Interesting Con, so you don’t till it at all? Or turn it over in the pot?
Plants looking beautiful as usual
Plants looking beautiful as usual
Conradino23 Keeps On Keeping On Outdoor & Indoor Using LOS/High Brix Methods
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Conradino23
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I had to switch to smaller air-pots, so there was „till”, but the soil is the same recycled over and over.
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Conradino23
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Let me show you the Ciskei gals... I went to pollinate today and was pleasantly surprised with their flowering progress. One of them looks like she might finish by the end of September indeed and the other one probably a week later. That'd definitely make them the fastest landrace sativas I've ever grown. I described them as green and red, cause the faster one has all stems red. Her smell is sweet vanilla, hazelnut and rose petals. The green one is different, she smells like exotic fruit. This is gonna be a score 
ilikemsticky
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love this pic that's a beautiful plant I love your grow skills!
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Conradino23
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Well you know how it is they grow by themselves, I just keep the bushes around in check. I didn’t fertilise much either and I really like the results.
ilikemsticky
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I love growing outdoor!
Morglie
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That red one bulking up nicely. Very elegant looking plants.
dynamo1
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Beautiful conrad, gorgeous plants 
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Thx everybody. If they’re any good, I’ll be probably very happy that I pollinated
Who is your Ciskei from Con? They are beautiful man......well done brother!
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I got the seeds from @Norcaliwood. They’re from deceased seedbank called ApeOrigin. I’m quite happy I pulled the trigger on these. Most of them didn’t really pop, but those that did gave me enough material for a reproduction.
Thats all that counts on those rarer strains. I have been looking at picking some Ciskei. Just got some Tanskei that I am looking forward to running. I want to do the same thing....reproduce to ensure I have enough to keep around and possibly share with other interested growers.
I did throw 6 of your seeds on that paper towel last night..
Looking good over here.. Keepem Green
Looking good over here.. Keepem Green
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Transkei should be a great strain to run. Looking forward to seeing it in your tent.
Let’s hope they pop and let’s hope you’re gonna get some gals worth the trouble.
Wonderful sight thanks Conrad 
They look like perfection to me! Happy daze 
They look like perfection to me! Happy daze 
Those are gorgeous Con. The red one though.... Do you have any concerns about the flowering times? Will they have enough good weather to finish properly?
. Do you have any concerns about the flowering times? Will they have enough good weather to finish properly?
Yep those ladies are looking great. They should be ok in a bit of kak weather and should finish fine. When does it get too bad to grow? Indeed they look about half way there. Very cool
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Wonderful sight thanks Conrad
No complaints here
Those are gorgeous Con. The red one though...
They look quick to me, so I'm not worried about finishing time. It seems they'll be ready way ahead of other sativas I've grown.
Well about November weather usually gets so bad, that plants just don't have enough sun to bloom properly. I harvested something around that time once or twice, but I like my sativas to finish by mid or late October basically, when the rains just start, so I don't have to worry about RH and pathogens that come with that.
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Some pics from the norther slope
Male PD
CG '72
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Male PD
CG '72
UD
ilikemsticky
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I love that almost blue look to them a couple of mine looked like that to they look good con your back home with your growing good luck bud!