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SOIL Crossing SweetCheese/Afghan

This strain is growing slowly, will probably escalate over time.
I plan a total of 12 weeks of flowering. Now we are only at Day 16 after 12/12.

In probably two weeks I will pollinate. Let's see if the method works.

I will show the progress until the end. Every week one or two pictures. :)
 
As promised, an update.

Sweet Cheese/Sweet Seeds
14W Veg. Day 28 after 12/12

150W Baboboard
Ercole Supervega 9L

This led board triggered the reddening of the stem, leaves and some of the flowers on every plant so far.
I like it very much. No advertising, honestly so. If it were crap I would say that it is crap.

The plant hardly gained any height so far since the change to 12/12. I'm curious to see the final height.
Slowly the smell is developing. Cheese is so far only with a lot of imagination to sniff. A touch now and then.

6.5cm growth in the flowers, as a maximum.
The stem has a height of a little more than 10cm.
Thus, we have so far a maximum height of 16.5cm.

A height as low as possible was planned.
I wanted to see how far you can go.
And I'm sure more (or less) is possible. :P

The planned experiment will probably take place next Sunday.
The QaDAS (QuickandDirtyAqeousSolution) as I would call it, will hopefully work.

Another name could be PAS (PollinatedAqeousSolution).

The current plan is 12 weeks of flowering total.
I am toying with the idea of 16 weeks total.
We will see how she wants it.

Watering is done with a mixture of distilled water and tap water.
I mix 6 drops of BIOBIZZ-Bloom/AlgaMic/ActiVera/CalMag per 2 liters.
The water has a pH of about 6.5 after mixing.

I also use during the grow:

Equisetum arvense
Urticaceae
Mycorrhiza
Daily Music and fore sure TLC. :)

Do you think I should pollinate next Sunday, or rather wait, since I plan a long flowering period?

All the best to you all in these stormy times!
Greetings from the Mausbiber.

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For those who wonder.

First Picture shows the actuall Baboboard.

Second Pictre shows my Baboboard. ​​​​


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Thats why i added a thin layer of horn sheets and a also thin layer of fresh soil two weeks before.

Yesterday ive read that sativas have a lighter green. Thats why they really Need more light to thrive.
Its cause they have less Chlorophyll in their leaves. Makes kind of sense if you ask me.
Their longer flowering periods. And their Origin. Full of bursting Sun, the whole year.

Mainly growed Indica or Indica dominant Hybrids.
So i cant say much more about this topic then i read about it. :)
 
The experiment, the planned pollination, is postponed.

The reason for this is a recurring spider mites infestation.

If you are interested, visit me at growdiaries. mousebeaver.

It will take place in a few weeks.
In the diary, Winter Withdrawal.

All the best to you!​
 
Grouchyoldman posted his process for selective pollination on the thread below..He has a nice how to...good luck [h=1]"Colloidal silver to force a male- is this what is supposed to happen?"[/h]
 
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