I got this from a freind who got some vintage seeds. I believe it came originally from reservoir, that’s what I’m told. Its pedigree can not be confirmed by me. Reeferman figures it’s a super silver sour d haze by its stature and its stretch. I can not say for sure but Charles knows his sativas.
Best answer I can give. She is a beautiful plant regardless.
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Heres my supposedly sour d…can’t confirm as I never ran or seen sour d…she’s being cloned…
I can say from my eye they have the same leaf
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Cool. It’s one of the more pure chem hybrids, and an older line. As I recall bushy played with diesal as well but my memory isn’t always that great. Post more pics if you can as she matures. Cheers.
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Mine will look a little different as she’s been pollinated.
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Looks like sour D to me
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You’ve ran it before.?
I run the 3 part a well but in dwc. Ditch the grow the micro has plenty of N in it for flower
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The grow is where your potassium comes from brother. But I agree your n is sufficient in the micro. Just the way I do it.
Cheers my freind.
The bloom is where the potassium comes from. Grow is nitrogen
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Have I been reading the bottle wrong? I have always read nutes values as N P K. Flora gro is 2 1 6. Bloom is 0 5 4. Not starting a beef brother just how I read it and use it.
You are reading it right. Google the Lucas formula I’ve been adding less and less grow and not noticed a difference
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Wow dude, looks like major resin production.
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Some clones from the sour d mom. First pic is 60 inches tall from the dirt in room 1 and the next one is from room 2.
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Sour D was always my favorite outdoor monsters just such a heavy producer of quality
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Fantastic work!
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Look at that room!!!