If any of you have stuff out in the sun during the day already, there’s a threat of frost at night all week.
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I like the fabric pots as well. The tan or lighter colored ones seem better to me than the black. The black ones get too hot for the root zone I believe.
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Grape sundae sounds insane…I just plant 2 of my Blueberry Muffins clones in the ground . I made a half ass green house but it s warm and I m excited to start these finally… My reg BB dj Short seeds are looking great .I m so stoked to have them going also have 2 DJ Short BB fems going too. LSGTK, Lennon Soup Coastal BB ,GDP FEM FROM 00 seeds a Hindu Kush Fem from Nirvana and some other BB mixes …This is gonna be a great season.
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Very nice, I wish you luck! I’m going to do a couple of Coastal Blueberry outdoors too. So many seeds, so many choices.
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Same to u brother, I hope the weather is better this season…
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So what’s everyone growing around here this season? (Are we still posting here, or is there a 2024 thread somewhere?) I’m excited to see if I can get some outdoor monsters out of RSC’s “Nepali Mountain Ganja,” and if it has potential around here. I’ve had great success with some of their Hindu Kush/Himalayans (especially Malana Cream and Mazar-i-Sharif) when it comes to hardiness and mold resistance… anybody else doing landraces?
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I’m running a couple crosses with landraces as one of the parents. A nong khai mango Thai cross and a jalalabad cross.
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This is what I started so far will be keeping the best of each and get this down to the best 12 fems and best 2 Males…
Dj Short BB 3 regs and 2 fems
5 Blueberry Muffins
4 Coastal Blueberry
5 1990s BB
3 AKA Brains Vintage BB
3 LSGTK
3 Lennon Soup
1 Quest
1 907 Blue Genes
1 GDP FEM 00seeds and 1 Hindu Kush fem from Nirvana
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My buddy worked with the vintage blue berry. That’s some fantastic smoke right there
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Nice! Will all of those be outdoors? Trying to figure out which more “worked” strains will work around here without coming up moldy in Sep/Oct. One of the things I like about the Himalayan landraces is that they seem pretty bulletproof, but potency (and finishing time) can be kind of a crapshoot.
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Yeah , I m gonna be putting them out next week. I have to drive an hour to get to my land were I grow. It s a higher elevation and noticeably colder still. I m gonna update my thread with the grow and progress … I m hoping for no issues this season. I lost ounces from my Blue Dream last year ,the rain was brutal and bud rot killed me …
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The Himalayan a Sativa ?? I got some awesome SSH and Skunk 1 seeds ,I was told the SSH takes forever and up here it might not finish in time… I have this strain Sinai landrace tht I m dying to grow up in my area just to see how it fars in the cold … This is an insane strain that suppose to grow in the mountains in coldest conditions… Just incredible
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You know, Angus over at TRSC seems to spend half his time saying that landraces often don’t neatly present themselves along the sativa/indica binary that growers use as a shorthand. I’d honestly put Malana Cream and Kumaoni somewhere in the middle–neither very stony nor very energizing, neither narrow leaves nor particularly broad. Kind of their own thing. I appreciate the high–uplifting without being euphoric, relaxing without couchlock.
Sorry if that’s a wishy-washy answer, but it’s the truth! I’m hoping that “Nepalese Mountain Ganja” might be truth in advertising, and that there’s a sturdy, mold-resistant fast-finishing “ganja” pheno that can give us some of the sativa goodness that’s so hard to pull off outdoors here in the Northeast. Stay tuned?
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Damn ,there s a bunch of us western Mass ogers, lol I love it… I m working on getting my new place .Once I do all are welcomed… Come by smoke have a beer and leave with a clone. LFG LOL
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DDUDE …Those look beautiful…WTG Man…
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