
j6p
Member
Thanks so much for posting all these wonderful photos, four seasons. The emerald sativas are looking good, and along with the sunny outdoor scenery, it's almost like taking a trip south to your jungle garden. What can I say, I'm subbed
Glad to see that the Neem/DE combo was effective. I've been doing the same as a preventive measure in my garden. Cover the soil, then rub the Neen/DE up the trunk into lower branches as they grow. Simple solution, as long I keep applying the Neem and DE. I've had it fairly easy though - no termite attacks up here in the north country, so far ...
Here's hoping that all goes well with you.
Glad to see that the Neem/DE combo was effective. I've been doing the same as a preventive measure in my garden. Cover the soil, then rub the Neen/DE up the trunk into lower branches as they grow. Simple solution, as long I keep applying the Neem and DE. I've had it fairly easy though - no termite attacks up here in the north country, so far ...
Here's hoping that all goes well with you.
Many peaceful thanks to everyone. Lots of good people on Ace forum.
My wife and I took these pictures yesterday after a huge rainstorm. She harvested a few F13 clones while doing our morning routine.
Racos Old Mendo, Nep leaning pheno
Three weeks to go...Its been very wet so I hope my "hash blast from past" cut doesnt get effected by the dreaded mould...
Congo
Jamaican
Kali Mist
My wife and I took these pictures yesterday after a huge rainstorm. She harvested a few F13 clones while doing our morning routine.
Racos Old Mendo, Nep leaning pheno
Three weeks to go...Its been very wet so I hope my "hash blast from past" cut doesnt get effected by the dreaded mould...
Congo
Jamaican
Kali Mist
Natrone, I plant in the swamps and the small islands of highground surrounded by the swampy land around our home.
I usually prep my holes and containers at least six months in advance of planting. These holes and containers are scattered among blackberry and other native fauna.
The top foot of humus rich soil is peeled back and carefully placed aside. Below this level the clay is discarded by tossing in all directions, scattering it so not to leave obvious piles behind.
Once the hole is dug out I backfill with the topsoil I placed aside along with soil less mix,compost,gaunos,bone meal,green sand, kelp meal, Endo-ecto microrihzia and lime.
I usually prep my holes and containers at least six months in advance of planting. These holes and containers are scattered among blackberry and other native fauna.
The top foot of humus rich soil is peeled back and carefully placed aside. Below this level the clay is discarded by tossing in all directions, scattering it so not to leave obvious piles behind.
Once the hole is dug out I backfill with the topsoil I placed aside along with soil less mix,compost,gaunos,bone meal,green sand, kelp meal, Endo-ecto microrihzia and lime.
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wow dude i saw the manatee in the river! that's so cool. I seem to be the only outdoor person who gets theirs eaten up by bugs
I am very humbled by the compliments.
To be honest what I am doing in my little neck of the jungle is pale compared to what good people are doing with the sacred plant in Cali and Europe.
To be honest what I am doing in my little neck of the jungle is pale compared to what good people are doing with the sacred plant in Cali and Europe.
The dreaded mould is not bad yet, I hope the rains starts to let up soon.
Racos Old Mendo, Nep leaning pheno
Three weeks to go...Its been very wet so I hope my "hash blast from past" cut doesnt get effected by the dreaded mould...
Here´s the father
