Preservation run on these lovely genetics. First time growing Indians out so stoked on that.
I’m 2 miles from the Humboldt Coastline, at 1100 feet.
Always looking for mold resistant and low maintenance cultivars.
Om namah shivaya.
Had to add a few 8 foot poles for support the plants around 6’5” tall and she’s still pretty solidly in veg for now. I top dressed and added compost I stuck mostly to veg amendments(Neem/Kelp) though I did add in some seabird guano and dr earths flower girl to get the phosphorus ready and some oyster shell for the calcium
The tom hill haze run was a gift, trying to find out what strains really grow best in my climate and it seems i found my winner, just in a few weeks this thing has doubled then trippled in size, with this being my first serious breeding project im very pleased with the results ive got so far, looking foward to testing the plants once harvest time comes around, ive tied up almost if not all the branches to support incoming weight, just started pumping chitosan, alfalfa meal, earth worth castings, bat guana, fish tank juices, 2 lbs of kelp meal, topped with small layer of hay to keep them fed, watering every other day by now. Oh and tigers bloom liquid feed, trying to keep it as organic as possible while still promoting healthy bud growth. If anyone has anything they think would be a good add on into the mix feel free to share as im always looking for tips, the soil is a living soil garden bed ive made over the past 3 years of repeated mulching the whole garden and all my yard debree every year, and fresh soil gets topped every year as well. Anways heres my update for u guys. Gosh i just love that sativa structure on these tho! Sorry for the ramble had a coffee and a smoke this morning
[Pic 1 shows size] pics 2-6 Are my feral mn x oax , pics 7 and 8 are Grandmas 1980s peach gas x feral mn and the last pic is tom hills haze, double sausge pheno from a good friend of mine ❤️. Thanks for tuning in on todays update, cant wait to keep this going!
I have what I have been told are KwaZulu landrace seeds, which I have been told can grow to 5 meters in their native environment.
My grow space is a makeshift closet with ~1.3 meters of clearance.
The intelligent part of my brain is telling me this is obviously a bad idea.
However, the stupid part of my brain is very insistent that we can make this work by using small pots and starting them under a 12/12 light cycle.
Please convince me that this is a bad idea. It is taking up room in my mind that I need to free up for more important things.
Germinated 5 seeds May 25th.
Topped 3 on July 1.
Transplanted into the ground July 7th.
I kept them in 1gallon pots a bit long to restrict their growth until the outdoor grow site was ready.
Under 500w around 18 inches above canopy organic fertilizer (Dr Earth) 3 gallon pot
In a 20 gallon fabric pot, plant is about 6 feet tall including the pot, and bricks it stands on.
Popped 60 days ago
Is there anything I should know about growing landraces or growing these seeds in particular before I place an order?
Just wanted to share some recent photos.
Hey guys, gals, and grow pals.
I would appreciate some advice on selecting a male for making my own seeds.
Long story short.. I’m pheno hunting two different packs of seeds. One pack are all feminized. The other pack are regs.
Out of the pack of regs, I have several males to choose from. I know that there are tons of different traits to look for when selecting a male, so I have eliminated it down to two separate choices.
The following pics are of the two separate males and I would like to know everybody’s opinion on which one has the better frame.
Please don’t rip my head off anybody as I’m new to this.
I’m really not trying to be a pollen chucker. I’m trying my hand at doing things the right way. But with this up-and-coming seed ban, I figured why not make my own.
The males are from a pack of Pakistani Chitral Kush (cannabiogen).
Thanks to anyone that offers me some genuine help.
This is from my personal bseed increase of the line from ACE Seeds, I used a couple packs to run a increase indoors and lightly selected the males towards the larger more sativa structure and removed hermaphrodites, ended with 8 males and 4 females. I forget which female this was from. Things were so heavily seeded I haven't sampled anything from this line yet, so I'm hoping this gives me a type 1 or type 2 chemotype as there should likely be a mix of types 1,2 & 3 to be found in here. I topped it to avoid a large central cola - I'll see how it holds up against mold/mildew compared to the Erdpurt x Lebanese cross I'm also growing that's untopped🤞.
Cultivated in a greenhouse in germany. Harvested on halloween with 0 mold but I had a heater and ventilation going through the last few weeks. Actually this are two plants planted directly with each other because they were regulars. Had the luck that both were female.
Fruity smells like strawberry and very low odor outside!
Hey guys, gals, and grow pals.
I would appreciate some advice on selecting a male for making my own seeds.
Long story short.. I’m pheno hunting two different packs of seeds. One pack are all feminized. The other pack are regs.
Out of the pack of regs, I have several males to choose from. I know that there are tons of different traits to look for when selecting a male, so I have eliminated it down to two separate choices.
The following pics are of the two separate males and I would like to know everybody’s opinion on which one has the better frame.
Please don’t rip my head off anybody as I’m new to this.
I’m really not trying to be a pollen chucker. I’m trying my hand at doing things the right way. But with this up-and-coming seed ban, I figured why not make my own.
The males are from a pack of Pakistani Chitral Kush (cannabiogen).
Thanks to anyone that offers me some genuine help.
Just starting to show early signs of flowering, last picture is likely a male, just giving it time to confirm.
Plants are untrained/untopped, I like the spacing on the nodes.
Seeds were purchased from realseedcompany.con