The term Afghani is a little too general for me! Like saying, I grew some Mexican, or I grew some South American, etc.! I take it to mean it been tampered with! That is just my hangup! Doesn’t mean it can’t be killer!
I grew “Afghan Kush”…although the guy I got the seeds from used the term “Afghani” as well as “Afghan Kush” interchangeably, as if it was understood to be the same .
It’s was a pungent bud. Probably a good hash plant variety. Not top shelf, but I liked it. Probably won’t grow it again. Better options for me out there.
I’ve never grown Mexican or South American…
The term Afghani is a little too general for me! Like saying, I grew some Mexican, or I grew some South American, etc.! I take it to mean it been tampered with! That is just my hangup! Doesn’t mean it can’t be killer!
Feel like I’m making ground on these photos finally. Thanks goodness my growing season is pretty long. I should have a good 8 to 10 weeks of time before flip.
The tropical Kona x3, CaliKong x1
The Central group Punta Rojo x3 and one Oaxacan.
The sole Maui survivor
The Asians, Mekong Laos and Nepali Semidwarf.
An e is the porch Autos two Cannacheese 1:1
The above is the No. Cheesewrecks Auto in ground.
The below are the STS treated Autos. The unknown cabbage patch kid and the CBD Maverick.
More rain today. High temps are around low 70's and lows mid 50's for the next week.
Plants are growing well. I've had to water them about half a dozen times since they got put outside and haven't given any nutes yet although a little yellow in top leaves tells me I should. The area they're growing in is a little skunky smelling.
Feel like I’m making ground on these photos finally. Thanks goodness my growing season is pretty long. I should have a good 8 to 10 weeks of time before flip.View attachment 2682579
The tropical Kona x3, CaliKong x1
at least a couple or three are ladies.
I have my doubts about Larry or Loretta the Laos, looking kinda boyish but I’ll give it a node or two more. I’m thinking it’s just new growth and not a sack.
Mine also was supposed to be landrace. Although as I understand, landrace is specific to having been grown in the country of origin. Else wise, they are considered “heirloom”.
Mine also was supposed to be landrace. Although as I understand, landrace is specific to having been grown in the country of origin. Else wise, they are considered “heirloom”.
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More rain today. High temps are around low 70's and lows mid 50's for the next week.
Plants are growing well. I've had to water them about half a dozen times since they got put outside and haven't given any nutes yet although a little yellow in top leaves tells me I should. The area they're growing in is a little skunky smelling.
Feel like I’m making ground on these photos finally. Thanks goodness my growing season is pretty long. I should have a good 8 to 10 weeks of time before flip.View attachment 2682579
The tropical Kona x3, CaliKong x1
Love to see these!!
How old is the Oaxacan?
Love that Semidwarf! Skinny Minnie
Your CannaCheese 1:1 (on the porch, right?) makes we wanna grow it in the ground!! 0h & the N. Cheesewreck!!!! I'm gonna ask hubs if I can put a couple little ones over in his garden! After all... I did plant a few yellow tomatoes (his fav), from seed in 2 of his raised beds the other day
How tall do those autos of yours get?... in the ground???? I could hide them behind his cuke fencing Maybe?
Not very this time because they have been pest and weather stunted. The tallest I have gotten in about 42" but that was a different strain and in twice the size bag. I'll be surprised I get 14-15 grams dried up. The last Canncheese 1:1 got about 33".
Right now the Northern Cheesewreck are maybe 15" and already flowering. So if they add 10-12" in the stretch, may 2 ft tall or so.
Looks like everyone's plants are looking good. Love to see it. Summer solstice is coming up in a couple of days and then the countdown to flowering starts and then the real fun will begin. Did my first outdoor harvest yesterday, just some boring autos. These have been in the greenhouse since early April so started out with pretty cold temps and got a little neglected so im surprised they turned out as good as they did. A Sweet Nurse CBD, Titan F1,and a Gelato auto. Like to have some CBD weed for my back pain and the others will probably just go in hash although the Gelato is smelling pretty dank. First time setting up the wash buckets this year, don't like smoking bugs and their poop.
I'm pretty new to the genetics of this plant. I've grown a couple of plants that have shown this kind double toothed leaf. Each time it was good smoke. Where does this come from and is it a good indicator in your experience. This plant is a Lemon Pupil from Mass Medical.
Guess I will get engaged here a little as it’s the more open minded less attitude site I’ve found for this topic.
For 26 I did build another boxed bed so nothing in bags this year which was my goal, 16 plants in the 3 beds and my overflow parking has about 20 crammed together in mostly native soil, limited watering it’s an old school grow area Ive kept up a little over the years.
Most of my focus is on the 3 raised beds which have: Orange Creampop, Lobster Queen, Squirt, Lovers Moon, Necromancer Kush, Apples & Afghani, Sex Mellon, Head Candy, Honey Face.
Three breeders wound up in the main garden, Dirty Bird, Twenty 20 Mendocino and Humboldt Seed Co, all are from feminized seeds Organically grown and they got a minimal growth adjustment this morning, trellis nets in the next few days.
They’ve been through a heat wave already and did well, our forecast for the summer is hotter and drier so mulches will be on the heavy side.
On that note I was mowing down my field for fire control yesterday, smelled wood smoke saw a plume coming off the neighbors property and found the start of a wildfire that came out of a burn pile. It had been out for a couple weeks and rained on, the owner out of town .
Was able to get it all with the tractor but if your rural in the west pay attention to everything this year we are dry.
The red balls are wooly dodds on a rose.
Cheers to another growing season