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Moroccan Beldia Kif
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goingrey
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Out of the tumbler. Didn't have enough for a full load so the five minute "top quality run" didn't yield much so I just let it spin for a couple hours. A bit too long, too much green in there, but oh well. What can I say, sometimes I even smoke bud with the entire bud attached..
i'm almost totally into Moroccan hash since late summer!
zaprjaques
Well-known member
probably everyone should have some moroccan in their lives then haha. 
revegeta666
Well-known member
Not sure what to tell you about that, apparently it's not working so great for everyoneprobably everyone should have some moroccan in their lives then haha.
ElPedroLoco
New member
got two beldia ladies indoor flowering at week 6 rn.
They were the most vital plants in the box, for reasons of space I changed to 12/12 after only 2 weeks and after another 2 weeks both began to form white pistils.
beautiful smells of pine, honey, flowers and something sweet on the finish.
When the box was opened, my Girlfriend thought that our Christmas tree was giving off that smell lol definitely suitable for guerrilla growing.
Resin production is now increasing and the calyxes are slowly swelling more and more.
I use two different soil mixtures: one a little lighter, the other a little richer The one in the lighter earth already has almost all of its sunleaves yellow, the other one is starting to get purple and is a little different from the other one.
The sugar leaves are much wider, like i known from indicas and I See that she takes much longer to ripen.
Ill give them another two weeks and I hope that the nutrient supply is sufficient, it is an organic mix and I usually avoid mineral additives.
Someone had experience with that widesugarleaved pheno? or is that just how it is with this landrace
They were the most vital plants in the box, for reasons of space I changed to 12/12 after only 2 weeks and after another 2 weeks both began to form white pistils.
beautiful smells of pine, honey, flowers and something sweet on the finish.
When the box was opened, my Girlfriend thought that our Christmas tree was giving off that smell lol definitely suitable for guerrilla growing.
Resin production is now increasing and the calyxes are slowly swelling more and more.
I use two different soil mixtures: one a little lighter, the other a little richer The one in the lighter earth already has almost all of its sunleaves yellow, the other one is starting to get purple and is a little different from the other one.
The sugar leaves are much wider, like i known from indicas and I See that she takes much longer to ripen.
Ill give them another two weeks and I hope that the nutrient supply is sufficient, it is an organic mix and I usually avoid mineral additives.
Someone had experience with that widesugarleaved pheno? or is that just how it is with this landrace
Welcome to ICMag @ElPedroLoco and thanks for your choosing our Beldia for your current grow.
Glad to hear you are enjoying so far with this strain. Yes, there are different leaf shapes in Beldia, some produce wider leaves ... others wilder, thinner sativa leaves.
Some Beldia plants can produce pigmentation when grown outdoors in cold climates or indoors with low temps. Kindly post some pics of each if you have the chance so i can get a better picture of your expressions.
and thanks for your choosing our Beldia for your current grow.Glad to hear you are enjoying so far with this strain. Yes, there are different leaf shapes in Beldia, some produce wider leaves ... others wilder, thinner sativa leaves.
Some Beldia plants can produce pigmentation when grown outdoors in cold climates or indoors with low temps. Kindly post some pics of each if you have the chance so i can get a better picture of your expressions.
ElPedroLoco
New member
great work of ACE too, such a terpene bombElPedroLoco
New member
Does it make sense to expose the ladies to drought stress for the last few days by not watering? I've heard that it benefits Moroccan varieties. 
They have been flowering for seven weeks now since the preflowering was visible and the autumn colors are very beautiful.
However, the white hairs on the headbuds are still white.
How long did you let the Beldia flowering before harvesting?
I think ill give them another week and then chopchop
They have been flowering for seven weeks now since the preflowering was visible and the autumn colors are very beautiful.
However, the white hairs on the headbuds are still white.
How long did you let the Beldia flowering before harvesting?
I think ill give them another week and then chopchop
goingrey
Well-known member
8 weeks
Wow very impressive voluminous flowers on your Beldias @ElPedroLoco 
Sorry for the delay in the reply. How are they doing lately ? finishing or already harvested ?
You can make a drought stress with them at the end of flowering and stop feeding if you want them to finish quicker, and to avoid more reflowerings.
very impressive voluminous flowers on your Beldias @ElPedroLoco Sorry for the delay in the reply. How are they doing lately ? finishing or already harvested ?
You can make a drought stress with them at the end of flowering and stop feeding if you want them to finish quicker, and to avoid more reflowerings.
