Zolmes, do you have any air movement over them?
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also ive noiticed somthing really strange
2 of the plants seem to be tall and the other 2 seem to be very compact. different strains from the 50/50 mix would really like to know what they were hehe
2 of the plants seem to be tall and the other 2 seem to be very compact. different strains from the 50/50 mix would really like to know what they were hehe
... forgot to mention this is there first day under HPS 18/6 still
mush ur right i knew i was needing somthing else a fan above them (SHIT) how did i forget such thing?
but since the brown spots came they did have air movment near them from the passive intakes near the bottom but ive got them of a box now to get a little highter to the light
zolmes
but since the brown spots came they did have air movment near them from the passive intakes near the bottom but ive got them of a box now to get a little highter to the light
zolmes
Not really sure what you mean, but if there is poor air movement, you could have leaf spot fungus.
BM
BM
I see i will get a fan over them for 2day/2moz i might have 1 in my house that could do it i will check cheers for that mate
zolmes
zolmes
Hi guys, in thinking about doing clones if i get a female from my plants would 60 watts of energy saver bulbs be ok for a mother?
zolmes
zolmes
Lookin' good, bud 
Refrain from feeding them yet. Another week or so, they could do with re-potting into bigger pots, say 5" pots. That will give the babies all the feed they need.
For ventilation, you need to be renewing the air around them with some sort of extraction set up, you know, so they are getting fresh air, rather than just recyclyed air
Good luck fellah.
Refrain from feeding them yet. Another week or so, they could do with re-potting into bigger pots, say 5" pots. That will give the babies all the feed they need.
For ventilation, you need to be renewing the air around them with some sort of extraction set up, you know, so they are getting fresh air, rather than just recyclyed air
Good luck fellah.
yah mate i have a td160 sucking stale air out and 4 passive intakes near the bottom supplying fresh air but need a fan to blow air around gr alittle
zolmes
zolmes
man u shouldknow the seed have different reaction between them some act fast some not, dont hary up the time will show!
Ok 22 days old from seed still signs of yellowing so i just flushed them out and they seem to be perking up nicely going to give me a 1/4 feed in the morning aswell if yellowings appers to be coming worse also ive got this stuff called J.Authur Bowers ammonia nitrogen feed 21% N what u think?
afew piccys
zolmes
afew piccys
zolmes
another
also ive noticed somthing reallt strange one of my plants looks FAKE yes FAKE!
look
look
and another
Hi guys heres a few pics of my plants, 3 days without watering looking better but yellowing is catching up going to give me a small dose of plant feed 2day when i next water (think i had a problem "overwatering")
zolmes
zolmes
and last one..
looking very good buddy
the fdm mix is great fun, not knowing what they are, i did a little bit of mooching to find the charecteristics of the strains that are in the mix.
here is what i got so far
all notes are breeders notes, so many thanks mainly to Baudelaire for the info.
Blue Widow f2 (10%)
mostly indica
origin - california
blueberry x white widow
appearance: very short plant up to 80cm with short to medium internodes, no central stalk but rather many stems forming a bush, almost as wide as it is tall. fat indica dark green leaves turn more slender when flowering. very consistent - height, nodes and density are all uniform.
buds: budding is slow at first, then it explodes with orange hairs forming thick, rock solid clusters covered in abundant shiny glands, all posessing an unmistakable blue hue to the tops. good side branching will form dense solid buds with much resin everywhere in between small thick leaves.
taste / smell: smelling like a strong house cleaner that tingles the nose, it is extremely tasty, with a sweet hashy berry flavour that explodes in the lungs.
high: very strong, nice up, clear high- excilerating, floaty, very visual buzz. it is more powerful, ans has a much better high than either of its parents but is not very heavy
yield: it is high, being an easy to grow plant. budding is slow at first, but then explodes with thick solid clusters with orange hairs and a very high calyx to leaf ratio.
Dutch Haze Skunk x C99 (10%)
breeders description - C99'
What needs to be said that hasn't already been about this strain?
A fantastic working of a Jack Herer variant by American
breeder Mr. Soul. Terrific mostly sativa strain with short stature, a 52-57 day flower period, good yield, superior fruity taste and smell, low odor in the grow, outstanding potency and an "up" sativa cannabinoid profile. Gets my vote for best all-around variety indoors or out.
