Question on type

MadMel · May 14, 2017

I have a question about this plant that I have started as a "test run" while waiting for my seeds to arrive.

The seeds came from a bag of schwag, not good smoke, but I am a lightweight anyway so it got the job done.

The plant is about 2 weeks old now. I used aged miracle grow soil ( the bag had the whole side removed and left open to the elements for @ a year), mixed with sand to produce a loam.

Any idea as to the type? Indica ? Sativa? Cross?

vostok · May 14, 2017

over feed/nute burnt white widow

is a hybrid with both sativa and indica

whoose the breeder is anyone's guess

more sand or perlite is needed in that 'soil'

better to avoid that soil go fox farm ocean forest with 25% perlite

good luck

MadMel · May 14, 2017

vostok said:
over feed/nute burnt white widow

is a hybrid with both sativa and indica

whoose the breeder is anyone's guess

more sand or perlite is needed in that 'soil'

better to avoid that soil go fox farm ocean forest with 25% perlite

good luck

Over fed? With only rain water? The soil may be too rich, and definitely not enough sand/perlite, on this I agree. This was an "experiment" with crappy pot full of seeds.

I didn't have enough sand, and the sand was too fine to begin with. I WILL correct that with the good seeds that are coming, white widow and AK47. Should arrive this coming week.

I am surprised that you think this is white widow, which is supposed to be a fairly potent strain. This stuff would barely get a true pothead high, unless they smoked a J by themselves.

Greenpitking · May 14, 2017

Could still be a good strain. How it's grown makes a huge difference.

MadMel · May 14, 2017

Greenpitking said:
Could still be a good strain. How it's grown makes a huge difference.

Thanks. I am a newbie and know little about what happens to the smoke before it reaches us, the consumer.

Main reason I want to grow my own is 1)qualities available. 2) stop funding cartels/terrorists, and 3) its far cheaper!!!

Dabbinblunted · May 14, 2017

Definitely not white widow. That's clearly an og kush cross

BcDigger · May 14, 2017

Dabbinblunted said:
Definitely not white widow. That's clearly an og kush cross

Clearly!

Purpnugz · May 14, 2017

Dabbinblunted said:
Definitely not white widow. That's clearly an og kush cross

You can tell simply by looking at a pic

MadMel · May 14, 2017

Purpnugz said:
You can tell simply by looking at a pic

lol I can't tell even looking at the real thing!

I know I have asked a VERY DIFFICULT question, and I really ain't asking for the exact strain. I just want to know if it's Sativa, Indica, or a cross, and if a cross maybe the percentage of each. I know that some people (NOT ME!! Lol) can tell by looking at the width of the leaves.

Dabbinblunted · May 14, 2017

MadMel said:
lol I can't tell even looking at the real thing!

I know I have asked a VERY DIFFICULT question, and I really ain't asking for the exact strain. I just want to know if it's Sativa, Indica, or a cross, and if a cross maybe the percentage of each. I know that some people (NOT ME!! Lol) can tell by looking at the width of the leaves.

You can tell if it's more indica or sativa easier when there's more to look at

Indacouch · May 14, 2017

Dabbinblunted said:
You can tell if it's more indica or sativa easier when there's more to look at

Agreed .....it doesn't have enough on ATM to say one way or another IMO .....but once it's bigger it's not hard to tell OP .

MadMel · May 15, 2017

Thanks folks! I guess I will just have to let them grow some more. Although I plan on giving these to a friend. He and another friend haven't been able to get any of theirs to sprout. All from the same stuff.

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