A necessary bit of advice when dealing with stonersš¤£.
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Shit! Missed your Talamanca post. I wish you the best of luck! Find some Gold!
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Vulture in Cahuita ā¦Caribe costa rica. No weed yet.$250 a ounce for Crispiā¦they can F##k Off.
P J
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The place has changed since my last visit hereā¦itās very touristy here nowā¦like the rest of Costa Ricaā¦and the prices are way higher than Panama.
I may go further down to Sixola and Manzanillo tommorow nearer the borderā¦but the locals here are pulling your hands of to sell Crispi weed at ridiculous pricesā¦
P J
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Is Crispi = Crippy or is that a reference to how the genetics were created (Crispr gene editing)?
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Creepy . Crispi, there the same itās the different dialects, Colombians pronounce it different from Ticos and Panamanians.
@Upstate finally got sortedā¦my tight Scottish negotiating skills got me a half ounce.= $80 ā¦beats me how tourists will pay $250 an ounce ā¦
Iāve had one joint and feeling real happy now.
Iāve spoke to a few pushers hereā¦only one new about the old Talamanica weedā¦he said itās long
goneā¦new exactly where I was coming fromā¦he got me the Crispi weedā¦nice guy.
Got my weedā¦now need to find a nice Tica female.tonight LOL
P J
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Glad you found some smoke! Now go and enjoy yourselfāļø
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Hi bro, red phenoss are recognized by the magenta colors of their stems, petioles and leaf veins. sometimes late flowering in leaves and even flowers. The edges of its leaflets have more marked teeth than pheno gold and the leaflets are a little less thin than pheno gold and have a mitotic use shape.
Gold phenos have green stems and petioles, the leaflets are very long and narrow (they are tableate: they have a similar width along the leaflet)
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nicely done!
So got a mix going on here in .75 gal 2 oaxacan seeds i made then
3 santa marta columbian gold
3 nanan
1bshw
2 og s.o.p.
1 punto rojo 74ā oaxacan
guess which 3 are the smcg lol
Some of you might remember my initial line up and notice it has changed a bit. This comes back to the latter half of my name and counts for the ones i killed with kindness.
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Excellent ā¦keep on trucking amigo.
P J
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Question for those who up pot durring flowering - do you think if I up pot at this stage Iāll benefit from increased yield, or is it too late?
This is part Central American - Panama red x (Durban x South African bush sativa)
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Canāt hurt!
Hereās my three Ace Guatemala plants, after one month of veg. Looking quite uniform so far.
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Hopefully that just means his connection is long gone. We need to get into those tribal lands to find it before itās too late. If it isnāt already. Not very encouraging info.
@Elpolloloco I think it helps all the way up till fifty or sixty percent into flowering( from seedā¦about pinky nail size flowers)I agree with @TexasTea. Canāt hurt, probably help.
@420noob nice lineup! We all killed plants when learning. Sometimes after we know better too lol. Looking good!
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Iām sure youāll see some additional growth that you wouldnāt see without up-potting. I usually up-pot before flip but the times Iāve done it weeks into flowering, Iāve noticed that roots donāt do such a good job of filling out the rest of the pot. So I donāt think the older plants take the full benefit.
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Same, once theyāre flowering I find they donāt put much effort into creating a root ball. I up-pot aggressively during veg. I heard once āGrow the roots, not the plantā and so I follow that and I get shorter and more productive plants. Sativas that I see overgrowing peopleās tents I can grow like a bush no problem, just focus on rootspace during veg along with intense lights and topping at the third or fourth node.
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Also, a long veg. I see people go āSativas take the same amount of time, you just start flowering from seed.ā Thatās some bro math to sell sativas to growers that canāt imagine spending more than 8 weeks in flower. The plant wonāt flower until itās sexually mature, so youāre just extending veg time and killing yield. Big root ball, 18-24 hours of light, training and after 6-8 weeks from seed youāve got a plant thatāll yield instead of stretching.
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Yeah, I always hated that advice, and it seems like most seed sellers advise that. I almost never get the stretch I want or even expect, probably because of training.
I think even the craziest, stretchiest sativas can do well in the tent if they have enough tops anyway. At least in my personal experience.12/12 from seed just makes for poor yield.
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Excuse the pun TT ā¦They are looking ACE!
P J
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Ye it could be in the Amistad National park, shared with Panamaā¦where the fields are ā¦all trails need guidesā¦the cops usually go in by helicopter when they destroy the cropsā¦that was still going on a few years backā¦but what were they cultivatingā¦the amount of Crispi in Central America and Colombia must run into tonsā¦( hopefully it wasnāt that) Iām also wondering if itās in a Mexico .as well what is the street weed there?
All the more reason for all us guys to preserve what we have.
Been a good we trip and sure have enjoyed the break.
I hope I havenāt bored you all to much with the fotosā¦But I got to say itās a top place for a vacationā¦but like the rest of Costa Rica, Bring your credit cardā¦itās getting expensive.
P J
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Flowering from seed I see good results doing a final up pot when flowers are first made. Week 8 or 9 maybe for a 16 weeker
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