outdoor project 3 (unnamed yet)

as it has now been a week since the seed was started and I did not immediately see any signs of germination, I carefully tried to brush the soil away around the seed and yes there is life, the first sprout has come out and has its nose straightened after. as I suspect I might have been a little too skilled when I sowed them and got the seed pressed down just abundantly, I simply chose to leave it as it is and let it do its life and showered a little extra water on them as they felt very light in the pots. 30-04 SB, it helped a bit on the whole thing that I got to dig the seed out in time. I have been too skilled when I sowed the seeds and had them laid too deep in the ground

i will see all its grow through before i decide on a name for the variety. I really grew up digging it out as they had not come up on the 6th day and it seems to have recovered and it is developing like the other 2. the father of the seeds of which this is a part, I consider sheep to be a hybrid with 70% sativa and 30 indica distribution. In 25 l. Pots without a door, they grow between 120 and 150 cm high. Sown in the open, they are 180 to 200 cm with a 10-15 cm distance between the branch crosses. it responds positively to being topped. if one fails to top the lady, she makes few very powerful branches, which culminate in a skipper's terror under the arm of buds. the scent in while it grows is typically pot smell as in the happy 80s and 90s. In terms of effect and relevant content, I can only describe from my 30 years of experience with the variety. it has a pretty high cbd, i would think between 12 and 15% and then there is somewhere between 5 and 10% thc. the effect is a soft but consistent curve towards more. as a pain reliever, it is fast and effective, on several types of pain, in nerves, joints and bones. (dysinfos is described by friends and acquaintances who have tried to use it for painkillers on their types and I have no scientific evidence for my claims about thc and cbd content. these are taken from my experience with more potent plants and can not be taken as some nail-biting knowledge) 13-05 the lady was put out today even though the weather is not optimal, so I think the heated pots, 7 gallons and a south facing wall, to stand and snuggle up to until the roots have gotten proper wood and the heat has returned and she can come on land

my new variety is the only one where I know for sure that the relatively cold weather we are currently experiencing here will not have any impact on its growth. as both white widow and my own variety (sivas northen light) have been grown outdoors for more than 10 years in denmark, I consider them adapted to our climate. i want to let it get better put in its big pot before I make the topping. It may not be necessary topping, as her side shoots are already well developed and stretch harmoniously. 17-05 the lady has today received 1 liter of fertilizer / soil improvers with an ECC of 1150 ppm. 21-05 the lady has today received 1.3 l fertilizer / soil improvers with an ecc of 1744 ppm and a temperature of 24.5 degrees and 6.7 in PH

she's a nice little lady, but she's not busy with anything in these tiring temperatures. max 15 during the day and max 10 degrees at night, 90% cloud cover with showers in between does not give much leeway for the plants. 25-05 the lady has today received 1.3 liters of fertilizer / soil improvers with an ecc of 1920 PPM. the weather has not really been with us, here at the beginning of her life outdoors. yesterday the temperature only reached 12 degrees when it was warmest and it is, to put it mildly, nothing to welcome the ladies. we unfortunately have to wait until Friday before there is just a chance of a little sun in between the showers otherwise it is gloomy rain. it is not for that, because just 4 weeks ago, we were at 4 on the drought index, so it is Denmark in a nutshell in the spring and with the wind coming in from the north or west, it must be a good sign that despite for all adversity still manages to grow.

at long last we got weather change that is more favorable for our grow projects, with 80% more sunshine and a temperature above 20 degrees. she has been more sluggish in her development than the remaining varieties in the cold period, but has come out on the other end fresh and with lots of potential, to become a great lady. it surprises me a little that the indica genes seem to be the dominant ones as her strain is also a hybrid. however, without me having% rates for how much has been changed in the genes. my assessment of the father of the seeds is 70% sativa, 30% indica and therefore I had reckoned that the sativa would be dominant. but you never really know before you stand with the plant what to expect from them. I have only started 1 of them myself. since I have done some outreach work and have got 7 people started cultivating them as well. and all resemble the lady in the picture with broad short leaves, so indica dominat is a rule for the variety. diaries are being made of them all, so I can gather the experience here for next winter and hopefully find a suitable name for the variety. 02-06 the lady has today received 1 liter of fertilizer / soil improvers with an ECC of 1850 ppm. 05-06 unfortunately, the country I live in is so narrow and medieval that it is the police's most important task to go and harass us cannabis producers, no matter how small and indifferent it may be to the rest of society, must be smashed because it is almost a mortal sin that we grows our plants for our own consumption. so I unfortunately have to stop these grow reports as they were harvested 04-06 free cannabis and happy grows for everyone in others. with love lars siva bird phoenix rise from your dust