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Waldgeist
Active member
I believe that a different therapy must be constructed for each plant because each has a unique story.
As the years pass, this attitude moves me farther and farther from the center of professional growing,
which is now so fiercely driven by economic forces in precisely opposite directions—
namely accurate de-individualizing (symptom-based) diagnosis and uniform,
protocol-driven, brief therapy for all.
I.D. Waldgeist
As the years pass, this attitude moves me farther and farther from the center of professional growing,
which is now so fiercely driven by economic forces in precisely opposite directions—
namely accurate de-individualizing (symptom-based) diagnosis and uniform,
protocol-driven, brief therapy for all.
I.D. Waldgeist
somethingGooey
Member
Wow! That thai haze looks spectacular! 
PHT#2 day 87
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orfeas, I call it psychological force flowering(PFF-technique)
Is this for real? A Purple Haze-Thai that finishes in 12 weeks? I can't wait to sow mine!!!
Siever
Waldgeist
Active member
patience bro,
is not finished yet i think it'll go to 14 weeks.
this was a first test of a non matured cutting which got a bit overnuted in mid flower.
theres much more potential(yield)in this particular pheno.
I recommend to flower on 11/13 (10,5/13,5) to 10/14 or (9,5/14,5) with those plants.
Just keep in mind that all of our loved plants will react slightly different in every new environment they are grown in.
no sow - no grow
patience bro,
is not finished yet i think it'll go to 14 weeks.
this was a first test of a non matured cutting which got a bit overnuted in mid flower.
theres much more potential(yield)in this particular pheno.
I recommend to flower on 11/13 (10,5/13,5) to 10/14 or (9,5/14,5) with those plants.
Just keep in mind that all of our loved plants will react slightly different in every new environment they are grown in.
no sow - no grow
Ah so they are cuttings! Now I understand! Cuttings tend to flower somewhat shorter. Gives me the idea to take cuttings of my Panama. On the other hand if I take cuttings I reduce yield so it's kind of a dilemma. Don't now yet what to do. Most probably I'll sow again,because there are so many strains to explore: Destroyer, Y Griega, Ace Congo, Golden Tiger, Green Haze-Thai & -Malawi, Kali Mist, etc.
Siever,
I believe that a different therapy must be constructed for each plant because each has a unique story.
As the years pass, this attitude moves me farther and farther from the center of professional growing,
which is now so fiercely driven by economic forces in precisely opposite directions—
namely accurate de-individualizing (symptom-based) diagnosis and uniform,
protocol-driven, brief therapy for all.
I.D. Waldgeist
Very nice paraphrasing Dr. Waldgeist!
Orfeas
Hi, Siever!
Could you elaborate a tad on Y Griega?
Y griega is a cross between Soma's Amnesia and Serious Seeds Kali Mist. It's made by medical seeds. The best specimens of this strain can go up to 28% THC with 12 to 13 weeks of flowering and quite a high yield. I think 1 seed costs 8 euro, 3 costs 23 euro, 5 costs 38 and 10 costs 75. I think I start with the 5 pack
Great job Waldgeist, as usual! 
I'm really impressed how you are taming the Purple Haze Thai in your micro garden
And i´m also surprised that she looks finishing in 12 weeks!! (Maybe due the pot size restriction and that you are flowering clones). Looks like a very nice pheno, worth to keep and to use for breeding.
The crazy Zamaldelica is another history .... looks like a very tropical untamable zamal/thai expression, it will be a real challenge to mature her properly indoors, but has the potential to produce very special effects when is correctly grown.
I'm glad to know that malawi still has a place in your flowering room Looks like a great resinous killer pheno. Congrats!
I'm really impressed how you are taming the Purple Haze Thai in your micro garden
And i´m also surprised that she looks finishing in 12 weeks!! (Maybe due the pot size restriction and that you are flowering clones). Looks like a very nice pheno, worth to keep and to use for breeding.
The crazy Zamaldelica is another history .... looks like a very tropical untamable zamal/thai expression, it will be a real challenge to mature her properly indoors, but has the potential to produce very special effects when is correctly grown.
I'm glad to know that malawi still has a place in your flowering room
Looks like a great resinous killer pheno. Congrats!
Waldgeist
Active member
MASTER of the single PLL
You and your pictures are very welcome here friend, maybe u can show us a closeup of the beercan with installed 'blumat' irrigation later
I think your setup could help some other 'microgrowers' very much as it is especially suited to grow sativas, caused by the vertical lamp arrangement.
What type of Pll is this?
I see osram got some 'DULUX HE' lately, which are rated @ 100lm/watt.
You and your pictures are very welcome here friend, maybe u can show us a closeup of the beercan with installed 'blumat' irrigation later
I think your setup could help some other 'microgrowers' very much as it is especially suited to grow sativas, caused by the vertical lamp arrangement.
What type of Pll is this?
I see osram got some 'DULUX HE' lately, which are rated @ 100lm/watt.