If you haven't grown it, you haven't experienced the best that
modern cannabis breeding has wrought. Easy to grow, and great in a ScrOG setup: supple branches and the perfect amount of stretch to fill the screen.
These are f2s of seeds direct from Soul himself. Expect moderate variation within a narrow range for this fifth-generation accession.
breeders description'Dutch Haze Skunk'
More Skunk than Haze, this cross produced the biggest yielding and best looking plant I've ever grown. Out-yielded Cinderella by 30%.
A great beginner plant, very easy to grow and hardy. A great indoor sativa-dominant variety with low odor and a nice up high. Vigorous grower, short 2-3 inch internode length, fat 3 inch diameter buds.
Not too strong, but plenty to get you where you want to go. Very social high, good with friends and at parties. Made beautiful blonde water hash.
Shiva Shanti f2 (10%)
Dutch Haze Skunk (10%)
breeders description'Dutch Haze Skunk'
More Skunk than Haze, this cross produced the biggest yielding and best looking plant I've ever grown. Out-yielded Cinderella by 30%.
A great beginner plant, very easy to grow and hardy. A great indoor sativa-dominant variety with low odor and a nice up high. Vigorous grower, short 2-3 inch internode length, fat 3 inch diameter buds.
Not too strong, but plenty to get you where you want to go. Very social high, good with friends and at parties. Made beautiful blonde water hash.
Double Dutch Haze Skunk (10%)
Breeder's Description - 'Double Dutch Haze Skunk'
Double Dutch Haze Skunk is my big Dutch Haze Skunk mom crossed with another Haze/Skunk strain, Haze #19 x Skunk #1. H19xSk1 is a venerable Positronics hybrid that is unavailable today. It's the opposite of the Dutch Haze Skunk in terms of the balance of the Haze and Skunk. Where the Dutch Haze Skunk is mostly Skunk, the Posi cross is mostly Haze: very sativa and potently "up", but lower yielding and long on the finish time. Double Dutch Haze Skunk blends the big yields, great stature and vigor of the HSk with the Posi hybrid's legendary potency and buzz, and brings down the finish time to 60-65 days.
Janis special (50%)
(Silver Pearl x Blue Widow)
Breeder's Description - 'Janis Special'
Induction to Maturity: 55-60 days
Yield: Medium heavy
Potency: 7-8
Taste: Sweet berry cough drops
Smell: Pungent sweetness
High: mellow, uplifting, low paranoia, long lasting
The Pearl, and a Widow that sings the Blues - this is Janis. This cross is experimental and yet to be fully evaluated, hence the “special” designation.
As much as I love the sublime taste and extreme resin production of the Blue Widow, the sativa lover in me is left wanting a bit more zing to the high. Silver Pearl might be the perfect addition to Blue Widow to create that edge to the high that Blue Widow can lack. It should also add some bulk to Blue Widow’s yield. But you’ll have to find out for yourself, as the complexity of this cross is likely to yield a range of potent phenotypes.
The plant has a very sweet smell to flowers when brushed lightly. Good trichome development accompanied by an oily, resinous look to the bud leaves. Heavy yield like the SP mother, which was crossed with two BW males. They are virtually identical in height and general structure, except that
one leans to the Purple Thai pheno, and the other the WW pheno, with a larger, denser bud formation.
the fdm mix is great fun, not knowing what they are, i did a little bit of mooching to find the charecteristics of the strains that are in the mix.
here is what i got so far
all notes are breeders notes, so many thanks mainly to Baudelaire for the info.
Blue Widow f2 (10%)
mostly indica
origin - california
blueberry x white widow
appearance: very short plant up to 80cm with short to medium internodes, no central stalk but rather many stems forming a bush, almost as wide as it is tall. fat indica dark green leaves turn more slender when flowering. very consistent - height, nodes and density are all uniform.
buds: budding is slow at first, then it explodes with orange hairs forming thick, rock solid clusters covered in abundant shiny glands, all posessing an unmistakable blue hue to the tops. good side branching will form dense solid buds with much resin everywhere in between small thick leaves.
taste / smell: smelling like a strong house cleaner that tingles the nose, it is extremely tasty, with a sweet hashy berry flavour that explodes in the lungs.
high: very strong, nice up, clear high- excilerating, floaty, very visual buzz. it is more powerful, ans has a much better high than either of its parents but is not very heavy
yield: it is high, being an easy to grow plant. budding is slow at first, but then explodes with thick solid clusters with orange hairs and a very high calyx to leaf ratio.
