yes looks more like mine lol how long can you take them to in your season?
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Revival of the REVIVAL of the ULTIMATE SATIVA THREAD a.k.a R.U.S.T II
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yes looks more like mine lol how long can you take them to in your season?
Montuno
...como el Son...
The latest I've harvested has never been the first fortnight of December, because in my inland area (northern slope of Sierra Morena, 800 meters altitude, 38-39° North), it's cold at night and the night minimums can drop on the coldest days of the winter from 0°C.
This photo is of a small isolated bud from a Psilocybo's Malawi Bangui on December 7th that was freezing at night: you can see the ice on the resin, in the morning:
Thanks man!
I just looked through some pictures of the Oaxaca'79SKULL male i've used for the double Oaxaca'79 cross.
(all the same male, just topped)
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I think it's good visible from which side my double Oaxaca'79 girl got her Jack and the beanstalk stature. The CBG Oaxaca'79S1 had a pretty different look. But smell is full on the CBG Oaxaca'79S1 side, you know that smell from Mextiza.
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I love that smell. I am sieving some resin from thh x oaxacan79/mextiza and I am full aware of that mouthwatering smell right now
Montuno
...como el Son...
King Congo 1° 2020
King Congo 1° 2020
31-October /1-November.
Yesterday and today, 27°C maximum in the shade, and 10°C minimum at night; air humidity between 40 and 55?. But rain and lower daytime temperatures are expected for next Wednesday 4-November...
King Congo 2° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Higlands; Tropical Seeds Company ; born 18-June):
Aroma: mixture of sweet carrot / tangerine, with apple / melon / kiwi (?)...
King Congo 1° 2020
31-October /1-November.
Yesterday and today, 27°C maximum in the shade, and 10°C minimum at night; air humidity between 40 and 55?. But rain and lower daytime temperatures are expected for next Wednesday 4-November...
King Congo 2° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Higlands; Tropical Seeds Company ; born 18-June):
Aroma: mixture of sweet carrot / tangerine, with apple / melon / kiwi (?)...
thats a pretty good season i see your area looks real nice for the task and other things ,,,latest ive taken things here is mid november nana bouclu hybrid ,,koumani and nanda devii and mazar fell in that time range i have some pics of ice covered buds somewere to that smoked fine for me when thawed ,for me growing sativas outside here is more experiment,,, but i rely on faster types ,been enjoying your congo pics
Montuno
...como el Son...
King Congo 1° 2020
King Congo 1° 2020
In fact, harvestreaper, of the whole strip of the Iberian Peninsula at my own latitude (38-39°N), my area is the coldest and the worst to cultivate. Only a few kilometres to the south, on the southern slopes of my mountain range, they have a winter temperature between 2 and 4°C (both maximum and minimum) higher than me...
31-Octubre / 1-Noviembre.
King Congo 1° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Highlands; Tropical Seeds Company ). Born during the first week of May.
The plant part of the stem source (which is bent about 45° towards the ground, and is almost 3 metres long):
King Congo 1° 2020
In fact, harvestreaper, of the whole strip of the Iberian Peninsula at my own latitude (38-39°N), my area is the coldest and the worst to cultivate. Only a few kilometres to the south, on the southern slopes of my mountain range, they have a winter temperature between 2 and 4°C (both maximum and minimum) higher than me...
31-Octubre / 1-Noviembre.
King Congo 1° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Highlands; Tropical Seeds Company ). Born during the first week of May.
The plant part of the stem source (which is bent about 45° towards the ground, and is almost 3 metres long):
looks outstanding @monturo youve done a great ob of opening her up to the light
Montuno
...como el Son...
Well, harvestreaper, actually, the branches open up and take that position on their own. The truth is that I work very little with the plants, beyond bending them to my taste in the summer, and then securing with ropes, if necessary, the heavier branches which could beat the wind in autumn and winter. That, and watering.
31-Octubre / 1-Noviembre.
King Congo 1° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Highlands; Tropical Seeds Company ). Born during the first week of May.
The tip part of the plant:
31-Octubre / 1-Noviembre.
