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SilverSurfer_OG said:Great spot Wallyduck!
So you can flower only 6 months of year?
Can you veg during the wet season??
Cheers and happy growing
hey ss , thanks for dropping in ...
ohh i can flower all year round out there , its just a case of w2hat u plant and when ...
yes the herb grows and veges very well in the wet ,, the hot days , and humidity ,,, inch of rain a day ,, it all helps make things go boom ...
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hey wamen , yes i agree ,, though this time isnt looking so bad now ,, just as u say hope for better next time ....WAMEN said:Very nice pics as always Wally my mate. You know how it is.. its a cycle... this time its so so... next time will be definitely better... or shittyer. who knows?!
but we all know you know how to make this things happen so.. no worries
take care bud
heres a little ducksfoot about to flower ..
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and another lovely little bud ,, this one i like ,, really fat pistils and a nice sweet smell ....
Great looking plants Wally! So good to see fresh outdoor this time of the year, its snowing here right now. According to my calculations it is for you the eqivilent of what would be late July here in the north, a very fun time of the year! What month do you usually harvest in?
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hey bc ,, good to see u here .
yes quite a stark contrast isnt it between hemispheres ..
im lucky not to be too far from the equator so we can really harvest most of the year here ..
typically harvest time in most of oz is aprilish ,, around easter is the norm ...
these sativas are really going off ....
yes quite a stark contrast isnt it between hemispheres ..
im lucky not to be too far from the equator so we can really harvest most of the year here ..
typically harvest time in most of oz is aprilish ,, around easter is the norm ...
these sativas are really going off ....
Yes Wally, you really are lucky to be able to grow all year long!!
What are those sativas that you are growing in this crop?
What are those sativas that you are growing in this crop?
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hey herbalistic good to see u here ....
im slowly adding a few pics as i go . plenty more to come and ill keep more update here as things come to harvest ..
the sativas are a mix of some things from last season ,, some came up by themselves .. others are more likely haze and cindy crosses with some local sativas ...
im slowly adding a few pics as i go . plenty more to come and ill keep more update here as things come to harvest ..
the sativas are a mix of some things from last season ,, some came up by themselves .. others are more likely haze and cindy crosses with some local sativas ...
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Geeeeeeez Wally!!!
Looking MUCH better now man...
Sativas are a kickin there in the sun!!
Love the fresh lime color of robust plants outside
and i love good sativas,what are they???????
Looking MUCH better now man...
Sativas are a kickin there in the sun!!
Love the fresh lime color of robust plants outside
and i love good sativas,what are they???????
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hey lou , nice to see ya ..
yea i love the robustness and natural looks of outdoor herb also mate , just looks lovely basking in she sun ...
im a sativa fan too , but honestly some are a little on the ordinary side and not worth growing a second time ..
others though are fantastic and real winners in my books ..
i just love the shape they get , all the arms stretching out wider from the bottom and toward the tops ... i particularly like the ones that have thin ;leaves and tight bud aswell ,, such a breeze to prune ... the ones that drop all the leaves are a real joy aswell .. hehe ...
so as far as what strains of sativa ,, mmm its really anyones guess where some of them originally hailed .. some resemble african sativas that ive grown , i know some of the local stock will have come from india and hawaii aswell i d say .. ... some are sweet florally smelling ,, and others that kinda grassy sativa smell .. the odd one will be very pungent smelling ..
they behave well if crossed with an earlier maturing strain like c99 ...
i think in truth they are probably a lot better cross than grown on their own ...
yea i love the robustness and natural looks of outdoor herb also mate , just looks lovely basking in she sun ...
im a sativa fan too , but honestly some are a little on the ordinary side and not worth growing a second time ..
others though are fantastic and real winners in my books ..
i just love the shape they get , all the arms stretching out wider from the bottom and toward the tops ... i particularly like the ones that have thin ;leaves and tight bud aswell ,, such a breeze to prune ... the ones that drop all the leaves are a real joy aswell .. hehe ...
so as far as what strains of sativa ,, mmm its really anyones guess where some of them originally hailed .. some resemble african sativas that ive grown , i know some of the local stock will have come from india and hawaii aswell i d say .. ... some are sweet florally smelling ,, and others that kinda grassy sativa smell .. the odd one will be very pungent smelling ..
they behave well if crossed with an earlier maturing strain like c99 ...
i think in truth they are probably a lot better cross than grown on their own ...
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hey maffe thanks for dropping by , always enjoy your grows too ,, wish u had the climate i do ....
hey wamen ,, ill see if i can pop up a few more ,, they are the nicest pics ,, but a bit of fun anyhow ...
hey wamen ,, ill see if i can pop up a few more ,, they are the nicest pics ,, but a bit of fun anyhow ...
I just love you grows man, always have and always will, someday I take my family and fly down under, you have been warned. Looking sweet my friend, would love to grow some of my haze crosses in tropic....someday...lol.
Looking sweet my friend, would love to grow some of my haze crosses in tropic....someday...lol.
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WEll ill say one thing WALLY!
YOUR SOILS ARE PERFORMING VERY VERY GOOD!!
Kinds makes me envious,my soils SUCK SANDY ASS?
BIG plants only end up rotting right at flower time
BIG fungle probs like neematoads in the earth here???
They make the root stalks all boiled at the base of plants.
So they are a bit harder to do here in the extreme south??
Boy oh boy wally your gonna have many sativa sun rizzzzzes soon!!!
HEy got any indicas there??
YOUR SOILS ARE PERFORMING VERY VERY GOOD!!
Kinds makes me envious,my soils SUCK SANDY ASS?
BIG plants only end up rotting right at flower time
BIG fungle probs like neematoads in the earth here???
They make the root stalks all boiled at the base of plants.
So they are a bit harder to do here in the extreme south??
Boy oh boy wally your gonna have many sativa sun rizzzzzes soon!!!
HEy got any indicas there??
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hey lou ,, funny u should mention the mould ... im usually not a fan of big plants for the same reason .. ive lost too many big ones and gotten nothing ,, where a smaller plant i would have at least yeilded something ..
i do have a few indicas in there . not many cause they dont like the rain much either . mostly sativa based genetics ... there could be a deep chunk and a few other indica types coming on now ..... lets hope the rain doesnt get them ....
i do have a few indicas in there . not many cause they dont like the rain much either . mostly sativa based genetics ... there could be a deep chunk and a few other indica types coming on now ..... lets hope the rain doesnt get them ....
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yea id love u to see how they can grow mate , pretty awesome ... ive seen some of the sativas grow a few feet a week ....Farmer John said:I just love you grows man, always have and always will, someday I take my family and fly down under, you have been warned.
lookin foward to seein u here one day mate ....
ohh hheres an older pic of last crop for some fun ...
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Great grow it looks like your early concerns of a small harvest were put to rest.
Make sure you include some drying pics as it is always one of the hardest problems to get a grip on when trying to complete the grow cradle to grave outdoors like you do.
I cannot wait to start my outdoors this year and appreciate your summer (our winter) grows for inspiration.
Great grow it looks like your early concerns of a small harvest were put to rest.
Make sure you include some drying pics as it is always one of the hardest problems to get a grip on when trying to complete the grow cradle to grave outdoors like you do.
I cannot wait to start my outdoors this year and appreciate your summer (our winter) grows for inspiration.
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thanks hamstring ,, sure ill pop up a few pics of the herb drying and the finished product aswell .. this next lot looks like being worthy of a few shots .....
