River Rooster
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Native stingless bees love cannabis pollen, made it hard to collect some after they got onto it!
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Tropical Adventure
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yea i had to net some males ive had in the past due to them robbing all the pollen ,
they really seem to like it , i never saw any european bees near my males though , just bunches of those little black bees ..
we have heaps of wild bees here , some quiet unique ones also so i recall ...Pollenthives!
A least you still have wild bees.
In Europe there are many places where the insect population is deminishing rapidly...
River Rooster
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Plenty of bees here and not many humans!
This mango haze phenotype is a bit different
This mango haze phenotype is a bit different
River Rooster
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I haven’t gone to the spot for about 10 days it’s been hot and hasn’t rained at all but the plants seem pretty fine.
Two of the more sativa types didn’t go into flower properly
Two of the more sativa types didn’t go into flower properly
River Rooster
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Not sure if this strange MH is thinking about revegetating
yes the days are getting long enough now for that to begin ,
if they got any rain now they would all run like a lettuce going to seed ,
i used to hit them hard with hi K and P starting about mid September or so depending on where the flowering was at during that stage ,
it helped stave off the reveging to an extent ...
if they got any rain now they would all run like a lettuce going to seed ,
i used to hit them hard with hi K and P starting about mid September or so depending on where the flowering was at during that stage ,
it helped stave off the reveging to an extent ...
Ras Kali Rasta
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I'm a few degrees south from you. Curious to see how late into spring you can flower before reveg kicks in.
River Rooster
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@Donald Mallard been liquid feeding them just with p&k no nitrogen. Hopefully no storms!
@Ras Kali Rasta With some genetics you could flower all summer we only get up to 13 hours the more equatorial leaning ones need less light though
@Ras Kali Rasta With some genetics you could flower all summer we only get up to 13 hours the more equatorial leaning ones need less light though
River Rooster
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Been busy so didn’t go out to spot for 2 weeks and even though it has been hot with no rain they seemed happy enough.
Collected about 400 seeds from some lower branches but I must have about x5 or more still to process
Collected about 400 seeds from some lower branches but I must have about x5 or more still to process
Maria Sanchez
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Great success!
The colas are lovely, and those seeds look perfectly mature.
When do you think you'll cut?
The colas are lovely, and those seeds look perfectly mature.
When do you think you'll cut?
really glad to see the rain held off for you man ,
im sure it would have been disastrous,
but things have turned out great by the looks of it ...
im sure it would have been disastrous,
but things have turned out great by the looks of it ...