King Congo 1° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Highlands; Tropical Seeds Company ). Born during the first week of May.
The tip part of the plant:
Lovely sight! You got mad skills Montuno!
Zamaldelica x Jarilla de Sinaloa, slowly going on. Huge pistils like the Zam mother. Smell is fruity (melon, pineapple), spicy, a bit of eucalyptus.
Both parents being more tropical expressions of these strains, the children (my plant and 3 other grown by friends) are all slower flowering than the Zam mother. The high of the early samples is super clear, uplifting, quite emotional, on the edge of becoming edgy. Both the high and the taste remind me of (early-picked) Haze.
Both parents being more tropical expressions of these strains, the children (my plant and 3 other grown by friends) are all slower flowering than the Zam mother. The high of the early samples is super clear, uplifting, quite emotional, on the edge of becoming edgy. Both the high and the taste remind me of (early-picked) Haze.
After the photos of montuno and yoss33, it becomes difficult for me to share good images ....
I'll try :
Rainbow Bridge
Afghani x pan-o-haze
I'll try :
Rainbow Bridge
Afghani x pan-o-haze
Great pics guys, keep them coming! Really enjoying this thread.
Here's some more pics to add to the collection. Girlscout cookies x Durban, check out that zigzagging structure:
closer shot:
and now this peculiar cross: malana x Nanda devi. The nanda devi male used in this cross was a gigantic, vigorous tree with very long internodes, but as far as expression in the F1 is concerned, I don't see, smell, or detect ANY nanda devi in any of the seedlings! They smell, grow, and look exactly like malana, and given I culled all the malana males prior to flowering, the ID is 100% certain. This cross was done mostly out of curiosity, we'll see if the smoke is any good:
Here's some more pics to add to the collection. Girlscout cookies x Durban, check out that zigzagging structure:
closer shot:
and now this peculiar cross: malana x Nanda devi. The nanda devi male used in this cross was a gigantic, vigorous tree with very long internodes, but as far as expression in the F1 is concerned, I don't see, smell, or detect ANY nanda devi in any of the seedlings! They smell, grow, and look exactly like malana, and given I culled all the malana males prior to flowering, the ID is 100% certain. This cross was done mostly out of curiosity, we'll see if the smoke is any good:
Montuno
...como el Son...
Montuno
...como el Son...
Hola, bigherb !
Well, my climate is not so good either.
I live at the same latitude in America as Washington, but more than two hundred miles from the coast and over half a mile high, on the northern slope of a mountain range and on the northern side of a hill that takes several hours of direct sunshine away from me... In winter I have night frosts and it can even snow a little bit some day (although this only happens every 5 or even more years ...)
Salud!
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Well, my climate is not so good either.
I live at the same latitude in America as Washington, but more than two hundred miles from the coast and over half a mile high, on the northern slope of a mountain range and on the northern side of a hill that takes several hours of direct sunshine away from me... In winter I have night frosts and it can even snow a little bit some day (although this only happens every 5 or even more years ...)
Salud!
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Grover Sativa
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The size of that sativa....! Damn! -That is a good show
Montuno
...como el Son...
...It is for the water of the Danube river basin, he, he...
...And I have seen pictures of even more spectacular plants at yoss33, he, he... If you like the good and big sativas outdoors, you will enjoy their crops...
I take this opportunity to remember and greet my mexican friend sinaloa, who is the grower who selected and sent to Spain the Jarilla de Sinaloa aka Cola de borrego de Sinaloa:
Un gran saludo, mi primo, desde Sierra Morena para toda la Sierra de Sinaloa.
Enjoy with sinaloa :...:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=234701
2nd run CBG Oaxaca'79S1 at Day 57 12/12.....i'll let them go for around 75 Day.....fucked them a bit up, but still some nice big Colas....
CBG Oaxaca'79S1
The big Double Oaxaca'79 girl..... (can't do much about the clawing, started to happen when she decided to grow over the Reflector.^^)
CBG Oaxaca'79S1
The big Double Oaxaca'79 girl..... (can't do much about the clawing, started to happen when she decided to grow over the Reflector.^^)
