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alltatup
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Well, a hybrid's not necessarily 50/50; it can be 90/10 or 30/70, etc. But if you go to the seedbanks (like Seedsman, for example), and refine your search to just sativa, you'll find the 100% sativa strains. Ace seeds has a lot of pure sativa strains. But I warn you: they are not easy to grow!!!!!
Minoo96
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Don't worry, i'm not interested in sativa ^^ Its medical for me, so only indica. I use Royal queen seeds, and they have what... 1 pure indica, maybe white widow I think, not sure. Rest is hybrid (mine are 80/20 indi/sati). I asked about this one to try and train my eye to see such things 
gps420
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Yeah that's what I thought alltatup I just love seeing pics of big juicy buds. I have another one I'll post that he had. Looked to have some big colas on her too. But Minoo96 I honestly don't know what kind it is. Like I said it was a friend of mine so maybe I can ask him but he's pretty "old school" and doesn't really keep up with all the "lingo" i.e. indica/sativa. But just guessing since they were like 12+ ft tall I'd say sativa dom.
I just love seeing pics of big juicy buds. I have another one I'll post that he had. Looked to have some big colas on her too. But Minoo96 I honestly don't know what kind it is. Like I said it was a friend of mine so maybe I can ask him but he's pretty "old school" and doesn't really keep up with all the "lingo" i.e. indica/sativa. But just guessing since they were like 12+ ft tall I'd say sativa dom.
gps420
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Yeah not a problem. But I understand. I'm still trying to do the same honestly. Here is my current grow. See, the one on the right has waaaaay fatter leaves than the one on the left. But I could have swore when I started the one on the left it was indica but the leaves look much much thinner on it than the one to the right. Both unknown strain. 60+ days from seed. Ready for these days to start getting short.
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Minoo96
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Yeah definitely can see it! I have the same "problem"... Indica plants looking like the left one, and only one of them is like the right one... Its confusing when just looking at them.
Altough, 60 days?
See mine:
(this isn't a competition, i'm just comparing. I'm a new grower, noob, i don't pretend to anything, the plants worked for me)
Yeah definitely can see it! I have the same "problem"... Indica plants looking like the left one, and only one of them is like the right one... Its confusing when just looking at them.
Altough, 60 days?
See mine:(this isn't a competition, i'm just comparing. I'm a new grower, noob, i don't pretend to anything, the plants worked for me)
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gps420
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Okay so how old are yours exactly? And the one on the left of mine was actually indoors for about 30 days plus then I planted her outside. And the one on the right I pulled as a seedling and was intended to trash it and left it in a cup with some dirt in the corner and it never died but didn't grow either. Then I put it in the ground and that was about 3 weeks ago and it blew up into that monster. But the bushy girl has stayed relatively small. Been lstd topped and super cropped. Lol so they've still got some growing up to do. But just hoping for the best.
gps420
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Okay this is the plant on the left as a seedling. Took the photo on 4/25/17. So yeah like exactly 60+- days from seed. The one behind it is actually the plant on the right. It kind of dampened off and stopped growing at that point and it wasn't under direct light and no water for at least 3 weeks. Kinda just forgot about it cause I didn't even want it. Then she went in the ground and viola! 😂
Minoo96
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@alltatup
thank you very much From a grower as yourself, it means something 
@gps420
I'm very happy you asked!! It's something you can do even to potted plants, altough it's much less useful i think. You can/should do that on your veggies as well!
It's not hay though, it's fresh cut grass that was spread over, and over time it dried. Hay isn't so good for that purpose. This is called mulching i think. (today I just added again grass, for the first time since it was planted)
It'll keep the moisture from evaporating, meaning the soil will stay moist for a VERY long time (15 days, didn't need to water. Actually I water to add molasses, I wouldn't need to water otherwise)
BUT also, depending on the material used, it'll give nutrients to the ground. Green stuff will always contain nitrogen, so grass is the best, it contains mainly only nitrogen. Other plants can be used, like comfrey! That'll give nitrogen but also phosphorus and potassium it seems! Stinging nettle is also good, but it'll sting! haha So i make stinging nettle manure! Then add it to water (I stopped though, it's pH is too high (should add something to it to reduce pH, lazy)... Plants don't need it... So I just stopped).
You don't want to add nitrogen at all because you're in flowering? Add already dried stuff then.
It also contributes to life! Small insects will crawl about, spiders and such. It's good, it'll keep in check any infestation that could happen. So far so good, i'm just having a thrips problem right now. Planning on releasing lady bugs, even if it doesn't help much. Don't want to spray my flowering plants. Not taking any risks ^^
The thrips are not a real problem anyway, as long as its not too much. I like to let nature do its work... But I add a bit of protection myself, like mosquito nets (vs bees/pollination and butterfly for instance) and greenhouse for rain/concentration of sun rays.
thank you very much
From a grower as yourself, it means something @gps420
I'm very happy you asked!! It's something you can do even to potted plants, altough it's much less useful i think. You can/should do that on your veggies as well!
It's not hay though, it's fresh cut grass that was spread over, and over time it dried. Hay isn't so good for that purpose. This is called mulching i think. (today I just added again grass, for the first time since it was planted)
It'll keep the moisture from evaporating, meaning the soil will stay moist for a VERY long time (15 days, didn't need to water. Actually I water to add molasses, I wouldn't need to water otherwise
)BUT also, depending on the material used, it'll give nutrients to the ground. Green stuff will always contain nitrogen, so grass is the best, it contains mainly only nitrogen. Other plants can be used, like comfrey! That'll give nitrogen but also phosphorus and potassium it seems! Stinging nettle is also good, but it'll sting! haha So i make stinging nettle manure! Then add it to water (I stopped though, it's pH is too high (should add something to it to reduce pH, lazy)... Plants don't need it... So I just stopped).
You don't want to add nitrogen at all because you're in flowering? Add already dried stuff then.
It also contributes to life! Small insects will crawl about, spiders and such. It's good, it'll keep in check any infestation that could happen. So far so good, i'm just having a thrips problem right now. Planning on releasing lady bugs, even if it doesn't help much. Don't want to spray my flowering plants. Not taking any risks ^^
The thrips are not a real problem anyway, as long as its not too much. I like to let nature do its work... But I add a bit of protection myself, like mosquito nets (vs bees/pollination and butterfly for instance) and greenhouse for rain/concentration of sun rays.
Minoo96
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Then I guess they will mostly look like mine very soon! It surprised me so much, it's beyond my expectations. I'll have to remove the greenhouse eventually, for the special kush, just started its flowering stretch... Not even sure it started, it's showing pre-flowers.
The days are shown on the picture ^^ today is the day
SK1: 76 days
RB3: 73
RAK: 75
The days are shown on the picture ^^ today is the day
SK1: 76 days
RB3: 73
RAK: 75