It's a shame she never got a chance to finish.
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i have the same plants growing this year outside, along with a cpl others,,
but i figure iffin it aint gonna mature it should darn well look perty
this is actually a lemon skunk,,
and such a plant this year,, the trunk 5/4" thick and growing,, i will get a better pic one day soon,,
cheers
oh,, i honestly don't know how anyone gets a full matured plant grown outdoors in canada. other than an auto. i would love to hear about it
but i figure iffin it aint gonna mature it should darn well look perty
this is actually a lemon skunk,,
and such a plant this year,, the trunk 5/4" thick and growing,, i will get a better pic one day soon,,
cheers
oh,, i honestly don't know how anyone gets a full matured plant grown outdoors in canada. other than an auto. i would love to hear about it
Love the picture 
JWPcinders
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It was i49 seeds
Teddy Edwards
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@Herby Paisley
Nice thread.
I'm moving this to the Canada section, rather than it being lost in FAQs.
Nice thread.
I'm moving this to the Canada section, rather than it being lost in FAQs.
CanadianJim
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Depends where you are. Here in Southern Ontario we have a bit of a longer growing season than most of the country. I could start a plant outdoors in late May, and grow her to maturity. I actually have a volunteer from last year's outdoor plant in my garden. Seed fell off, got buried by the freeze/thaw cycles and popped up. I'll be taking a new pic later today as she's shifting to flower, but I put an older one in below. She's not as tall as she would get if I started her indoors, but she's closing in on 6 feet. I think she survived because her mother was an indica heirloom/landrace strain (if you believe the breeder, she did match some descriptions of Indian landraces).
Mustang92
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auto purple kush i did this winter from canuk seed
@Herby Paisley , it took awhile but "Paisley" . so maybe we do know each other
@Herby Paisley , it took awhile but "Paisley" . so maybe we do know each other
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Herby Paisley
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LoL ... The only kind of weed you love to find in your garden!Depends where you are. Here in Southern Ontario we have a bit of a longer growing season than most of the country. I could start a plant outdoors in late May, and grow her to maturity. I actually have a volunteer from last year's outdoor plant in my garden. Seed fell off, got buried by the freeze/thaw cycles and popped up. I'll be taking a new pic later today as she's shifting to flower, but I put an older one in below. She's not as tall as she would get if I started her indoors, but she's closing in on 6 feet. I think she survived because her mother was an indica heirloom/landrace strain (if you believe the breeder, she did match some descriptions of Indian landraces).
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Herby Paisley
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Wow that's some funky colors!... Love the lime green against the purple it really makes it pop.auto purple kush i did this winter from canuk seed
@Herby Paisley , it took awhile but "Paisley" . so maybe we do know each other
Mustang92
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great painting, your a pesron of many talents mate. I'd love a painting , future trade in the works my friend.sept 22 two years ago,, a lemon skunk plant outdoors,, a hard frost stopped er in er tracks,, not a trichome more,, completely ruined the prospect of good weed,,
it did provide the opportunity for some groovy photos,,
an unreal purple a few days later
and also this pic,,
which just happened to win the photo of the month then,, got some swell seeds,,
and also a swell painting,,
so one door closes,, as another opens
gotta love life,, cheers
DutchinAB
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Did you have a male planted close to this mother last year?
Neat you lucked out with a fem, or is it showing signs of sex yet?
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Herby Paisley
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I wish Marijuana was a perennial plant outside here in our Canadian climate,... Well ok I guess some may achieve that by growing indoors in a tent or room and keeping a mother plant alive.... Although it would be nice to just walk around and find Marijuana growing everywhere year after year.... Lol I mean in the wild not peoples gardens
I grew the i49 strain last year. The oil I have made is very good we find. I use it daily and supply a few other people also. We pulled just over a pound of super sticky buds, but found she didn’t care for the heat much.
Looking forward to watching yours progress!!
When I tried to get seeds there in spring the website was gone. Their green crack is amazing and I was hoping to get more and a couple of the CBD strains. You must have been clever and bought early.
CanadianJim
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My neighbour had a male. He didn't know the difference. He thought he could smoke the male flowers. His son and I convinced him otherwise.
She's been showing pre-flowers for more than a month now, and started shifting to flower a couple weeks ago. She's done the stretch, and she's got pistils at the bud sites.
My outdoor grow last year had plenty of time to finish...but I couldn’t do a strain that had a super long finishing time either. I’m expecting similar results this season
This years girls were just over 11 feet going into flower and have a 7-9 week finishing time.
mrking
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You're the first I have come across that planted i49 seeds. The website is still there. It is a .net site and has a few green crack varieties. It is on my list to try eventually.
I'll try to remember to post picts after harvest in October.I am very curious to see how the bud test in a lab compared to their ratio claim.
When I went looking in the spring to order, the site had been seized by the Edmonton Police! I had to make some quick changes in my plans lol.You're the first I have come across that planted i49 seeds. The website is still there. It is a .net site and has a few green crack varieties. It is on my list to try eventually.
I am very curious to see how the bud test in a lab compared to their ratio claim.
just went to have a peek and my tails a waggin lol
need to fly over to the seed stashers anonymous thread to let them know I’ve fallen off the wagon...again....hard.
mrking
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Oh shit, really? I had no idea. That would have been a shock to anyone visiting. Glad it's back online then!! I bought back in October of last year.When I went looking in the spring to order, the site had been seized by the Edmonton Police! I had to make some quick changes in my plans lol.
just went to have a peek and my tails a waggin lol
DutchinAB
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Pesky neighbours! At least that one is pro cannabis I guess.
Nice tree KandaMy outdoor grow last year had plenty of time to finish...but I couldn’t do a strain that had a super long finishing time either. I’m expecting similar results this season
Those were last year