High Country Haze

Se vuoi più risultati devi comprare del terreno apposta e regolare sempre il ph prima di annaffiare altrimenti le piante cresceranno molto più lentamente. Dalla foto non credo che tu abbia dato il meglio di te. Puoi migliorare molto coraggio

looking good. she will be nice come taste time

August 13: End of Week 8. Still hoping for seeds, but looks like it didn't take. I'm figuring less than 10 days to harvest.

Very Strong looking grow!!! 💯

Purple Haze Auto is exactly what my momma would've wanted me to have.

August 28: End of Week 10. Time to take these ladies and ravish them. Outstanding smoke in every way. Powerful, tasty, smooth, well balanced. Floral notes, berry, fruity, fuel in the nose, skunk, honey and pine going out. Long lasting. Ass kicking and I will be back with this strain.

August 13: End of Week 8. Still hoping for seeds, but looks like it didn't take. I'm figuring less than 10 days to harvest.

August 21: End of Week 9. Plants started to bulk, then changed color almost overnight. Trichomes going amber super quick. Next entry will be for (iddy biddy) harvest. Look great, smell is INTENSE, will be great smoke, just not a good season.

August 7: End of Week 7. I've realized too late that I have been running nitrogen levels that are too low. My multi pH meter also checks N-P-K levels. I did figure out the pH meter was wrong. It's been sent back for calibration. Looks like the nutrient levels also were out of whack. Too late to do much now. Just hit them with some sheep manure tea. Sheep and goat manure provide gentle nitrogen with high levels of phosphorus to aid in blooming. At this point it's about getting what weight is available on PH1 and getting PH2 ready for seeds.

July 31: End of Week 5. PH1 is filling nicely, gained 2 inches this week, making branches now, buds starting into flower. Last week of veg except PH3. PH2 has nice color and vigor, also doubled in size, but still too small. Will breed her to a Thai Stick male that just went into pre-flower. PH3 is good sized but she has been left behind by the other two stretching. She'll have more time to get ready.

July 24: End of Week 4 with PH1 and PH2 starting to pick up pretty well. PH3 still hasn't started pre-flower yet. Wish they were bigger. We'll see after they get the stretch on. Already getting taller

July 20: Got pre-flower on plants that are 22 and 24 days old. Seems a little ridiculous to me. Why not select them for 5 or 6 week veg?

July 9: End of Week 2. All look happy and healthy.

July 17: End of Week 3. They're really small, but PH3 went into a gallon pot yesterday. Also, watering day yesterday. I made up 5 gallons of water with two tablespoons vinegar per gallon to adjust the pH down a little. This part of Arizona has alkaline soil and water. I also made some seed sprout tea from seed corn and added that to the water. Should get them woke up a little. Looking at this rationally, I don't see any of these plants producing more than a few bowls worth of herb. It's my understanding that autos start blooming at a month old. In another week the big one might be 4 inches if I'm lucky, with no branches at all. Flowering will start. After the stretch, sativa dominant, might be what? 7 or 8 inches? For experts with perfect hydro/pH and chem analysis/24 hour lights/expensive hardcore nutrients, maybe worth it because they can get normal sized plants. For me, remote homestead, 14 hours of sun, no temp, pH or humidity control, organic farm soil, I think this is a waste of time and way too expensive at 10 bucks a seed, wait 6 weeks from Europe etc. for like probably 6 grams per plant? Doesn't make sense from a money and time/labor standpoint. I'm going to breed some seeds off these with my Thai Stick grow. Maybe order in one more batch of seeds for back crossing. First gen seeds won't express the regressive auto gene. Will take a couple generations of selection to get some. I'll back cross some to another batch of these to cut that selection time down. Then with the cost out of the way, I can run some of these on a constant basis, plant every couple of weeks to have a constant supply. Still doesn't really add up. I can put pounds away on a successful photo grow and have a year's supply from one or two plants. Autos will just give variety and something to hand to friends.

July 2: First week is in the book, although two of them are only a few days old at this point. So far PH3, the one I'm stepping up through the pot sizes instead of going directly to a 5-gallon, is doing very well.