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Conradino23
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Re: Still Growing - SoCal Hybrids & Mexican & Colombian Sativas Under Sun Natural Sys
So an update from The Sunny Spot for you. After few days of rain we are back on track with first temperature drop that signals end of the summer. Currently temps during a day here are in mid 70s (23-25°C). Fortunately it was raining mainly in the night so plants didn't lose much sun. They are still in early flowering, some phenos are slower some are faster, but they'll be progressing now quickly. Currently we have 13 hrs of daylight short just 2 minutes, and this is the period when you have to start pruning and be on the lookout for critters, mold, septoria, PM, whatever comes. Actually I found 3 bud worms today, all outdoor favorites, and even took some pics of a damaged cola. There's also yellowing going on, but with so much foliage they have to be pruned even more so no worries. Otherwise pollination went very well, and two females are growing seeds all over which is my F2 generation for the next year and maybe more. Still don't know how big these buds are gonna be, but we'll see in 3-4 week, structure is really good
Colombian Punto Roja
Jarilla de Sinaloa
Big Ultra Dog
Weird Ultra Dog
Two OG phenos of Ultra Dog feat. damaged cola.
Two bushy phenos of Ultra Dog, both pollinated. Get a load of these purple pistils, they are quite pretty.
That's all folks
So an update from The Sunny Spot for you. After few days of rain we are back on track with first temperature drop that signals end of the summer. Currently temps during a day here are in mid 70s (23-25°C). Fortunately it was raining mainly in the night so plants didn't lose much sun. They are still in early flowering, some phenos are slower some are faster, but they'll be progressing now quickly. Currently we have 13 hrs of daylight short just 2 minutes, and this is the period when you have to start pruning and be on the lookout for critters, mold, septoria, PM, whatever comes. Actually I found 3 bud worms today, all outdoor favorites, and even took some pics of a damaged cola. There's also yellowing going on, but with so much foliage they have to be pruned even more so no worries. Otherwise pollination went very well, and two females are growing seeds all over which is my F2 generation for the next year and maybe more. Still don't know how big these buds are gonna be, but we'll see in 3-4 week, structure is really good
Colombian Punto Roja
Jarilla de Sinaloa
Big Ultra Dog
Weird Ultra Dog
Two OG phenos of Ultra Dog feat. damaged cola.
Two bushy phenos of Ultra Dog, both pollinated. Get a load of these purple pistils, they are quite pretty.
That's all folks
lots of bud coming your way soon 
By the end of the month they're gonna have to show how much they don't like mold and that's it 
I'm gonna have to come back there tomorrow on my way up to spray some milk. I have to check on Auroras finally. That's how PM looks people, if caught early it's not a big hassle but you have to spray fast and keep your fingers crossed 
On a more positive note 3 out of 4 show these pretty purple pistils, so it can really be called a purple strain, no doubt due to genes of father NYCD/Chemdawg '91 who contributed this trait to every cross that lem did with him.
They are growing up on the mountain in so called terra rossa with very little water but plenty of sun. I had a feeling that strain doing very well on a Californian desert will do well in a very dry spot, and I was right. They are 5 gals in early flowering, but look at these trichomes. This is a serious indica which I've grown twice on my windowsill before but somehow didn't feel I tapped into full potential of this strain that way, and here bam! Definitely a keeper!
