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Malawi and more from ACE
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KindHypnos
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Beautiful work mate, I'm loving seeing the sativas in the sun... I'll be looking forward to your next update.
Peace
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I love how sexy and sleek your africans look, just make me want to smell them in the sun for hours. The asians look great too as well as the haze, especially the Thai, it looks absolutely brilliant, what is your soil like there and what do you have to amend with or choose to amend with?
KindHypnos
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pebble said:hi alland thanks
yea CH9, all ar ACE Seeds linesi did taste, Malawi, Haze, Thai Koh Chang and some more, but i dont remember lol.. and all have his own high, but must be well cured to get good high
i remember very good Haze high.. i didnt taste any like this in the past. no stoned, like indicas or Holland sativas.... all the way goin high and high, no roof in the top... this high, i think, is the old highes of the 70's, i did love it!
Dubi will tell us better, he is the master (hope yu had a wonderfull vacations Dubi)
CheifnBud2 in the pot i star with 50% clayey soil (ore) and 50% home's worm compost.. and Haze 23 didnt like it (like yu said, it was to hard) and i change to:
perlite 1/6
vermiculite 1/6
clayey soil (ore) 1/6
coco 1/6
and home's worm compost2/6
and they love it
the Panama ar goin into pots: 2/4 with home's worm compost, 1/4 perlite and 1/4 vermiculite and 1 handful of clayey soil (and will see if they like it, im learnin about sativas)
Vietnam Black, Malawi and Angola ar directly in soil since yesterday, directly in the dirty with water
here is important have hard soil, cause in autumn come big and hard weather with tons of water and hard winds... and if they ar not in hard soil, winds go away with plants.. corns and everithin
we will see how it works
Here you are Limey...
Opps kinda embarrassing when you don't read, sorry guys and thank you Kindhypnos
hi all
yea.. they ar great
thank yu fi stop, all very welcome
at the first time, used that composition (when were in pots)
when transplanted directly in soil, i added worm humus to the soil, and later one time more 2 handfuls to each plant.. and later 1 handful of bat guano
peace and love
yea.. they ar great
thank yu fi stop, all very welcome
at the first time, used that composition (when were in pots)
when transplanted directly in soil, i added worm humus to the soil, and later one time more 2 handfuls to each plant.. and later 1 handful of bat guano
peace and love
