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The Temple: Tropical Greenhouse
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highlighter man 
greetings, i am sorry too but it's all good, indeed, i was on their turf, and i had been warned as well but experienced gained and just a funny story to recall. two plants actually survived which were in a little wooded area, but the wooded area is too damp, i bet if they get to flower there will be mold problems. but who knows.
mrs. medjool i have to agree, it is a beautiful area, sadly too many dumb people around as well, seems most places are beautiful, problem is the people, and if you plant near cows, cows are a problem too
bhang lassi with p.cubensis sounds like one heck of a combo
peace everyone
greetings, i am sorry too but it's all good, indeed, i was on their turf, and i had been warned as well but experienced gained and just a funny story to recall. two plants actually survived which were in a little wooded area, but the wooded area is too damp, i bet if they get to flower there will be mold problems. but who knows.mrs. medjool
i have to agree, it is a beautiful area, sadly too many dumb people around as well, seems most places are beautiful, problem is the people, and if you plant near cows, cows are a problem too bhang lassi with p.cubensis sounds like one heck of a combo
peace everyone
LORD BENIS
Member
Great work!
You should come join the ranks over at the greenhouse forum.
You should come join the ranks over at the greenhouse forum.
G
Guest
Hey Paz!
sorry to hear about the cows, I'm sure they enjoyed it at least. Beautiful mountains around there. Plants are really looking great, I still love the look of your bagseed.
Peace!
sorry to hear about the cows, I'm sure they enjoyed it at least. Beautiful mountains around there. Plants are really looking great, I still love the look of your bagseed.
Made some of that last summer, made usual bhang then added a really concetrated cubensis tea with loads of ginger in it to stop any vomitting. Wonderful stuffPazVerdeRadical said:
Peace!
hello ladies and gentlemen,
an update:
the weather has been very rainy and gray lately, it was needed though.
the plants don't seem to be too affected though, regardless of the leakings in the roof
of the temple one day i'll fix them.
new unknown bagseed plants:
darkvader f2,
a general shot of what is cooking, the ones in flower are colombian x swazi red
here's some close ups of the flowering colombian x swazi red
i cut the supposed blueberry male to make space for new plants. the lebanese started to become hermaphrodite and infected by some type of ants so i cut it yesterday, one single cola plant, not too fat, but great smell. will take pics of it later as well as try to give a smoke report.
lord benis, i check that good new forum all the time, will try to start another thread there once i do some repairs/modifications to the temple for sure.
nomadic, hola, the paraguayan indicas didn't germ with the black tea soaking... i still have more seeds, will try again later,
i need to germ at least one of those beans!
paz y salud
an update:
the weather has been very rainy and gray lately, it was needed though.
the plants don't seem to be too affected though, regardless of the leakings in the roof
of the temple
one day i'll fix them.new unknown bagseed plants:
darkvader f2,
a general shot of what is cooking, the ones in flower are colombian x swazi red
here's some close ups of the flowering colombian x swazi red
i cut the supposed blueberry male to make space for new plants. the lebanese started to become hermaphrodite and infected by some type of ants so i cut it yesterday, one single cola plant, not too fat, but great smell. will take pics of it later as well as try to give a smoke report.
lord benis, i check that good new forum all the time, will try to start another thread there once i do some repairs/modifications to the temple for sure.
nomadic, hola, the paraguayan indicas didn't germ with the black tea soaking... i still have more seeds, will try again later,
i need to germ at least one of those beans!
paz y salud
asalaam aliekum everyone,
here's the plant about 2-3 weeks ago,
it is a lebanese from blue hemp
here's the final product, picture of the whole single cola plant unadapted to this climate, dried for 3 days and before going into curing jar:
smells lovely, got a few what seem to be mature seeds, those may grow better; lousy yield, fluffy buds, haven't smoked any yet but soon will.
peace
here's the plant about 2-3 weeks ago,
it is a lebanese from blue hemp
here's the final product, picture of the whole single cola plant unadapted to this climate, dried for 3 days and before going into curing jar:
smells lovely, got a few what seem to be mature seeds, those may grow better; lousy yield, fluffy buds, haven't smoked any yet but soon will.
peace
G
Guest
Deft said:
How would you tell?
