Curly Beaver
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At over 100 pages I'll take your word for it.
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Wowza that bangi haze is an eye catcher, outstanding form. Nepal and congo, sounds good.
I have a nepal jam I should pop sooner than later, been in the frig 2 years now i think.
I like the erdpurt too. I never thought I would but I like the indicas, it is what I am most familiar with growing at this point i guess.
I feel like I want to start doing a mixed indica/sativa grow, it kind of sucks going from one harvest to the next with only either or. It's like as soon as you get tired of indica, you want sativa, and vise versa.
I'd really suggest people check out this Panama x Malawi before it runs out. Those limited edition strains are real sleepers. I've been meaning to grab some of the Malawi x Panama as well because it's supposed to be much more potent, but this is listed on their site as their highest yielder, and I can definitely see why; growing it in 3 gallon pots and with these slender stems, I still have some really chunky-sized colas.
I grabbed a pack of Purple Haze x Malawi. Should be interesting .
Super true, I was drawn to the PCK x KaliChina when it was a limited release. It is not potent but just plain exotic in taste, not you regular smoke. All the panama crosses look good in the limited edition section, too bad i dont needs seeds. I can see why you would like the malawi x panama, sweet.
That looks old school. I am soooo jealous. I luv these old school crosses.
My only complaint, which I'm not sure is valid, is that these landrace genetics seem to have a higher tendency to go hermie. First time I've ever had it happen was this grow, but I also had to reset my light timer by about 15 minutes after a fuse went out, so I'm not sure if that could have done it--so far only seeing seeds on one of the plants and it's what I think is the more Malawi dominant phenotype.
I'm not certain if you know it but the Nepjam has the same Nepal father as the Bangi. Good genetics from what I've seen.Wowza that bangi haze is an eye catcher, outstanding form. Nepal and congo, sounds good.
I have a nepal jam I should pop sooner than later, been in the frig 2 years now i think.
I like the erdpurt too. I never thought I would but I like the indicas, it is what I am most familiar with growing at this point i guess.
My only complaint, which I'm not sure is valid, is that these landrace genetics seem to have a higher tendency to go hermie. First time I've ever had it happen was this grow, but I also had to reset my light timer by about 15 minutes after a fuse went out, so I'm not sure if that could have done it--so far only seeing seeds on one of the plants and it's what I think is the more Malawi dominant phenotype.
Please explain what you mean by hermie - some folks use it to describe 'nanners and other use it to describe balls on one branch and fem flowers on the other.
Personallly, I find 'nanners a totally acceptable trait.
I harvested my first Ace Guawi a couple of days ago - she is hanging to dry - expected yield around 3 oz.
12/27 - ACE Guawi, over 4 ft tall, was ready for harvest after 112 days of veg (from seed) and 93 days of flower.
She looks ridden hard and put away wet, but she made it to the finish line
An F1 from a Malawi (african) sativa mother and an Tikal 4 (Guatemalan) sativa father she has SOLID open petaled flowers.
The largest cola isn't huge, but it's not at all bad
Her top buds were about 90% cloudy with lower buds (pictured here) 100% cloudy.