Shooeycommentedweek 172 years ago
Shit yeah, looks great mate.
Are those branches there for support? Or to keep the local wildlife away!
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Week 18
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14.5
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grimlyman2 years ago
Have done a little more SLT and removed a few more tips, and even though I have broken 3 branches and bandaged them up straight away, the tops wilted for a night but it is back to it's old rampaging self. This is an amazing strain, very for giving and easy to grow. Because of the nature of the soil it is growing in I have no regular feeding pattern.
Just little and often.
Maybe another 2 weeks and flowering should begin.
So anxious.
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grimlymanstarted grow question 2 years ago
Does Durban poison, being a sativa, like to be fed only a little?.
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Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Yes, half strength nutrients and if growing in soil, feeding every 2-3 weeks is usually enough for (pure) Sativas like Durban Poison.
grimlymanstarted grow question 2 years ago
Last season I grew a feminized Gelato og. Amongst the buds I found 3 seeds, the plant self pollinate d, will these be feminized seeds?.
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Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Possibly, but not necessarily, they could be hermies or regulars.
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Franco123answered grow question 2 years ago
hi, a plant makes its seeds for self-pollination for two reasons or for genetics so it is hermaphrodite but you see it, or when it is left more than necessary at the end of its flowering it understands that it has not been pollinated and for the survival of the species it makes a last effort and self-pollinated and the resulting seeds are natural feminized
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grimlymancommented2 years ago
@Shooey, Lol nah they are the framework for my passionfruit
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Xambercommentedweek 232 years ago
Hold it. might still end up alright! Good luck bro!
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Xambercommented2 years ago
@grimlyman, I'd say better loose a branch than a harvest, but trying to lower feed and just water could work too.
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grimlymancommented2 years ago
@Xamber, what a bummer too much love.
I am going to let her go as long as possible.
It's either one of two things. When I was misting the broken branch to get her through a hot day, the other branches had water on them and the sun has scorced them
Or it is from when I gave her a foliage feed of liquid potash and it didn't like it for some reason.
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eurorackcommentedweek 152 years ago
Looking good.
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psyatiquecommentedweek 222 years ago
Good luck buddy 💪happy growing🌱great so far👏
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BarneyRumble420commentedweek 212 years ago
Looking awesome man beautiful work 💪🔥
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420DeepGrowcommentedweek 132 years ago
Suerte con tu grow bro,se ve bien te invito a pasarte por mis diarios, darme likes y te recompensare con lo mismo.
Bendiciones 🙏 🙏🙏!!!
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