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Roaring Twenties
- Thread starter Ur Humbl Nr8tor
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New Killer Malawi S1
Purple Haze x Malawi
Absolutely no sign of flower set. A few yellows down below so another hand full of organic granules for her tomorrow.
Absolutely no sign of flower set. A few yellows down below so another hand full of organic granules for her tomorrow.
Some sun shots in the grove today
Purple Haze x Malawi
New Killer Malawi S1
Purple Haze x Malawi
New Killer Malawi S1
SSSDH
F-13
Some grove shots this evening
Purple Haze x Malawi
I’ve been digging in handfuls of organic pelleted and gave the plant a gallon of pH’d liquid Grow tonight. Just trying to nip those lower yellowing leaves. Any advice, I’m all ears.
New Killer Malawi S1 with big sister Purple Haze x Malawi in the back
Has been slowly starting its flower
Purple Haze x Malawi
I’ve been digging in handfuls of organic pelleted and gave the plant a gallon of pH’d liquid Grow tonight. Just trying to nip those lower yellowing leaves. Any advice, I’m all ears.
New Killer Malawi S1 with big sister Purple Haze x Malawi in the back
Has been slowly starting its flower
Some of the Super Silver Sour Diesel Haze and a big question...
SSSDH #1
This one is more diesel leaning and a little further along in flower. Looks ok from a distance.
Early flowering good.
Unfortunately this plant out of the six in the grove is showing a fair amount of bug damage.
I can see these guys in force.
Plume of white fly when the plant is moved.
Here’s a close up of the leaf which makes me worry about spider mites even though I can’t find any current evidence by bug or web.
What are your thoughts? I’m treating with OMRI botanical oil and garlic concentrate.
SSSDH #1
This one is more diesel leaning and a little further along in flower. Looks ok from a distance.
Early flowering good.
Unfortunately this plant out of the six in the grove is showing a fair amount of bug damage.
I can see these guys in force.
Plume of white fly when the plant is moved.
Here’s a close up of the leaf which makes me worry about spider mites even though I can’t find any current evidence by bug or web.
What are your thoughts? I’m treating with OMRI botanical oil and garlic concentrate.
SSSDH #2. A real beauty and hazy leaning.
I need to trim the lower branches and drive some rebar to cage these tigers.
Just getting started in flower so I expect a bit more stretch through months end.
I need to trim the lower branches and drive some rebar to cage these tigers.
Just getting started in flower so I expect a bit more stretch through months end.
Finally, the F-13. I’ve forced a very columnar plant into producing a few branches.
She’s stubborn to grow but I think she will flower quite well.
Flowers starting to fill in
She’s stubborn to grow but I think she will flower quite well.
Flowers starting to fill in
Too hot to work but just beginning the bondage.
Oaxaca 79 x Panama Goddess.
I love the structure and overall look. I do notice that the stem is thick but very malleable. Going to need some supports.
Maybe it won’t be as stretchy as I imagined. Will have to wait and see. It’s hashy, spicy with just a hint of lemon or lime.
I love the structure and overall look. I do notice that the stem is thick but very malleable. Going to need some supports.
Maybe it won’t be as stretchy as I imagined. Will have to wait and see. It’s hashy, spicy with just a hint of lemon or lime.
Zacatecas Tribute (a small one).
I love the long thin spread leaves.
I love the long thin spread leaves.
MallardDuck
Well-known member
I love seeing your plants Ur Humbl Nr8tor... really amazing. Thanks.
Thank you, MallardDuck. Glad you are enjoying the grow. We are getting to the exciting part of the season.
All the best.
UHN
Hi Ur Humbl Nr8tor,
No advice to give, just great watching it all unfold
Still baking hot?
Balls hot, Stargazer. Glad to have you along for the ride. I’ve got to go sweat out in the grove this week and see if I can do more in creating flower supports. Give em all a PM spray and see if the whitefly/thrip/whatever on the one SSSDH is any better or worse. Thanks for the comments. Appreciate it!
Whiteflies are a common equation this year. I’ve had them on the house plants in the 15 gallon smart pots and smaller containers. Lots of OMRI spray and garlic in their future.
Here we are a week later and the Purple Haze x Malawi continues to impress. I hit her with a PM foliar. OMRI oil mixed with garlic concentrate. Smells like a pizza pie.
Only slight yellowing on the lowest set of leaf. I’ll probably just keep adding a handful of organic dried feed on a weekly basis and hit with some high P guano again when I start to see some real flower set. I’ll add another layer of netting as well in the coming week. Wondering if I should also wrap around the poles to give another dimension of support.
Only slight yellowing on the lowest set of leaf. I’ll probably just keep adding a handful of organic dried feed on a weekly basis and hit with some high P guano again when I start to see some real flower set. I’ll add another layer of netting as well in the coming week. Wondering if I should also wrap around the poles to give another dimension of support.
New Killer Malawi S1
Definitely starting to set flower sites.
Nice short intenodal length makes me think this one might be chunky, but she’s got some thin stems.
I’m getting pretty excited for this one and I’ve been reading Tangenwa’s cobbling thread!! Can’t wait to introduce her to some F-13 pollen.
Definitely starting to set flower sites.
Nice short intenodal length makes me think this one might be chunky, but she’s got some thin stems.
I’m getting pretty excited for this one and I’ve been reading Tangenwa’s cobbling thread!! Can’t wait to introduce her to some F-13 pollen.
