Thank you!
Thatās what they likeā¦El Valle de Cauca ā¦Corinto country they thrive in Humidityā¦and rainfallā¦high altitudeā¦
Same with a Llanera (Colombian black)ā¦
Punta Roja ( red point) the same.
The thing about the wet season in Central America I grasped ā¦was itās so different.
Three hours of downpour some days ā¦then the sun comes out for four or fiveā¦then real hot for hours ā¦and a downpourā¦Plants love itā¦.
And Equitorial is the Key to all that.
Iām sure Sativas are natural hereā¦by the way a indicas do ok as well!
P J
I have noticed that myself. They really prefer hot and humid.
Beautiful plant! šŖ“
Wow, thatās gotta be the longest Iāve ever heard of. Meanwhile Iām over here growing 6 week varieties and checking my watch every 5 minutes.
Ye the same.
Red point.
Punta Roja
And Panama red.
Panama only existed as a province of Colombia till 1903
P J
Whaaā¦.that be some kind of record.
Probably a miss print
Regards
P J
well, i dontā¦ dont dicdate what i knoiw.
i googled humidity in panama.
least humid is March 40 percent
most humid is Nov. 78 Percentā¦
so, i guess for a realistic imitation of Panama youre not quiet right with 90 percent , and air circulation? anyway
i mean the month youre approximately imitating might be october ? (wich floweringtime do they have?)ā¦ if that the case, probably 70 percent would be accurateā¦ (i mean who nows wich part of panama they came from anyway.? probably some places are dryer?
anyway
Ye
But I did say ā¦and that goes for anywhereā¦
But there is always fluctuations in the weather.
Thanks
so then what is the average moisture, you tell meā¦ i just asked google. probably you can make more precise statement.
ok, i googled again, i either missread humidity for march, its 56 percentā¦ but i think were more interested in the novemberā¦
Maybe this site can help you out.
Iām only a grower ā¦as I said weather ,especially with global warming fluctuates.
And there is micro-climates as well ā¦to contend with.
P J
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basically not interfering with what i said i thinkā¦(after the correction).
100 percent in some places it says. not every placeā¦ soā¦ like i saidā¦average humidity peaks in nov. around 78percent.
Playing taps for the " third" sister. Started finding male flowers in the budsā¦and if that wasnāt enough, I couldnāt find the plant a few days ago, and it was left out in our long days again. She/he is stewing in a bucket to be fed to her sisters.
Tough to kill that beauty.
Happy 6 of 7 female plants and 4 males are stable from Old Silversides, a slight hermie. Hope it stays that way. Experiments are always risky. For Silversides, Iāll put up with almost anything to produce a line descended from her.
Outta likesā¦again lol
Iām checking mine every 4 minutesā:rofl:. Iām at week 20 now. I have AT LEAST 8 weeks with the fast one. Could go 35 weeks with the long one.
I sure hope itās good! I was told itās worth growing by the guy @romanoweed convinced to shake the dust off the seeds and run it to make a few fresh ones.
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This is the best fertilizer that money canāt buy ! Itās that good ! Itās so good that you wouldnāt need anything else
for real itās my favorite
And I would love a chance at some of old silver sides seeds ! Iāve been reading this thread and man! That thing is amazing and I would love to try her smoke holy cow thatās what I call a hash plant!
Hola hombres !!! In Mexico to day hope this counts .
Melon ( Cantaloupe) agua fresca from AcuÅa Mx
Salute Amigos!
Sheās really potent. I finally smoked a bud that hadnāt seen rain. 2 in fact. Both were microwaved., and man, it still rattled my cage. Epic smoke.
Then, the next day, that plant ( minisides) was pummeled by a thunderstorm . What can you do? Thatās the price you pay for using time growing plants that could have been spent building a greenhouse. @GREANDAL, how are you liking yours? The sativas must appreciate the extra heat.
Just melon juice? Or some tequila found its way in there? Either way, sounds great!