Paz, plants are looking beautiful as ever. Best wishes, the sun will soon shine.
later, flip
hola flipmode 
thank you for stopping by and for your kind words.
here are some more pictures:
unknown bagseeds, looking good imo
seedlings:
4 cantarelas (lesotho x uzbekistan)
3 darkvaders f2
3 mexican/jamaican x bhangi
here u can see a darkvader f2 unsexed, it has been vegging for a while now and taking its time to show sex
moved the plants around a bit, looks better this way and better sun distribution:
peace
thank you for stopping by and for your kind words.
here are some more pictures:
unknown bagseeds, looking good imo
seedlings:
4 cantarelas (lesotho x uzbekistan)
3 darkvaders f2
3 mexican/jamaican x bhangi
here u can see a darkvader f2 unsexed, it has been vegging for a while now and taking its time to show sex
moved the plants around a bit, looks better this way and better sun distribution:
peace
Hola Paz, looking very green within the Temple!
What's the translation on the cantarelas, lol!? (lesotho x uzbekistan)
Got 4 of those going myself, about the same size. :wink:
Best wishes, HL
What's the translation on the cantarelas, lol!? (lesotho x uzbekistan)
Got 4 of those going myself, about the same size. :wink:
Best wishes, HL
greetings highlighter gracias for your palabras
i was informed by lmn that cantarela is the name of a poison used by the 'borgia' family, a crazy ass family btw hehehe...
r u growing yours outdoors? got any pics?
peace!
gracias for your palabras i was informed by lmn that cantarela is the name of a poison used by the 'borgia' family, a crazy ass family btw hehehe...
r u growing yours outdoors? got any pics?
peace!
A good day to you, Paz!
Yes, they will be going outside, but are under floros now. This was the 1st taste of outdoors, taking these shots. Hope to finish constructing my new cold frame today so they can enjoy mother sun!
The "cantarelas" are the 4 on the right.
Here they are along w/ LMN's Angola X Banghi. What a great guy, sending beans around the world!
Yes, they will be going outside, but are under floros now. This was the 1st taste of outdoors, taking these shots. Hope to finish constructing my new cold frame today so they can enjoy mother sun!
The "cantarelas" are the 4 on the right.
Here they are along w/ LMN's Angola X Banghi. What a great guy, sending beans around the world!
good day to you as well mr. highlighter,
those cantarelas and angolas look real good.
i am a bit anxious to see how differently all the cantarelas growing
around the globe atm will do
mr. lmn has tons of good karma going his way for all them beans no doubt for the love of cannabis 
please keep on posting the progress of them plants if you wish
i transplanted mine yesterday afternoon into a better soil mix and slightly bigger pots, in a about a week they should have new leaves
paz!
those cantarelas and angolas look real good.
i am a bit anxious to see how differently all the cantarelas growing
around the globe atm will do
mr. lmn has tons of good karma going his way for all them beans no doubt for the love of cannabis please keep on posting the progress of them plants if you wish
i transplanted mine yesterday afternoon into a better soil mix and slightly bigger pots, in a about a week they should have new leaves
paz!
greetings everyone,
an update on how the sacramental herbs are doing inside the temple
bud of a flowering colombian x swazi red
this is the unknown bagseed, wild plant, as ms. medjool calls it
a colombian x swazi red plant whose branches are bending
colombian x swazi red
colombian x swazi red bud
colombian x swazi red plants
unknown colombian bagseed
china x bhangi
canterelas (lesotho x uzbeka)
things seem to going to mature sooner than expected due to plants being in small pots; getting root-bound.
can't wait to smoke a spliff of some homegrown
fuerza!
an update on how the sacramental herbs are doing inside the temple
bud of a flowering colombian x swazi red
this is the unknown bagseed, wild plant, as ms. medjool calls it
a colombian x swazi red plant whose branches are bending
colombian x swazi red
colombian x swazi red bud
colombian x swazi red plants
unknown colombian bagseed
china x bhangi
canterelas (lesotho x uzbeka)
things seem to going to mature sooner than expected due to plants being in small pots; getting root-bound.
can't wait to smoke a spliff of some homegrown
fuerza!
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G
Guest
Looking great in the temple!!
I like the strain selection!
Good luck with the growing!
I like the strain selection!
Good luck with the growing!
hello neil
hola mrs. meedjool, i am all happy just so you know hehehe...
paz
hola mrs. meedjool, i am all happy
just so you know hehehe...paz
Wow Paz, your canterelas are about twice the size of mine!
Me & mine are waiting for some warmer weather...
Keep up the good work!
Me & mine are waiting for some warmer weather...
Keep up the good work!
