RobFromTX
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Is this the strawberry haze from greenhouse seeds?
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Is this the strawberry haze from greenhouse seeds?
He actually named this stuff "Sweet Seduction" and it's got an entry. https://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Sweet_Seduction/Astrul/ his website is down, as of today. I just tried to look stuff up.
i don't know what he used.
EDIT UPDATE: after some searching. it's Coreys Strawberry Haze x Banana OG crossed with Melonade.
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Looking great in early flowering @GainesvilleGreen 
Classic Southeast Asian looking flowers! How many weeks are they into flowering? Be mindful of the nitrogen in the feeding if the leaves are showing burnt tips.
@synapse57 let's keep the thread on topic for Thai Chiang Mai, thanks!
Classic Southeast Asian looking flowers! How many weeks are they into flowering? Be mindful of the nitrogen in the feeding if the leaves are showing burnt tips.@synapse57 let's keep the thread on topic for Thai Chiang Mai, thanks!
my bad.Looking great in early flowering @GainesvilleGreen
@synapse57 let's keep the thread on topic for Thai Chiang Mai, thanks!
H e d g e
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I must be mad, just popped 4 of these in a 60cm cube and they’ve all sprouted like rockets! The flower tent isn’t much bigger with limited height.
Has anyone tried taking cuts at flowering onset keeping them on 11:13, pollinating the seed plants, and then continuing to flower the cuts for sensi that might just fit in my space after the seed plants have been removed?
Asking for hermaphroditism?
Has anyone tried taking cuts at flowering onset keeping them on 11:13, pollinating the seed plants, and then continuing to flower the cuts for sensi that might just fit in my space after the seed plants have been removed?
Asking for hermaphroditism?
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Tall pheno
Short pheno
Getting to know them still, organic living soil and water. Test run to see them and learn
Short pheno
Getting to know them still, organic living soil and water. Test run to see them and learn
StickyBandit
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Not sure the roots on the cuts will grow very well if starting in flower as most root growth seems to occur during the veg surge, but worth a crack
Let us know how you get on
Female first pistils show June 14th.
Short pheno
Short pheno
Hi @H e d g e glad you decided to pop some Thai
You can take cuts from tropical sativas in late growth-early flowering stretching, no problem. Regarding your question, do you mean in the same room and cycle ?
Happy to see you are also growing the Thai Chiang Mai @BC LONE WOLF
I'm a big fan of your work with your own landrace hybrids
How old are they? It looks like they are not happy with the soil or pH; certainly, something is wrong with the growing medium.
Hola @RobFromTX Thai Chiang Mai's yield is certainly good for a landrace (although not as high as, for example, Honduras). These types of non-hybridized tropical sativa lines perform best outdoors in a good climate. Yet, I'm sure with your experience, you will do a great job with them indoors.
Happy to see you are also growing the Thai Chiang Mai @BC LONE WOLF
I'm a big fan of your work with your own landrace hybrids
How old are they? It looks like they are not happy with the soil or pH; certainly, something is wrong with the growing medium.
Thank you kindly Dubi. I too, big fan of your work with landrace gene pools.
And yes you have a trained eye for these plants, I did have an issue that took me several weeks to identify. I mix my own soil and make my own compost and organic inputs, I realized after 6 weeks that my medium was retaining too much moisture and caused wet feet on them phenos. 4 out 12 plants I have going showed signs of stress and stunt.
I have now corrected the medium issue and the 2 Chiang Mai phenos are back on track, showing lush green foliage and starting to grow from lower nodes. Interestingly I think the unwanted stress made them pre-flower in July, both are showing first pistils. I was hoping for a male but didn't happen this time around.
I will update in a couple days, giving them more time to develop. It's my first time growing the pure Thai, clearly they behave and look unique, very different than the filipino I been running.
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They seem to be coming along, nice even node growth and lush green on new foliage. Both showing pistils at this time.
2 very distinctive phenos. Exciting
They seem to be coming along, nice even node growth and lush green on new foliage. Both showing pistils at this time.
2 very distinctive phenos. Exciting
Knop
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beautiful! how many days ?
+/- 8 weeks from sprout, 9th/10th node of growth. they are in 3 gal pots. Had a minor issue with wet feet but they good now.
H e d g e
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Same room and cycle but being careful not to pollinate the cuts, thinking of taking experimental cuts regularly from flowering onset onwards to find an optimal window for clones that will end up finishing at a manageable size for my space. Every now and then topping the last clone I rooted to make new ones until I get one that doesn’t outgrow the tent.Hi @H e d g e glad you decided to pop some Thai
If it works I could put a plant outside each year that won’t finish here but take cuts from it at the best point during flower to finish indoors.
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Hi @H e d g e yeah it can work if you have good hand and you mananed to root and grow the clones to a decent size in a window.
