kelticBlue
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This! Fun!
Morglie's Perpetual: New Space & New Strains
This! Fun!
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Morglie
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I'm really looking forward to them as well. That's what got me to finally pull the trigger on an Ace order. I've never ran a Mexican before and Nepalese really has me interested. I keep eyeing the different ones that RSC carry. I'm thinking the Kumoni looks like the best of the bunch. Nepalese are all fast finishers for to them being mountainous landraces. I believe they mostly have euphoric energizing buzzes as will.excellent. I can see how that’d be good. Getting a soil test and some custom amendment is pretty easy. The soil I’ve just started amending was built with 6/5/3 as the aim too. It was way off with some micronutrient balances but the amendment will be adjusting that over time. I’m really looking forward to watching those Purple Satellites outside. So glad you and lazy are running them. I’m on a mission to get some myself.
lazyfish
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These PS's really perked up after a couple days in the sun.
I ran a strain a couple years ago called Santa Muerte from Blim Burn seeds. Bummer I never took her all the way. She died in a greenhouse from white mold in late November. 10 foot tall and around. Really impressive big strong branches. It grew like a fir tree kinda. I guess that does not give you much of an idea of what they are like, but I thought I would share the story.
Cheers,
I ran a strain a couple years ago called Santa Muerte from Blim Burn seeds. Bummer I never took her all the way. She died in a greenhouse from white mold in late November. 10 foot tall and around. Really impressive big strong branches. It grew like a fir tree kinda. I guess that does not give you much of an idea of what they are like, but I thought I would share the story.
Cheers,
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Morglie
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Gotta love those plants that turn into giant bushes outside. My outdoor Purple Dawgs got over 10ft last year, but they only had about 4-6 tops each.
I'm going to try and bush these out this year. I've got two P13 to put out with them as well. I'm curious how this strain does outside here.
I'm going to try and bush these out this year. I've got two P13 to put out with them as well. I'm curious how this strain does outside here.
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Morglie
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Cannotonic will be getting cut in the morning. She's sitting at 56 days since pistols showed.
The current view in the flower room. Lots of fresh flips. I'm going to be busy in a couple of months.
P13 x Kerala is starting to get new growth. I should be ready to trim the big bud and reap my seeds.
The current view in the flower room. Lots of fresh flips. I'm going to be busy in a couple of months.
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Morglie
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For people that have been reading my journal for a while, the Cannotonic I'm harvesting in the morning, is the one I bonsaid and vegged for a full year. It's grown like a champ for me this round.
Conradino23
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I’d run some of this Cannatonic myself commercially. Is it the same cut staying under 0,1% thc?
Yep. The last test on it was 20% CBD and .08% THC.
Conradino23
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I think I’m gonna ask you to send me this cut when my operation is up and ready.
No problem. It is a painfully slow vegger though. Whatever size container I veg it in is about how many ounces I'll get at harvest. That's transplanting and flipping the same day. The buds give off an intense orange smell and are done in 8 weeks. She isn't the easiest plant to work with (extremely tight nodes) but the final product is top shelf.
Conradino23
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They’ll all go in the ground, so no problem with root space 
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Morglie
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It's a nice cut. It's one that I plan to keep indefinitely.
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Morglie
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P13 x Kerala got trimmed today and is in the pipe. I'll have to try it for a wake and bake tomorrow, as I already had a good buzz going today, but I'm really liking it. Fruity taste with menthol in the nose.
Speaking of fruity, I just trimmed the first batch of P13s I finished. The one I've managed to save a cut of smells just like Fruity Pebbles. Hopefully the smell sticks around through the cure.
Speaking of fruity, I just trimmed the first batch of P13s I finished. The one I've managed to save a cut of smells just like Fruity Pebbles. Hopefully the smell sticks around through the cure.
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Morglie
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Forgot the pictures.... and I puffed on this over an hour ago...
P13 x Kerala
Conradino23
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Nice looking bud
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Morglie
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Thanks! I've got the plant in veg attempting a reveg. It was coming along nicely with new green growth, so I cut off the stem I had on it that was seeded, and now the green growth seems gone.Nice looking bud
At least I have the seeds, which are from two P13 males, so at least it's not adding to the genetic pool. Those will need to get tested out in the future.
Thanks for stopping by Con.
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Morglie
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The Mulanje are coming along nicely. I pulled them all out for a photo shoot.
Not a lot of smell off of them yet. A bit of generic cannabis smell, and maybe a hint of mint. They look promising though.
Two Stankberries I've got going in early veg.
I've got a Nepjam in late veg that's got a great structure to her. I'm not too far off from 6 even tops just from topping and some pinches and bends. This is one of the most manageable plants I've grown.
And the Thai x Panama....
Peace
Two Stankberries I've got going in early veg.
Wow, the thai x Panama is very sativa looking. Mine's about a month old now and yours is how I envision mine looking. They all look great!
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Morglie
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It is a beautiful plant. I love the look of all those thin fingered leaves pinwheeling around in the breeze.
It hasn't gone to crazy on stretch btw. It looks like it'll double in height maybe.
How long does your ThaiChi take to flower? Panama takes about 3 weeks longer than Kali China, so that should give us an idea of how long these will flower.
kelticBlue
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Me too. The beauty of nature in all its glory.