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When the plants in the flower tent get to 9" past the first net, I switch to 12\12 . They will grow past 18" from light during flowering, putting the tops in the sweet spot.
Mootah's Second Grow, Featuring Debilitator Kush & Whoberry Haze #1
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Did some outside gardening today. I cut the branches off one of the two big trees in my back yard. They make new branches every spring. I will get to the other one tomorrow. The branches are perfect for the fence long lattice I want to build . Privacy and garden essential in one. Now, time for a fattie of everything.
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Ace is resending, praying for speedy delivery.
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I put up the second net and installed pvc pipes to give the sides more form during fan on. It sucks the sides way in, power of the canfan.
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Oh boy! I just found four seeds of Candyland and one of Mr. Nice! Bag seed bonanza! in 2017 I bought some Candyland and Mr. Nice flowers and was blessed with seeds,I forgot about them. I am popping them for next run!
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Seeds arrived today! Gotta say the people are Ace Seeds are ok for putting up with me. They sent me a color catalog as well.
After years of hard work and intense selections with sativas from all around the world, we can confirm that Malawi is the most powerful and psychedelic landrace sativa we know of.
Its dense flowers of enormous trichomes compete with the most powerful sativa/indica and indica hybrids on the market in reference to their size and cannabinoids concentration.
The potency of its flowers is simply devastating, and it is especially recommended for experienced users that seek extreme sativa effects without renounce to an abundant harvest.
DO NOT mix it with alcohol and DO NOT use any dangerous machinery under its effect.
Tipo P4 LANDRACE STRAIN
Format Feminized
Sativa / Indica ratio 100 % sativa
THC 24-27 %CBD Below 0.05 % CBG 0.6 -1 %
Flowering indoors 10-13 weeks
Flowering outdoors End of October / Early NovemberYield High
Resistance against spider mites Average
Resistance against powder mildew Average-Low
Resistance against botrytis Average-High
Resistance against white fly Average-High
Resistance against cold Average-High
Resistance against heat High
Latitude 0º-43º.
Genetics P4 landrace from Malawi, Central Africa. Old Malawi Killer x 3rd generation Malawis.
Structure Sativa of medium node length and strong branching.
Bouquet Strong, concentrated aroma of oil, wood and lemon. Some plants stand out for having more refined sweet carrot and ripe mandarine aromas.
High Extraordinarily powerful, intense and psychedelic, with more than 4 hours of duration. Only recommended for hard and experienced users.
Terpene profile It mainly contains the following monoterpenes: very high amounts of beta myrcene, moderate quantities of limonene and very small amounts of beta pinene. Sesquiterpenes: mainly beta caryophyllene (¾ parts), followed by moderate quantities of alfa humelene and small amounts of alpha bisabolol.
Growing Tips Although this sativa shows all its potential in tropical/subtropical climates, it has been grown with very good results in latitudes up to 43º.
Indoors for growing small columnar plants or SOG, you should start from the clone or seed at 12/12 just a few days after the rooting.
This sativa is highly recommended for SCROG, horizontal or network growing due to its excellent production of lateral branches and its vigorous reaction to pruning.
Genetic analyses performed at Phylos laboratories show that this strain has an extremely rare and unique genotype, of moderate genetic variability, only showing direct kinship with other genetic samples from the same Malawi family. One of the best pure sativas available to develop extremely powerful, resinous and high yielding hybrids.
We recommend moderate PK levels for the whole cycle, and slightly lower of nitrogen.
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Nepal Jam from Ace Seeds.
The Nepalese is a strong and compact highland sativa with short flowering and excellent resistance against mold and cold.
Its dense and resinous flowers produce first class hash.
The Nepalese was crossed with a touch of Jamaican’85 to add vigor, yield, bluish colors and the classic positive Jamaican effect to the final hybrid, whilst maintaining the compact original nepalese behavior.
Excellent sativa for rainy and cold climates, and for indoor growing.
Tipo F7-F8 STABILIZED HYBRID
Format Feminized
Sativa / Indica ratio 60 % sativa / 40 % indica
THC 14 %CBD 0.45 %CBG Nulo
Flowering indoors 8-9 weeks
Flowering outdoors End of September / Early October
Yield Average
Resistance against spider mites Average-High
Resistance against powder mildew High
Resistance against botrytis High
Resistance against white fly Average-High
Resistance against cold High
Resistance against heat Average-High
Latitude 0º-47º
Genetics (Nepalese/Jamaica '85) x Nepalese.
Structure Small-medium structure with columnar growth.
Bouquet Seductive sweet, creamy and caramelized aroma, with hints of honey.
High Warm, clean and expansive effect that leaves you happy and floating on air for 2-3 hours.
Terpene profile It contains the following monoterpenes: mainly beta myrcene in very high amounts, followed by traces of beta pinene, camphene, alpha pinene and linalool. Sesquiterpenes: mainly nerolidol, followed by smaller amounts of beta-caryophyllene and traces of guaiol.
Growing Tips Nepal Jam has acquired a surprising resistance against cold, rain and fungus. It produces excellent results, flowering even on foggy or icy days (in conditions where other varieties would easily die or rot).
It has been grown in a great variety of climates: warm or cold, dry or wet, including northern countries from Central and Eastern Europe.
