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Strain Directory My Strains Search Strains Breeder Directory Grow Reports Help Strain Search: IC Strain Guide >> Grower Reports >> Strain: Ducksfoot by Wallyduck (Views: 7864) View Comments (6) Add Comment View Links (0) Add Link Ducksfoot Grow Report Posted By: Syd My Strains Genotype: Mostly Sativa Breeder: Wallyduck Grow Location: Outdoor Medium: Professional soils for sowing and for arbustive plants Sea of Green? No Lighting & Wattage: Fertilizing Method: mixed Pruning Method: none Stature: Tall (not a Cannabis tree) Flowering Time: End of November and over Grow Results Appearance: Leafy sativa. Absolutely unrecognizable Odor: From none to very citrus/lemony Average Height: Less than mt.2.00 Yield Per Plant: Good Taste: citrus/lemony or vegetal depending on phenos Buzz: Clear up high, social, happy, it makes you wanna laugh Ease of Growing: Overall Rating: Strain: Ducksfoot Rating: Ducksfoot Grow Notes VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: my location is pretty far from the suggested limit of 40°lat., that's why I gave some low rates. This report is strictly relative to my personal environment. Once said this, let's start. I've made many grows and crosses with DF in the last years, above all for the webbed trait that makes the plant absolutely discreet and safe for outdoor growings. Right now I'm working on f3s, planning f4s. Ducksfoots (or Ducksfeet) use to grow very well, strong and tall with a great tolerance to all the fertilizers. They just suffer immediatly for the cold climates that come with autumn and then with winter (always here where I'm). I have to add that this strain is a must for crosses 'cause it improves the up high and the lemon/citrus aromas of every other plant. Various DF generations in the pics. More Ducksfoot Pix! Add Your Comment Below Comment Posted by: Syd on 10-21-2010 at 14:51 I know DFs are not suggested for indoor but I've always thought, as aussie strain, it was perfect for aussie outdoor environments. Jump into the Wizard of Oz helpdesk and tell us something more, if you like. Comment Posted by: kenoath on 10-13-2010 at 02:16 i grew it in australia both indoors and out 100+ days of flower never again waste of soil imo Comment Posted by: Meanpeace on 08-14-2010 at 20:21 Sweet! Comment Posted by: HIGHRIDER on 08-12-2009 at 02:50 We need more camo strains. Comment Posted by: K7DDO on 07-28-2009 at 12:06 I've been working with a plant very similar looking. Bubba Kush. Know anything about it? Comment Posted by: jengi on 07-19-2009 at 06:38 Wow what an awesome strain, definitely something that can camouflage well in the outdoors! All times are GMT +2. The time now is 03:58 AM. Full Site Mobile Version Contact Us - ICMag Home - Forums - Archive - Privacy Statement - Top ICMag is for educational and entertainment purposes only. You must be of legal age to view ICmag and participate here. All postings are the responsibility of their authors.