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-Planted 3 seeds ordered from OCS.ca ( the official cannabis website for the government of ontario)
-Feminized Black Domina seeds from Camp River Cannabis
-Price was 50$ CDN for a pack of 4 seeds taxes and shipping included
-2 of 3 seeds successfully germinated
Indica-Dominant
LINEAGE
Northern Lights x Ortega
x Hash Plant x Aghani SA
FLAVOUR PROFILE
Spicy, Peppery-hash &
Earthy Pine
FLOWER PERIOD
7-8 Weeks
THC
18%-24%
YIELD
High
CBD
<1%
Black Domina is an Indica dominant strain with dark, almost midnight-like, colours. It has dense, gooey buds and spicy, peppery hash-like aroma, earthy-pine flavours.
Black Domina is an easy-cropping, bushy cannabis plant to cultivate. This hybrid features a large cola with heavy resin-covered dark colored buds. Its size is perfect for
most indoor growing tents as it does not grow very tall. Although these 100% feminized seeds have been bred in greenhouse conditions and are suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation across Canada, for best results Black Domina should be grown indoors.
-Using the Sensi Cal Mag Xtra as a foilular spray
-Everything seems to be moving along nicely
-Monitoring stretch and adjusting light intensity and height accordingly
-slight defoliation of lower leaves and shoots
-moved into 1 gallon clay pots
-raised light intensity to 100%
-raised light distance from canopy to 24 inches
Plants are responding nicely to nutrients and light.
Happy with transition to smaller pot size for vegetation tent
Have been feeding every water -- going to switch to every other watering to back off a bit
Not using any additional humidity or temperature control at this time
Fans come on in 15 min intervals to exchange air and build canopy
-topped plants
-pipe cleaners for LST -- removed at end of week
-defoliation of large fan leaves
-mist spray the leaves with sensi cal mag every 2-3 days
Continuing with LST and trimming of larger fan leaves
Watering with 1L every 2nd or 3rd day
They will likely need a bigger pot soon
Plants are growing well but I am still not happy with my nutrient mixture yet
Transplanted into 3 gallon fabric pots
Scrog net added
Heavy defol for now until my shape is ready focusing on large fan leaves
Sensi cal is added with a folular spray
Plants are progressing well, shaping up nicely thanks to the netting and removal of larger fan leaves.
Will likely outgrow this space soon but luckily for them I have a 5x5 tent ready.
Happy with this strain so far.
Please tell me some brief information about the amount of nutrients you are using and why.
I am trying to find the perfect amount and get my formula just right.
My leaves seem to be yellowing and going all crispy and brown even falling off towards the end of my bloom cycle
What EC are you feeding @? Looks like some nute burn. It's normal to drop leaves occasionally, it's hard to tell, the pictures I seen aren't that good.
Lowered the nutrient solution to 2ml/l across the board. I have done some research and learned less is more when dealing with these big nutrient companies. I was previously using 100% mfg recommendations now I am running 50%
We can see two different training methods -- on one plant I left alot more foliage and on the other plant I stripped it almost bare. I will be interested to see how these will progress especially when I flip them to flower.
I have experimented with super cropping and some of the stems have been supported with painters tape temporarily. I have used this repairing method before and it works very well.
The plants are almost ready for flowering.
Starting to scrog the plants as they stretch from the changeover to flower
7 gallon pots seem to be working well so far I think I'm happy with that size going forward
Very high humidity in the tent I am unable to correct it with the pathetic dehumidifier I bought from Amazon
-80$ :(
Very happy with my new air circulation method. In addition to my exhaust fan and carbon filter I have a fan on the ground and an oscillating fan on my pole at canopy height. Works great.
I think we can see that too much definition is not beneficial to growing as the one plant is doing far worse than its counterpart.
In future I will not defoliate as much but instead leave that stage for the early flower and just trim beneath the net for improved circulation and elimination of popcorn bud 🍿
Plants are progressing nicely
A little bushy but this is the nature of indica strains
Full strength nutrients mixture is being used now
I think they are done stretching
Still lowering humidity slowly with dehumidifier
Removing runoff water with shop vac
Plants are lookimg really nice
Expecting a good harvest
Strain seems to be doing well
Stay tuned
CanadianChronic