Genetic analyses performed at Phylos laboratories show that this strain has a unique genotype and low genetic variability. Due to its stability, adaptability and resistance, we highly recommend Nepal Jam for breeding projects, and to develop fast flowering hybrids of warm and expansive effects.
We recommend moderate levels of nutrients for the whole cycle.
The Nepalese is a strong and compact highland sativa with short flowering and excellent resistance against mold and cold.
Its dense and resinous flowers produce first class hash.
The Nepalese was crossed with a touch of Jamaican’85 to add vigor, yield, bluish colors and the classic positive Jamaican effect to the final hybrid, whilst maintaining the compact original nepalese behavior.
Excellent sativa for rainy and cold climates, and for indoor growing.
Tipo F7-F8 STABILIZED HYBRID
Format Feminized
Sativa / Indica ratio 60 % sativa / 40 % indica
THC 14 %CBD 0.45 %CBG Nulo
Flowering indoors 8-9 weeks
Flowering outdoors End of September / Early October
Yield Average
Resistance against spider mites Average-High
Resistance against powder mildew High
Resistance against botrytis High
Resistance against white fly Average-High
Resistance against cold High
Resistance against heat Average-High
Latitude 0º-47º
Genetics (Nepalese/Jamaica '85) x Nepalese.
Structure Small-medium structure with columnar growth.
Bouquet Seductive sweet, creamy and caramelized aroma, with hints of honey.
High Warm, clean and expansive effect that leaves you happy and floating on air for 2-3 hours.
Terpene profile It contains the following monoterpenes: mainly beta myrcene in very high amounts, followed by traces of beta pinene, camphene, alpha pinene and linalool. Sesquiterpenes: mainly nerolidol, followed by smaller amounts of beta-caryophyllene and traces of guaiol.
Growing Tips Nepal Jam has acquired a surprising resistance against cold, rain and fungus. It produces excellent results, flowering even on foggy or icy days (in conditions where other varieties would easily die or rot).
It has been grown in a great variety of climates: warm or cold, dry or wet, including northern countries from Central and Eastern Europe.
Genetic analyses performed at Phylos laboratories show that this strain has a unique genotype and low genetic variability. Due to its stability, adaptability and resistance, we highly recommend Nepal Jam for breeding projects, and to develop fast flowering hybrids of warm and expansive effects.
We recommend moderate levels of nutrients for the whole cycle.
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Transplanted the Whoberry Haze #1 and Debilitator clones that were ready, chose one of each as a mother .
Four mothers In the mother tent, one each of Debilitator Kush, Gwillith, and Whoberry Haze #1.
In the flowering tent, the Debilitator Kush has reached the 9" mark. The Whoberry Haze #1 is bushing up more than growing up. Flipping in a week.
Four mothers In the mother tent, one each of Debilitator Kush, Gwillith, and Whoberry Haze #1.
In the flowering tent, the Debilitator Kush has reached the 9" mark. The Whoberry Haze #1 is bushing up more than growing up. Flipping in a week.
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I might have to give the malawi a try, it looks interesting! Good looking plants, can’t wait to see how they turn out!
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I hit the flowering tent with diatoms, gotta keep the bugs and insects at bay.
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The transplants are showing their appreciation by perking up and growing half an inch.
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Flipping day has arrived! Set my timer to 12/12, and gave them a light flower transition feeding.
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Spider Mites!
Treated everything with Sierra Natural Science 209 for mites and 244 for fungicide just in case.
Treated everything with Sierra Natural Science 209 for mites and 244 for fungicide just in case.
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Hey all! I took a trip and scored a quarter pound of Cookies trim. Cost per gram, 30 cents usd. Waiting for you to do the math...
I am dry sifting it in my trim tray as I grind for bowls and joints. Catching some nice trics, white jar is from initial break up of the quarter pound . Lots of tiny nugs and purple too!
It's working wonderfully, pain is greatly reduced,mood improved.
P.s. I found a seed
I am dry sifting it in my trim tray as I grind for bowls and joints. Catching some nice trics, white jar is from initial break up of the quarter pound . Lots of tiny nugs and purple too!P.s. I found a seed
Ooo keep the seed 
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Update time!
12 th day from flip and all plants are flowering. I have treated twice for spider mites, spray and systemic, 4 days apart, they are on the run. I fed once at the beginning of the flip, and water three times after, with about three days between. Next watering will be a half strength flowering feed.
12 th day from flip and all plants are flowering. I have treated twice for spider mites, spray and systemic, 4 days apart, they are on the run. I fed once at the beginning of the flip, and water three times after, with about three days between. Next watering will be a half strength flowering feed.
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Checked the temperature of stuff in the flower tent. Humidity monitor to be installed soon.
Top of tent , above lights,is 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
Middle of tent , canopy top,is 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
Floor of tent is 61 degrees Fahrenheit.
Soil top is 62 degrees Fahrenheit.
Leaf temp at canopy top is 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
Air is exchanged every 10 minutes.
Top of tent , above lights,is 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
Middle of tent , canopy top,is 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
Floor of tent is 61 degrees Fahrenheit.
Soil top is 62 degrees Fahrenheit.
Leaf temp at canopy top is 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
Air is exchanged every 10 minutes.
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Dusted the flower tent with diatoms to beat the mites.