Whoreable's Durga Mata Grow
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whoreable
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lol awesome Cola shape so far, great praying leafs.
looks just like the original breeder seeds packaging!
congrats!
warmhandgreenthumb
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god damn how big are dem girls they lookin great
dis ninja knows what hes doing
dis ninja knows what hes doing
twistedentities
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have u noticed two disticnt differences between your matas? like maybe two different phenos?
whoreable
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Very small differences.
I would classify them all showing heavily Indica/Afghani traits.
One plant is a tad more sativa, but they all look very similar, great genetics I presume
whoreable
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Soil: Fox Farms : Oceans Forestsucks man, u should be getting some love for all your work !
Damn man !
Sry if u allready said but what soil u using and what kind of lights?
cheers yo
Light: 250w m/h + 400w hps/mh
Those photos at first post of page 8 are all flowering for like day 5.
They rooted and vegged for about 26 days.
Those look like some nice healthy plants. You've just helped me decide. I'm going to be planting some Durga Mata after my first bagseed harvest in about 4 weeks.
How does their feeding compare to other strains? I've read that the Durga requires a little less nutes than most. Are you starting to see the advertised heavy resin production? Are they as easy to grow and clone as people say? I hope you write up a strain review for these. Keep up the good looking work, dude!
How does their feeding compare to other strains? I've read that the Durga requires a little less nutes than most. Are you starting to see the advertised heavy resin production? Are they as easy to grow and clone as people say? I hope you write up a strain review for these. Keep up the good looking work, dude!
whoreable
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Cool avatar!Those look like some nice healthy plants. You've just helped me decide. I'm going to be planting some Durga Mata after my first bagseed harvest in about 4 weeks.
How does their feeding compare to other strains? I've read that the Durga requires a little less nutes than most. Are you starting to see the advertised heavy resin production? Are they as easy to grow and clone as people say? I hope you write up a strain review for these. Keep up the good looking work, dude!
Yes, Durga Mata has been very nice to me.
I was working about 65+ hours a week, and only spent 1-2 hours a day off from work, and I was tending to my plants then.
I would suggest purchasing from Dope-seeds seed bank (google). They come in the breeder packages, they have Feminized and overall better prices than anyone else with Paradise Seeds bank.
Very little ammount of nutes needed, Fox Farms Oceans forest has enough for the first month of life. Clones require some after 2 weeks Rooted.
