surfnsk8er
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anyone grown or got pics of norther lights x skunk? how was it got 4 going in veg right now
Yeah, I tried their skunk too. Good germination rates, but again, fairly low yield and not quite as potent as I'd hoped. The yield may be because they say they specifically breed their strains to be short in stature, thus easier to conceal. I don't think any of my plants went over 4 and a half feet tall. Their prices are so ridiculously low, I suppose you can just buy twice as many seeds and plant twice as many plants if you've got the room, but if that's not possible, you may be disappointed in the size of their plants.Have you tried any other peak seeds other than SK -NL ?
Central Minnesota. And yeah, I was definitely disappointed. I'm trying a different variety of skunk this year, from BC Seedking. We'll see if that does any better.Four foot skunk plants are way short, What part of the country are you growing at?
The length of the season is a problem here, no question about it. And the fact that I'm really not able to get them off to a good start indoors before planting outside doesn't help. The end result is that I can effectively only grown from early May to late September, so while the season does go late enough for most varieties to finish, the veg stage is too short for them to really bulk up. I don't know how much more height i would have gotten out of them, but I might have gotten better bud development if I'd have been able to give them more of a headstart.Is the growing season long enough in MN? I'm growing in central IL, and I thought it would be close here, but would try skunk, Skunk berry, Northern Skunk, also Texas Timewarp, all from Peakseedsanyway, just to see.
um...... thats plenty of time to grow n.l. x skunk...... you could plan the end of june and still get over a 1/4lb dry....it's an early finisher.The length of the season is a problem here, no question about it. And the fact that I'm really not able to get them off to a good start indoors before planting outside doesn't help. The end result is that I can effectively only grown from early May to late September, so while the season does go late enough for most varieties to finish, the veg stage is too short for them to really bulk up. I don't know how much more height i would have gotten out of them, but I might have gotten better bud development if I'd have been able to give them more of a headstart.
I'll be curious to know how yours turn out. Please keep me in mind and let me know, OK? If you remember?
Ouch! Well, yeah. That's a fair comment. Truth is, I wasn't able to tend to the skunks and northern skunks as well as i would have liked to. I picked what I though was a pretty darned good spot for that patch, and then on the 1st of June the county suddenly started a major road reconstruction project on my only access road. It made it a lot more difficult to haul in nutes and water, and my overall access was a lot more limited than I would have liked. Construction guys crawling all over the place all day long, and security patrols at night to keep an eye on the equipment. Poor babies had to fend for themselves more than I'd planned.um...... thats plenty of time to grow n.l. x skunk...... you could plan the end of june and still get over a 1/4lb dry....it's an early finisher.
it also a big yielder, so i dunno what your doin....
maybe you should just take better care of your girls.