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Afropips Malawi and Bagseed
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Night4wings20
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Week 12 of flower. I've had a little nibble of cob this evening so feeling good enough to share some more photos.
Photo 1: Special Malawi crown
Photo 2: Swazi Gold crown (lime pheno)
Photo 3: DWA#2 pheno harvested at day 85
Photo 4: DWA#1 cob pattie
Notes: Don't worry about what appears to be mold on the cob. I'm pretty sure it was good mold or yeasts. I've cut that part away and eaten it for science, feels good
Photo 1: Special Malawi crown
Photo 2: Swazi Gold crown (lime pheno)
Photo 3: DWA#2 pheno harvested at day 85
Photo 4: DWA#1 cob pattie
Notes: Don't worry about what appears to be mold on the cob. I'm pretty sure it was good mold or yeasts. I've cut that part away and eaten it for science, feels good
Night4wings20
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The leaf tips are curling in the Special Malawi.
Could be too much nutrients and/or heat.
For perspective, I also grew afropips malawi several years ago outdoors in the pacific NW. There was some variation in flowering times, but the earliest plant was about 60% mature by early January (took it down early due to botrytis) and the latest plant was maybe 30-40% mature by mid january. This very long flowering pheno never finished outdoors, it took so long that it went back into veg!
I remember carrots and spice, but never got to really experience a fully mature flower.
Sadly, I didn't take any direct photos of the plant, but you can see the very late maturing malawi pheno. in the background, upper right hand corner of this photo. Punto rojo is in the foreground:
Night4wings20
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Thank you for the visual reference @meizzwang
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Start of week 13 of flower.
Night4wings20
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Harvested the last of the flowering girls for this run last night. One of the OD's showed hermie traits (possibly after the 40C day) so everything has been cut and hung so nothing could get pollinated (even if slightly).
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=78286&pictureid=1912497
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=78286&pictureid=1912496
This is the end of the journal since the plants last night were the last flowering plants this round. I have more plants growing but I'll just be documenting for myself from now on until I feel like doing another journal.
Thanks all for watching and have a happy new year!
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=78286&pictureid=1912497
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=78286&pictureid=1912496
This is the end of the journal since the plants last night were the last flowering plants this round. I have more plants growing but I'll just be documenting for myself from now on until I feel like doing another journal.
Thanks all for watching and have a happy new year!
Night4wings20
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