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Nepal Mist limited edition
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El Timbo
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Thanks for the tip! I transplanted last week with 50/50 All-Mix/Lite-Mix They are a little darker green than in that last pic...thanks for updates and pics @El Timbo
For best female ratios consider to transplant them at this point to bigger pots with rich soil in N.
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El Timbo
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Here's a shot of the group of 9 Nepal Mists with some others for comparison - all the same age and conditions. About 8 weeks since germination - about half of the NMs have shown pre flowers.
Nepal Mists at the back and the 4 in the front row are left from to right Black Jack, Thai x Panama, Bangi Haze, Orient Express.
![DSCF9964[1].JPG](https://www.icmag.com/attachments/dscf9964-1-jpg.18827286/ "DSCF9964[1].JPG")
Nepal Mists at the back and the 4 in the front row are left from to right Black Jack, Thai x Panama, Bangi Haze, Orient Express.
El Timbo
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Most of mine have exactly this structure (second pic) except one which is tall with long internodal length but no branching - even the first nodes (first pic)
El Timbo
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It's looking like there are 5 males and 4 females in my group - and some good variation among the 4 females. That was one reason I chose this variety - I wanted there to be variation and the possibility of interesting sativa genes coming from the unknown parents of the Kali Mist.
One of the females is a sativa beast: tall, vigorous, thick stemmed, big fan leafs. One is the one with absolutely no branches and broader leaves (maybe something in the KM lineage). One is a shorter, bushier sat dom hybrid type. The last one is a very delicate (but not weak), slender stemmed, long internodal length narrow leaf type.
One of the females is a sativa beast: tall, vigorous, thick stemmed, big fan leafs. One is the one with absolutely no branches and broader leaves (maybe something in the KM lineage). One is a shorter, bushier sat dom hybrid type. The last one is a very delicate (but not weak), slender stemmed, long internodal length narrow leaf type.
They all sound good, but the last one sounds extra interesting
El Timbo
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Well it turned out that the supposed male above is a female - only one pistillate pre flower and an unusual structure - branchy at the bottom as seen in the pic then it shoots straight up wth no branches in the top half.
They have been switched - 10-12 weeks according to the strain description. End of June/early July.
They have been switched - 10-12 weeks according to the strain description. End of June/early July.
Thanks for the update @El Timbo ! Most of your Nepal Mists have a green sativa/indica hybrid look and structure from Kali Mist rather than the purple stemmed Nepalese Kathmandu look, although the one in your last pic is getting very Nepalese in leaf traits.
Glad to hear they are already under flowering photoperiod, excited to learn more about them!
Glad to hear they are already under flowering photoperiod, excited to learn more about them!
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