Landraces and heirloom (Part 2)

:face_with_monocle::grin::pray: That’s what I’m talking about right there bro hell yeah! :tada::tada::tada:

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calmag or rootbound stress?

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Always a safe bet to mix up a worm casting, powdered lime, guano, kelp meal to revive a plant…

Try liquid seaweed and worm castings

worm casting top dress helps buffer whatever you give it

worm casting tea and liquid seaweed good to get in there

we cant see whole plant…hows the rest lookin’?

The smooth round plastic pots are easy to deal with but they degrade

UV degrades plastic fast…never good in the long run

The polypropylene cloth bags @ least breathe and ā€˜air prune’ the root systems

I always use volcanic lava rocks or hydroton in bottom of pots…The plants will thank you!!!

You might try clay pots…I have a few conical clay pots that make good starter pots

Its very difficult to get away from plastic

Doing my best to phase it out… :sunglasses:

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They are in pots I assume :face_with_monocle::thinking: and with your area/region bro I’ve seen root ā€œheatā€ stress cause all kinds of crazy looking stuff and will also cause the plant to up take a shit ton more N so I second what bro said

So a good broad spectrum feeding with enzymes and growth stimulaters and a little biology if you have it on hand and maybe buried pots are in order or at least some old white T shirts so they don’t get so hot

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Brilliant! Semi-auto and cold tolerant, sounds ideal, I hope you find those, will keep a look out for your news from that trip, livin the dream…

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Yeah, youre sun could heat up roots…and its high evaporation rate

Its good to have living mulch of crimson clover

some kind of mulch …anything to hold in some of the root zone temps

Biological activity loves other growing roots…as long as they dont try to steal the show from your plants

Crimson clover easy to control…good cover crop

Gonna use it end of this year on another garden to bring back the soil for next year

it can sprout in spring or fall…its good thing to use

Get the Lava Stones !!!

Plants seem to love rocks and natural things… :sunglasses:

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Popping khalifa genetics highland laos soon

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Here’s the Manga Rosa from DDDD99, that i have going inside. They where put into flower in solos, after a very short veg, and females got up-potted as they showed sex. Pretty cool plants so far, thank you for the seed @deeez99


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Thanks! And @drgreensleeves as well! Been giving the Alaskan fish shit making wc tea now. @drgreensleeves I havent forgotten about you bro :wink::call_me_hand:




also sea kelp but powederd

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this manga rosa hasnt decided what sex it is yet.

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Anyone here growing any bekaa valley Lebanese? I may end up with some pollen.

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I think I saw a female preflower on her today or just a white pistil coming off a bract.:person_shrugging::crossed_fingers:

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@Greenfarm is from not too far from there he has good knowledge on the plants and hash from there he proly be the best guy to ask about that leb in general

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Durban poison doing her thing :heart_eyes::heart_eyes:

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That’s some good doobie weed there. :fire:

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So she is, those are some beUtiful Colas happening @LoveofLandrace
People can question authenticity all they want, I’m finding my grown Durban Poison to be really good when it comes to creativity!! Not taking my head off, but definitely making things happen!!

Hope yours Kicks ass too!!

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I’m doing the Sinai from RSC outdoors this year. Started flowering around July 1st at 45 north.


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That is EXACTLY what REAL Durban Poison is supposed to look like, not that Dutchified wide leaf CRAP! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SAVING THIS!

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How many weeks flower so far?

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This is at 15 weeks.

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