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Manga Rosa
- Thread starter Knop
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Muito legal meu amigo. I asked around when I was in the north of Brasil about Manga Rosa. A few people knew of the variety but I was unable to locate it. However I did manage to bring back some seeds. A commercial narrow leaf that was grown there and also a few seeds that probably came from an imported variety. I'm interested to see how these turn out for you.
black flag
Member
It'll be nice follow. Boa sorte!
Cheers
thejact55
Active member
No time soon. You try to now and you risk damaging the plant. Let it get a few nodes. When the roots show through the drainage holes, then you can start thinking about transplanting. Those look like really small pots but anywhere from 1-3 weeks from now i would guess.
This is a cool strain that you dont see everyday. Keep us updated. Are you planning on making seeds for preservation?
This is a cool strain that you dont see everyday. Keep us updated. Are you planning on making seeds for preservation?
5 different blends. The plants do not have vigor
60% peat, 35% cocot, 5% perlite
60% peat, 35% perlite, 5% coco
60% peat, 20% perlite, 20% coconut
60% peat, 25% coco, 5% perlite, 10% earthworm
60% peat, 25% perlite, 5% coco, 10% earthworm
11:35 sunlight the day
Some vases I only filled with peat and perlite
60% peat, 35% cocot, 5% perlite
60% peat, 35% perlite, 5% coco
60% peat, 20% perlite, 20% coconut
60% peat, 25% coco, 5% perlite, 10% earthworm
60% peat, 25% perlite, 5% coco, 10% earthworm
11:35 sunlight the day
Some vases I only filled with peat and perlite
Do you recommend any specific models?...
T5 lighting set 6-12" above the plants would bring them into full speed.