Dutch Haze Skunk x C99 (10%)
breeders description - C99'
What needs to be said that hasn't already been about this strain?
A fantastic working of a Jack Herer variant by American
breeder Mr. Soul. Terrific mostly sativa strain with short stature, a 52-57 day flower period, good yield, superior fruity taste and smell, low odor in the grow, outstanding potency and an "up" sativa cannabinoid profile. Gets my vote for best all-around variety indoors or out.
If you haven't grown it, you haven't experienced the best that
modern cannabis breeding has wrought. Easy to grow, and great in a ScrOG setup: supple branches and the perfect amount of stretch to fill the screen.
These are f2s of seeds direct from Soul himself. Expect moderate variation within a narrow range for this fifth-generation accession.
breeders description'Dutch Haze Skunk'
More Skunk than Haze, this cross produced the biggest yielding and best looking plant I've ever grown. Out-yielded Cinderella by 30%.
A great beginner plant, very easy to grow and hardy. A great indoor sativa-dominant variety with low odor and a nice up high. Vigorous grower, short 2-3 inch internode length, fat 3 inch diameter buds.
Not too strong, but plenty to get you where you want to go. Very social high, good with friends and at parties. Made beautiful blonde water hash.
Shiva Shanti f2 (10%)
Dutch Haze Skunk (10%)
breeders description'Dutch Haze Skunk'
More Skunk than Haze, this cross produced the biggest yielding and best looking plant I've ever grown. Out-yielded Cinderella by 30%.
A great beginner plant, very easy to grow and hardy. A great indoor sativa-dominant variety with low odor and a nice up high. Vigorous grower, short 2-3 inch internode length, fat 3 inch diameter buds.
Not too strong, but plenty to get you where you want to go. Very social high, good with friends and at parties. Made beautiful blonde water hash.
Double Dutch Haze Skunk (10%)
Breeder's Description - 'Double Dutch Haze Skunk'
Double Dutch Haze Skunk is my big Dutch Haze Skunk mom crossed with another Haze/Skunk strain, Haze #19 x Skunk #1. H19xSk1 is a venerable Positronics hybrid that is unavailable today. It's the opposite of the Dutch Haze Skunk in terms of the balance of the Haze and Skunk. Where the Dutch Haze Skunk is mostly Skunk, the Posi cross is mostly Haze: very sativa and potently "up", but lower yielding and long on the finish time. Double Dutch Haze Skunk blends the big yields, great stature and vigor of the HSk with the Posi hybrid's legendary potency and buzz, and brings down the finish time to 60-65 days.
Janis special (50%)
(Silver Pearl x Blue Widow)
Breeder's Description - 'Janis Special'
Induction to Maturity: 55-60 days
Yield: Medium heavy
Potency: 7-8
Taste: Sweet berry cough drops
Smell: Pungent sweetness
High: mellow, uplifting, low paranoia, long lasting
The Pearl, and a Widow that sings the Blues - this is Janis. This cross is experimental and yet to be fully evaluated, hence the “special” designation.
As much as I love the sublime taste and extreme resin production of the Blue Widow, the sativa lover in me is left wanting a bit more zing to the high. Silver Pearl might be the perfect addition to Blue Widow to create that edge to the high that Blue Widow can lack. It should also add some bulk to Blue Widow’s yield. But you’ll have to find out for yourself, as the complexity of this cross is likely to yield a range of potent phenotypes.
The plant has a very sweet smell to flowers when brushed lightly. Good trichome development accompanied by an oily, resinous look to the bud leaves. Heavy yield like the SP mother, which was crossed with two BW males. They are virtually identical in height and general structure, except that
one leans to the Purple Thai pheno, and the other the WW pheno, with a larger, denser bud formation.
ps
as you can see the shiva shanti isn't there, please feel free to add to my notes anybody
as you can see the shiva shanti isn't there, please feel free to add to my notes anybody
Ok guys im back and updating pics (no updates due to sick plants 
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but let me thank Ot1 for the help and advice what to do CHEERS
some pics....
)but let me thank Ot1 for the help and advice what to do CHEERS
some pics....
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cant really see it clear until i pick up my loupe 30x
but theres somthing forming here defo
but theres somthing forming here defo
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put my babies in2 flowering now as 1 was showing sex looks female to me to im happy but i will let u know soon and get some pics up
zolmes
zolmes
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