BillyStoker
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Looks promising from my experience, the long/thin haired pheno I had was by far my favourite
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Honduras sativa
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RobFromTX
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Thats sounds like the mexican pheno to me. fire crotch weed
Second run with this wonderful colombian
I used some of the female pollen i collected a few months back, looks like some it has taken, i pollinated this Colombian Mango biche with it. Early scents coming through are very similar to what I'm getting from the Honduras.
Its not going to be the trimming dream that the Honduras i have is, and i expect the effects to be a bit heavier without the Mexican influence.
I used some of the female pollen i collected a few months back, looks like some it has taken, i pollinated this Colombian Mango biche with it. Early scents coming through are very similar to what I'm getting from the Honduras.
Its not going to be the trimming dream that the Honduras i have is, and i expect the effects to be a bit heavier without the Mexican influence.
RobFromTX
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I'll say one thing unique about Honduras. They are the smallest seeds in my collection and i got one hell of a seed collection. 
I'll be popping these beauties in 2 more weeks. I was going to grow them out with some panama regs but ive decided to go solo because of the stretch.
I'll be popping these beauties in 2 more weeks. I was going to grow them out with some panama regs but ive decided to go solo because of the stretch.Attachments
Thanks for getting a pack of our pure Honduras @RobFromTX much appreciated.
I would say Honduras seeds are medium sized. The smallest cannabis seeds i've seen are probably wild Nepalese sativas and wild Kashmir seeds.
A cross between Mangobiche and Honduras should produce a super vigorous and high yielding American Sativa hybrid, i foresee lots of potential with the correct blend of parental plants from both strains.
Good luck on your second run with your selected Honduras
Be careful with the feeding @mr.pistil since your bud pic shows severe burn tip in early flowering. Check whether ph is in the correct range and if ec is too high then lower it down.
much appreciated.I would say Honduras seeds are medium sized. The smallest cannabis seeds i've seen are probably wild Nepalese sativas and wild Kashmir seeds.
A cross between Mangobiche and Honduras should produce a super vigorous and high yielding American Sativa hybrid, i foresee lots of potential with the correct blend of parental plants from both strains.
Good luck on your second run with your selected Honduras
Be careful with the feeding @mr.pistil since your bud pic shows severe burn tip in early flowering. Check whether ph is in the correct range and if ec is too high then lower it down.
Thats basically what my thoughts/hopes are!Thanks for getting a pack of our pure Honduras @RobFromTX
I would say Honduras seeds are medium sized. The smallest cannabis seeds i've seen are probably wild Nepalese sativas and wild Kashmir seeds.
A cross between Mangobiche and Honduras should produce a super vigorous and high yielding American Sativa hybrid, i foresee lots of potential with the correct blend of parental plants from both strains.
Good luck on your second run with your selected Honduras
Be careful with the feeding @mr.pistil since your bud pic shows severe burn tip in early flowering. Check whether ph is in the correct range and if ec is too high then lower it down.
Ive always been very interested in trying mango biche ever since i used to look between the Ace and Cannabiogen offerings trying to decide what to get, and thought i had lost the opportunity to get it, but thankfully i came across it around Christmas time. I'm planning on keeping the selected honduras around for a while, so a better selection of the mango is likely going to happen sometime in the future.
RobFromTX
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Yum nepalese sativa id love to get a hold of those too. Dubi do you think the honduras could be vegged out in one gallons and then switched to 3 gallons after the first month of flower? Im pretty limited on space and i'd like to plant the whole pack if i canThanks for getting a pack of our pure Honduras @RobFromTX
I would say Honduras seeds are medium sized. The smallest cannabis seeds i've seen are probably wild Nepalese sativas and wild Kashmir seeds.
A cross between Mangobiche and Honduras should produce a super vigorous and high yielding American Sativa hybrid, i foresee lots of potential with the correct blend of parental plants from both strains.
Good luck on your second run with your selected Honduras
Be careful with the feeding @mr.pistil since your bud pic shows severe burn tip in early flowering. Check whether ph is in the correct range and if ec is too high then lower it down.
Of course you can @RobFromTX ! It's indeed what i like to recommend root/grow-flower your sativa clones in 3 liter pots until early stretch is over, then transplant to 7-11 liter pots for the rest of the flowering.
mr.pistil
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dubi, yup ph got way out of line . I adjusted accordingly and am now getting a lot of new, dark green growth in the buds. The fans are shot but the plants seems to have recovered. Buds are swelling and stacking. Pistils remain straight and bright white, so they seemed to have not suffered as the leaves did.
As mentioned previously the Hon overgrew a couple of neighboring plants. The last one will be moved in the next couple of days and then I'll do an update with pics.
