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Conradino23
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Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
So it was a nice day to check The Sunny Spot. Well not so sunny for now but you'll see just wait
I cleaned the shit, mostly blackberry roots and stems, and sprinkled some powdered egg shells. There's a space for 13-14 plants there, and I've been growing in this patch for three years always with great results. I always cut the branches when I harvest and I leave the stem with roots to compost in soil and to keep the microlife going. Then I remove everything in the spring few weeks before I plant. All this organic matter I toss aside I later use as mulch when the summer heatwaves come. It's also very practical, cause after harvest cannabis roots are very hard to remove, and in the spring they pop out without any effort.
I didn't take any photos afterwards cause my battery went flat, but you get the idea
So it was a nice day to check The Sunny Spot. Well not so sunny for now but you'll see just wait
I cleaned the shit, mostly blackberry roots and stems, and sprinkled some powdered egg shells. There's a space for 13-14 plants there, and I've been growing in this patch for three years always with great results. I always cut the branches when I harvest and I leave the stem with roots to compost in soil and to keep the microlife going. Then I remove everything in the spring few weeks before I plant. All this organic matter I toss aside I later use as mulch when the summer heatwaves come. It's also very practical, cause after harvest cannabis roots are very hard to remove, and in the spring they pop out without any effort.
I didn't take any photos afterwards cause my battery went flat, but you get the idea
These are F2 so it will be an exciting thing to see how this strain shows new phenos. However I'm not very positive about CPS, I think these seeds ran out of steam, so they're unlikely to pop. Worse is that my these few seeds of Colombian Dog, which is a test cross between Ultra Dog and Colombian Punto Rojo, don't want to pop either, and I scuffed them. One of the problems might be that they were picked a week or two too early last year. Another that outer shell layer is very hard so it doesn't absorb water very well. Hmm I also found a one feminized seed of Super Lemon Haze, which I started soaking.
