Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014
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ruby fruit
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I like mine finished in April at the latest Inbthe Southern Hemisphere so back to an indica strain next season I think.By the way I can't see no like buttons here anywhere ?We had a hot dry winter and the Mulanje actually started to reveg! We get lucky in SoCal every once in a while and have perfect Sativa weather. The hash ball is from the Mulanje. It smells so sweet
ruby fruit
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crazykiwi420
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Panama finishes in april... so does Ciskei and a whole lot of other pure sativas.
ruby fruit
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This is early on before flower was a really nice sativa stretched out quite a bit,no idea of type or origins was a seed of a friend so was more of a lucky dip for me
ruby fruit
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Hi all,
See this happy plant...thanks to whomever bred the seed. It is OG18Xskunk.
ruby fruit
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Yum yum big LIKE : )
gR33nDav3l0l
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OG kushes under the tropical sun. Because or survival and gender rates, I always plant 3 or 4 seeds at every pot 
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gR33nDav3l0l
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Also, this one started flowering not long after growing a few nods. Maybe planted too soon, I don't know. Can't be auto, where could I get an auto in bagweed?
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Sunbiz1
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This is opposite of my conventional wisdom on afghani etc kush strains, as most do not care for a shitload of light/UV during flower.OG kushes under the tropical sun. Because or survival and gender rates, I always plant 3 or 4 seeds at every pot
But this OG18 begs for light...so I oblige her.
Mohican
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Most Kushes originated up in the mountains where there is less atmosphere to block the UV. They don't like the humidity and heat of the tropics though. Cold, dry and UV for Kushes. Hot, wet and shaded (cloudy) for sativa.
Most everything is a hybrid now. After a couple grows and breeding in your climate they will acclimate and thrive
Most everything is a hybrid now. After a couple grows and breeding in your climate they will acclimate and thrive
gR33nDav3l0l
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Yes, I got faith in them cause they come from previous grows here in the tropic. They're 3rd generation I think. The first run was an amazing learning experience cause them kushes DID NOT liked the tropical sun, humidity and altitude. Second one was carried out in higher altitudes, colder temps, still within the country (hooray for micro-weathers, they grow poppy there too). It's not so different here where I am, but it's definitely hot and somewhat humid.Most Kushes originated up in the mountains where there is less atmosphere to block the UV. They don't like the humidity and heat of the tropics though. Cold, dry and UV for Kushes. Hot, wet and shaded (cloudy) for sativa.
Most everything is a hybrid now. After a couple grows and breeding in your climate they will acclimate and thrive
gR33nDav3l0l
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I watered after I took the pics.