Chamallacommentedweek 17y ago
They are *either* from weed that I bought 4-5 years ago in Scotland, *or* they are from Dutch grown weed (in which case they are about twice that age!).
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Fission 300W Light Emitting Diodes/40W
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Fission 300W Light Emitting Diodes/78W
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Custom
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Main-Lining
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Week 1. Vegetation7y ago
20 hrs
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26 °C
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Smell
80 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
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2 mll
Chamalla It's not every day that you find 13 nondescript bag seeds while tidying up a shelf ...
😶 ... I have no clue whatsoever when I collected them, what strain they are, or if they were even from the same bag of weed. I do know they must be at least 4 years old and have not been cared for other than being sort of hidden away from light and (somewhat) air.
I've started soaking all of them, expecting that *if* any of them germinate they won't be many. And I have no idea what they will be.
It's a surprise grow! 😁
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Week 2. Vegetation7y ago
20 hrs
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26 °C
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50 %
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18 °C
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1 L
Pot Size
30 cm
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Nutrients 1
BioRHIZOTONIC
2 mll
Chamalla I hate damping off disease. First time I'm seeing it. Hating it already. Would prefer not having seen it.
They're stretchy AF, but they're under new lights now.
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Week 3. Vegetation7y ago
20 hrs
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26 °C
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No Smell
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
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1 L
Pot Size
30 cm
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Nutrients 1
BioRHIZOTONIC
2 mll
Chamalla They're looking better. Topped them both this week.
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Week 7. Vegetation7y ago
18 hrs
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28 °C
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50 %
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22 °C
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1 L
Pot Size
30 cm
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Nutrients 1
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2 mll
Chamalla Three cuttings of each have rooted. One of each left, hopeful to see roots on them soon too. Using supersoil like in my no-till planters except nothing for aeration (not needed in 1L air pots) and no biochar (makes more sense in the no-till planters, not in small starters). Only add water. =)
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Week 9. Flowering7y ago
12 hrs
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28 °C
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50 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
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1 L
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30 cm
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Chamalla The two original plants were running out of vertical space so I cut up them up into clones. But it's fine, I already had 4 rooted clones of each, which I have now put into flower instead.
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Week 11. Flowering7y ago
12 hrs
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28 °C
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50 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
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1 L
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30 cm
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Chamalla Berta turned out to be a Bert. Erna is a luscious flower!
Of half a mind to take let the two get it on and make sweet sweet seeds.
I've separated them for now to safely collect Bert's, ahem ... pollen.
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Week 12. Flowering7y ago
12 hrs
Light Schedule
28 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
40 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
1 L
Pot Size
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Chamalla Yes, that is Bert in there, ready to pollinate all the Erna clones. I want seeds of this mystery strain.
The small pots make it difficult to stay on top of watering, especially with a dehu inside the tent.
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Week 13. Flowering7y ago
12 hrs
Light Schedule
28 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
40 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
1 L
Pot Size
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Chamalla Nice smell coming off those flowers.
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Week 16. Flowering7y ago
12 hrs
Light Schedule
28 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
40 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
1 L
Pot Size
10.1 cm
Lamp Distance
Chamalla That's the 4 seed bearing clones just before harvest. Looking forward to growing this strain properly, it smells lovely.
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Week 16. Harvest7y ago
Happy Harvest Day!
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Spent 64 days
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Relaxed, Uplifted
Positive effects
Dry mouth
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Earthy, Flowery, Woody
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Chamalla The yield was tiny, as expected (growing 4 little bud-on-a-stick like clones), but I got plenty of seeds which is what I was after. =)0
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Kirr38commentedweek 17y ago
You may need to exercise some extreme patience with old seeds. I've got an experimental grow going with some 10yr. old beans and almost just tossed their dirt and the beans 20th hi my they wouldn't sprout.....just took three weeks, but they're mean green beans growing strong now.
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Chamallacommented7y ago
@Kirr38, Cheers! Advice well placed, I'm such an impatient git. 😁
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Gauer_Flowerscommentedweek 17y ago
This looks like fun.
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Kirr38commentedweek 17y ago
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Chamallacommentedweek 17y ago
One of them has caught a fungus, it seems. Stem is going, damping off. Not much that can be done at that point.
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beadyeyescommented7y ago
@Chamalla,i would use sodium bicarbonate to spray the stem. It gets pH high, the fungus stops growing
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Chamallacommented7y ago
@beadyeyes, Thanks, I'll try that. 😊
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Chamallacommentedweek 27y ago
Nope. Maybe not. Seems that seedling was in the paper towel for too long, it's not continuing to grow.
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Chamallacommentedweek 27y ago
@Kirr38 Patience does pay, one of the seeds that I removed half the shell of two weeks ago lived! Might get 3 plants out of this after all. 😊
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Chamallacommentedweek 27y ago
Her leaves started turning yellow and dry, like the Haze Express before her. Pulled the plug on her, not going through that again. Erna & Berta are still doing fine. *knockonwood*
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Chamallacommentedweek 17y ago
I had to put one of them in a pot already, as the tap root was growing upwards for some reason. The unused bottom 2/3 of its rooter can be seen in the picture before. They're all turning a nice healthy green though. If I only get these three plants out of this unexpected find I'll be quite happy.
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Chamallacommentedweek 17y ago
Quick update: a 3rd one has since started wriggling its little tap root out of its shell - oddly enough one of the 5 that didn't sink. So ... good news there. We have at least 3 live ones so far.
I've taken another 4 out of the paper towel, because they had managed to crack their shells open a few days ago but were showing no further movement, and to prevent infant death I decided to have a closer look and carefully opened the shell of one further.
The seedling inside looked white and healthy. So I removed that half of the shell completely and, trying not to touch the seedling, placed it in a rooter plug with the exposed side up against the moist peat. I did that for all 4 of them. Not sure if they were already dead when I did this, or - as I'm hoping was the case - they were just a wee bit exhausted after cracking that shell half open and needed that little bit of help to get going once more. See if they start moving again over the weekend.
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