RobFromTX
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May i ask what nutrient line youre using if any? I planbto run mine with bio bizz bloom at about half strength
mr.pistil
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Rob, I use Doc Bud's High Brix Blend - https://www.docbudsbrix.com/ Completing my 20th grow with Doc's kit. Come see the gang at https://www.beanbasement.nl/threads/new-doc-bud’s-high-brix-blend-q-a.17710/
If you follow Doc's kit, which includes a soil(less) blend of HP Promix (Sunshine #4 also works)m+ mineral amendments, AND assuming your water's ph is near "neutral", you don't need to monitor ph. I use city water and for some reason the ph has creeped up into the low 9.x's. which caused the problem I had with the Honduras as I mentioned in the previous post.
Look over the link to Doc's kit I gave you and hit me up with any questions you have.
If you follow Doc's kit, which includes a soil(less) blend of HP Promix (Sunshine #4 also works)m+ mineral amendments, AND assuming your water's ph is near "neutral", you don't need to monitor ph. I use city water and for some reason the ph has creeped up into the low 9.x's. which caused the problem I had with the Honduras as I mentioned in the previous post.
Look over the link to Doc's kit I gave you and hit me up with any questions you have.
mr.pistil
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Ok, I finally was able to clear out the "underbrush" from my one Honduras. The pot is on a 4x4' plywood sheet, with the pot sitting against a wall. I had to bend-her-over as I've previously explained as she was up to the 7' ceiling.
Her canopy is at least 6' wide side to side and is creeping into the 4x4' plywood in front. You can get an idea of this in the pics.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I corrected the ph and increased P & K and she responded nicely. Again, the fans are shot, but you can see new dark green growth in the bud pic.
Today is flower day 75. Buds are bulking up and I'm hopeful for a respectable harvest.
Her canopy is at least 6' wide side to side and is creeping into the 4x4' plywood in front. You can get an idea of this in the pics.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I corrected the ph and increased P & K and she responded nicely. Again, the fans are shot, but you can see new dark green growth in the bud pic.
Today is flower day 75. Buds are bulking up and I'm hopeful for a respectable harvest.
More than respectable harvest for sure. I’ve been along for the ride and you’re dialed in as they say. Very very nice
Lebanizer
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I currently have one in bloom (female) and I just rubbed its flowery top and smelled it. I wanted to know what sort of bouquet to expect. It turned out to be the strangest thing ! I was expecting something in line with the strainsheet "Floral, citric, geranium, musk, woody and spicy." What I actually got is roasted meat with a lemonish background. Is that smell normal ? I know the smell of the living plant can be different from the dried buds. But that smell took me aback. I smelled it several times to make sure because roasted meat is not something I was expecting. Anyone had that before ? Is that normal ? Should I change my soil ? That smell is so peculiar !
EnjoyingLife
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It's been awhile since I've read into Honduras but it may be one of their strains that has a foie gras scent to it. If so, that may be what you're detecting.
The New Caledonia is the only one i recall being described as having that smell
Lebanizer
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foie gras too ?
! I found that somewhat hilarious. I don't know. OK but basically I'm getting that there's nothing worrisome in that smell. Somehow my brain doesn't compute with the idea of a plant that smells of... meat ! Here's a disruptive notion ! I had never encountered that in cannabis. I was used to the classic ones: hash of course, coffee, citrus and other fruits, spices, herbs, rich earthy smells, incense, flowers, woods and sometimes for Hindu Kush plants stuff like strange acrid smells or also diesel. But meat ? That's a first for me for sure. Thanks anyway.
Shua1991
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I had the meaty liver smells in Golden Tiger too, it's something likely common in landraces because it has a function, maybe insect deterrence. I had one plant that distinctly smelled like those rotting flowers at the botanical gardens, smelled like rotting meat, something to find in a current project using Golden Tiger genetics. Some of the research I did at the time seemed to show that the meaty smells and rotting flesh odors were not actually caused by typical terpenes/sesquiterpenes but thiols, sulfur containing molecules, considering I wanted to try my hand at "fermenting" some sativas from Ace(Golden Tiger, Panama, Malawi) in the future I found it interesting that the fermentation process is very similar for both hops and cannabis. Different flavors are available after fermenting vs curing/drying. Amending soil with sufficient Calcium Sulfate(Garden Gypsum) and Magnesium Sulfate(Epsom Salts) allowed for higher Thiol/stank production, you can even use these both in smaller dilutions as a foliar feed in veg. There's even rumors that part of the reason why people cannot replicate the old school road kill skunk lies somewhere in the improper growing conditions to harvesting and processing. Some odors develop/are made more available in a anaerobic environment.
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