[ker2noir]

Hi dubi :wink:
They are well It's a strong plant I should wait .....
ker2noir

[Highlighter]

Really nice work, ker2noir!

Great to see they respond so well to your touch outside as well as inside.

[dubi]

Good day to all!

We have had a rainy summer with moderate temps this season. Strong storms affected many plants in field, breaking big stems and making plants fallen down.

Anyway, rains were beneficial for guerrilla gardens. Guerrilla plants grew and grew almost without men intervention.

Here's a 'guerrilla style' Tikal. She's growing in a colder climate in the mountains to test. Place has tons of composted chicken shit, chickens lived there for decades (but not in the past 5 years) leaving a 20 cm layer of composted chicken shit. Chicken shit fertilizer has one of the strongest N levels so plants were not fertilized, only water.

[dubi]

more tikal pics, mid october

[ker2noir]

Hi dubi.
Nice pics. I harvest the last tikal 11.11. The spot has been visited by somoene (hunter)the last week without damage but also because of mold starting, i have decide to cut a little bit early (need ten days more).
It's cover with resin, also under the leaves. And the smell is fresh, more like bubblegum with a hint of mint. I really appreciate the taste;
Godd luck
ker2noir

[dubi]

Here's a Tikal F2 line 8 female, only 42 days flowering time.

Tikal 8 line has been selected for earliness, sweet dense aromas, high yield, good resin production and best indoor adaptability. Bred by komanche, one of our breeders. :smile:

[dubi]

Here's another Tikal line 8 female, finishing after only 55 days of flowering time.



She's very resinous and aromatic, smells dense, sweet and sour.

[dubi]

Another Tikal line 8, harvest time.

[Weedninja]

Hola Dubi

So the current Tikal is 75% Guatemalan, correct?

Gracias

[dubi]

Originally Posted by Weedninja

Hola Dubi

So the current Tikal is 75% Guatemalan, correct?

Gracias

Yes :wink: