Kananga strain !

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smokinlou

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Hi there iam growing a KANANGA clone from congo africa , does anyone have any suggestions how to grow this plant better other than sun light and water ? I live in berkeley california its about 56 degrees at night and around 70 degrees in the day time, thanks
 
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zoeronerer

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big pot .......guano little late in the year if its outside bossss....
 
dannyk892009

dannyk892009

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If you get a HID get some good nutrients and move it to a grow box indoors you could extend it's life.
 
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Kalcu

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Guano before flowering and during, a lot of guano growers don't give enough...it's a thin margin of success, powerful stuff! Plus over watering can make it appear that your nutrients are to low, but you also show signs of toxicity...since it uptakes far to much water, kills roots and becomes more nutrient sensitive.

Give good light, good water, know exactly what your ppm level of nutrients are at...let the nutrient solution settle since particles can float for quite some time (hours) and then not register on an EC or ppm tester since they are not dissolved...those particles will still float into your soil and cause major problems.

Try worm tea before the guano, that can help ease you into the guano as the worm tea is gentle and a soil conditioner/root builder....almost everyone over or under doses their plants when using guano and over waters....so it has yellowing bottom leafs that seem like not enough N but then top leaf curls. I also suggest a Kelp product, as these have hormones and vitamins your not going to get from guano or worm tea. Go for all of those and your going to do well, just be careful as guano is really dosed by the milligram.
 
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I ran it indoors--finished in 60ish days, so probably mid-late season harvest? It was supposed to be a pure species landrace, but it's definitely been hybridized...smells like some kinda afghani or skunk#1 influence. very potent, cerebral--effect is 90% sativa. It was very PM resistant--one of the only plants in the room un-afflicted til the end. I yielded about an ounce from one plant with a week veg and no training...Outdoors it should be very large. I'd run this again, though it's not my favorite african strain.
 

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