Cannaventure seeds thread

SchmoeJoe

SchmoeJoe

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slow drawl said:
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No notice just surprised is all, I emailed em. Not really a huge deal to me, I just wanted a pure Indie for my evening smoke. Was thinking the LA Affie would fit the bill.
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If they're out of the la affie it was in stock at Southern Oregon Seeds the last time I checked.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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slow drawl said:
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No notice just surprised is all, I emailed em. Not really a huge deal to me, I just wanted a pure Indie for my evening smoke. Was thinking the LA Affie would fit the bill.
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Same here then the affie and ghost got swiped from my cart lol
I done Pakistan valley kush last season that was nice for a night time indica
 
Tangerine_

Tangerine_

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ruby fruit said:
Whats your opinion on doing this strain outdoor organically in the ground not pots....
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I think that would depend on what zone your in. I'm in the US in zone 6 on the coast. Our growing season is short and the nights get cold and damp. I haven't grown this one to finish yet but based on what I see, I think it would do OK here even if it takes 70+ days to finish. Especially if I put them in the ground because in the ground they can easily take a couple of light frosts. In pots the roots freeze.
Others I have I know would be a complete bust. Guava D from Top Dawg or TNT from GP for instance, grow thick colas and I have no doubt they'd be full of bud rot before I could harvest.
The LVTKs looks as though it would do fine but again, it all depends on your climate.
Sorry, wish I could be more helpful.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Tangerine_ said:
I think that would depend on what zone your in. I'm in the US in zone 6 on the coast. Our growing season is short and the nights get cold and damp. I haven't grown this one to finish yet but based on what I see, I think it would do OK here even if it takes 70+ days to finish. Especially if I put them in the ground because in the ground they can easily take a couple of light frosts. In pots the roots freeze.
Others I have I know would be a complete bust. Guava D from Top Dawg or TNT from GP for instance, grow thick colas and I have no doubt they'd be full of bud rot before I could harvest.
The LVTKs looks as though it would do fine but again, it all depends on your climate.
Sorry, wish I could be more helpful.
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Nope all good I neglected to say I have optimum outdoor conditions to grow in...No frosts here
Have a maximum 4 month veg timeline and can do 10-12 week flowering stra ins easy.
I have run an sr71 to almost 15 weeks no dramas before
Australia ...and the driest part of Australia ;)
 
Tangerine_

Tangerine_

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ruby fruit said:
Nope all good I neglected to say I have optimum outdoor conditions to grow in...No frosts here
Have a maximum 4 month veg timeline and can do 10-12 week flowering stra ins easy.
I have run an sr71 to almost 15 weeks no dramas before
Australia ...and the driest part of Australia ;)
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Awesome! You should be good to go then. One thing I would do though is top it several times and create several leads. I've found the LVTK to be really stretchy and I can tell the one I topped will yield more than its untopped partner.
I couldn't imagine having such perfect outdoor conditions. If I did, I'd be steadily growing lots of landrace and heirloom genetics.
 
SchmoeJoe

SchmoeJoe

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ruby fruit said:
Nope all good I neglected to say I have optimum outdoor conditions to grow in...No frosts here
Have a maximum 4 month veg timeline and can do 10-12 week flowering stra ins easy.
I have run an sr71 to almost 15 weeks no dramas before
Australia ...and the driest part of Australia ;)
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With conditions like that...

Seriously though, big beds of rich living soil will beat anything for quality and can even give most indoor hydro a run for the yield. Any strain would benefit from it. The only thing is that some produce a whole lot more cellulose outdoors than others. The only way to know is to give them a run.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Tangerine_ said:
Awesome! You should be good to go then. One thing I would do though is top it several times and create several leads. I've found the LVTK to be really stretchy and I can tell the one I topped will yield more than its untopped partner.
I couldn't imagine having such perfect outdoor conditions. If I did, I'd be steadily growing lots of landrace and heirloom genetics.
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I top all the time so that suits me and also scrog a bit ....
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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SchmoeJoe said:
With conditions like that...

Seriously though, big beds of rich living soil will beat anything for quality and can even give most indoor hydro a run for the yield. Any strain would benefit from it. The only thing is that some produce a whole lot more cellulose outdoors than others. The only way to know is to give them a run.
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Definitely
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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Tangerine_ said:
Awesome! You should be good to go then. One thing I would do though is top it several times and create several leads. I've found the LVTK to be really stretchy and I can tell the one I topped will yield more than its untopped partner.
I couldn't imagine having such perfect outdoor conditions. If I did, I'd be steadily growing lots of landrace and heirloom genetics.
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Absolutely!
Anything I grow outdoors has to finish by October 1 and most strains start flowering in early August. :?
 
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