2018 outdoor cambodian grow

thejact55 · Feb 2, 2018

What troutman said. Stop feeding. This plant will be very sensitive to nutes.
Agreed. It looks underwatered...but if its raining. Its most likely heat. Hell, really it could be a severe case of overwatering.
Keep it up. I was in cambodia a couple yrs ago, and wanted to get some seeds so bad. My wife is a non smoker and doesnt like risk in other countries that i drag her to, so ill just admire yours.

bilko · Feb 2, 2018

djimb · Feb 3, 2018

I agree that it could use some water.
I used to work in nurseries and it's counter-intuitive, but even when it's raining, plants in containers usually still need to be hand watered. In the ground, a root system can spread out and catch enough water from the rain to sustain itself, but when the soil surface is only 15cm or so, it can't gather enough. It's still a good idea to lift the pot every day to gauge saturation, especially since it looks like it's getting big enough for a re-pot in the near future.

yournan · Feb 3, 2018

I had a look at the soil and it was very muddy and the rootball was hadn't expended out of the original pot size so transplanted in to some better draining soil in a last effort, thanks for the help guys.

yournan · Feb 22, 2018

So the plant from Phnom Penh didn't make it sadly.

But the siem reap girl is looking happy and healthy

She has recently started to show her sex and I'm pretty confident she is a she and as result has been moved from her plastic pot in to the ground in my veggie patch.

She is smelling lovely, a bit like pepper and a bit skunky.

She is currently 50cm tall and would at 10th node, is it to late to top her? How tall could she get? Is there anything else i could do to control the height?

Keep up the good work

djimb · Feb 24, 2018

She looks gorgeous! Sorry to hear about the Phnom penh plant. I'm sure this one will absolutely flourish with your veggies. It shouldn't be a problem to top her at this point. Another thing to consider would be LST, but at that height, the majority of the stalk might not bend very well.
SE Asian plants can get very big in large containers, so if you're trying to keep it under your fence line, it'll require a lot of maintenance.

9DRAGONS · Feb 24, 2018

hay good luck with the grow, Asian weed i like a lot, hope you get a monster yield, am going to have to go back and read from the beginning. you got supper good weather in ausi the plant sould love it.

have a great weekend n keep it green

djimb · Mar 18, 2018

Hey, any updates? I hope all is going well with your siem reap and that we'll all get to see some new pics soon!

yournan · Mar 18, 2018

I have been meaning to update but haven't got round to it.

She is doing great and has reached a meter tall even with being FIMed.

djimb · Mar 22, 2018

Gosh, She's gorgeous! I wouldn't have guessed she'd been fimmed. It looks like there's a strong apical dominance there. Have you taken any clones or have any more seed?

Natural high · Mar 22, 2018

yournan said:
She is doing great and has reached a meter tall even with being FIMed.

Very nice plant. :tiphat:

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Organik · Mar 22, 2018

yournan · Apr 11, 2018

she is looking lovely at day 46 since first pistils appeared.

she reeks and is starting to lean under her own weight.

the camera doesn't do the trichome coverage justice

she has been throwing a few pollen sacks which i have been trying to snip off before they open up, a bit annoying but it don't really mind.

how long do yous think i should let her flower for?

thank you all for reading

Growrhiz · Apr 11, 2018

Nice,seems it is very different compared the outdoor grow with the indoor grow.do you also need to add the LED or HPS light for them?

yournan · Apr 11, 2018

The only light this girl has received is from the sun

Growrhiz · Apr 16, 2018

djimb said:
It's difficult to see in your photos, but those look to me like axial branch buds opening. They can be easy to mistake for female preflowers, but they'll grow into new branches. the preflowers will grow in where the branch meets the main stem, and usually only after the leaves/branches switch from opposite to alternate. When you see pistils, there'll be no doubt.

Here's an example of young branchas growing out and the beginning of alternating nodes:
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This plant ended up being a male.

And not a great photo, but Here's a shot of the first female preflowers on a different plant:
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Hope this helps!

That last plant looks like It's trying to reach the sun. Does it get a lot of shade?

They're looking great! Keep up the good work!

Nice photo,not know how to take this picture with my phone :tumbleweed:

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djimb · Apr 16, 2018

It's looking great, yournan! I guess topping it helped it stay low. I would have thought it'd get huge in such a large volume of soil. Nice work!

Those landraces NLDs can take a long time to finish, and often they'll go through multiple flushes of bud growth, throwing new pistils right when you think it's finished. I'm going to guess that you're looking at a total flowering time of 16-20 weeks, based on what I've seen in other grow reports of SE Asian varieties. Of course your weather might dictate when you harvest, too, regardless of whether or not the plant is ready.

Growrhiz said:
Nice photo,not know how to take this picture with my phone.

I took the preflower photo with a DSLR camera through a telephoto lens turned backwards to turn it into a pseudo-macro. You can buy adapter rings to hold lenses backwards on the camera, but I just held it on with my hand.

shawkmon · Apr 16, 2018

use the pollen sacs to make female seeds on a diff plant, femmed beans are great. looks great, keep it up, loving the sativa

yournan · Apr 16, 2018

She has more than doubled in height since she was put I'm the ground but her growth seemed to be limited by flowering so early in the year.

There is fem seeds forming in another plant along with this one form the pollen I have missed, bit worried the offspring will all herm as well though.

Thanks everyone

djimb · Apr 16, 2018

Here's a thread you might find helpful regarding seeds made with intersex pollen:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=200626

In this case, the plant was selfed, which I would think would increase the likelihood of the intersex trait in the offspring vs. A female/intersex cross.

Here's the jist:

igrowone said:
6 weeks of 12/12, and no male parts, 6 of 12 in the sex battle

So it looks like about half of the resultant seed was solid female.

If that's a ratio you're comfortable with, then I say go for it!

What variety is the mother plant, btw?

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