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Outdoor/indoor terrace grow
- Thread starter El Timbo
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El Timbo
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Here they are all together - Churches at the back, then the Nepal Mists and the 4 fems in the front row: from left to right Black Jack, Thai x Panama, Bangi Haze, Orient Express.
I'm really glad I went seed only - it's satisfying my need to take it further than just producing buds and keeping plant numbers lower. And it allows me to plan my grows better.
![DSCF9962[1].JPG](https://www.icmag.com/attachments/dscf9962-1-jpg.18827255/ "DSCF9962[1].JPG")
I'm really glad I went seed only - it's satisfying my need to take it further than just producing buds and keeping plant numbers lower. And it allows me to plan my grows better.
Nice 
El Timbo
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Church I - early days yet but all 3 look promising in terms of production. The old stash is almost finished - the final buds of the GFxBB have some blueberry taste - at some point I'd like to grow blueberry again. Surprisingly the one that I had to harvest early at 5 weeks has a great taste and strong effect.
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El Timbo
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That smell from Church III is lovely! It has some ripe fruit, like apricot or loquat (although I often seem to pick that out and it's possibly my favourite fruit). And 3 weeks is early for a good smell I think.
It's looking like there are 5 males and 4 females in my Nepal Mist group - and some good variation among the 4 females. That was one reason I chose this variety - I wanted there to be variation and the possibility of interesting sativa genes coming from the unknown parents of the Kali Mist.
One of the females is a sativa beast: tall, vigorous, thick stemmed, big fan leafs. One is the one with absolutely no branches and broader leaves (maybe something in the KM lineage). One is a shorter, bushier sat dom hybrid type. The last one is a very delicate (but not weak), slender stemmed, long internodal length narrow leaf type.
It's looking like there are 5 males and 4 females in my Nepal Mist group - and some good variation among the 4 females. That was one reason I chose this variety - I wanted there to be variation and the possibility of interesting sativa genes coming from the unknown parents of the Kali Mist.
One of the females is a sativa beast: tall, vigorous, thick stemmed, big fan leafs. One is the one with absolutely no branches and broader leaves (maybe something in the KM lineage). One is a shorter, bushier sat dom hybrid type. The last one is a very delicate (but not weak), slender stemmed, long internodal length narrow leaf type.
I got a lot of Haze X’s waiting for a cure I’m gonna give it 3 to 4 weeks before I start dipping in
El Timbo
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Enjoy them flower power! I prefer a longer cure if possible.
Some early frost on Church I and nice long elegant pre flower pistils on the Orient Express
El Timbo
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In one! Getting into some spring gardening.
El Timbo
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Waooh
