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All depends on the seed itself, I just cracked colombian gold x lambsbread it took 5 days for them which seem like a long time.

Great video, thank you so much for sharing this with us. I suggest anyone that has a love for plants, our girls or any other plants watch this.

I guess you could say this is the traditional method in many areas of the world and been done for thousands of years. One thing is certain drying in daylight will give you a more golden brown to your nugs. I dry in this method part of the time and now mostly in a room of my house but still with...

How far into flower is she? You will need to be patient with her to root well if you are far into flower. When she does start to grow again you are going to get all kinds of crazy growth so don't be concerned. You will probably have to do some pruning of branches to keep it managable. Good Luck

Here are a couple of charts and some reading for you, I still go back to them all the time, still scratch my head. https://www.rollitup.org/breeders-paradise/395655-creating-true-breeding-strains-vic.html http://www.aces.uiuc.edu/vista/html_pubs/PLBREED/pl_breed.html...

Later in your cycle will will have more of a chance of mold when they are not able to dryout drying the daytime. Are they in ground or containers? What strain is it? and is it an indoor or outdoor plant. Many of these new strains which are breed for ideal conditions will be much more prone to...

Doesn't matter if you feed them everyother day, your leaves are telling you it is in need of food. Once you learn to read what your leaves are telling the rest of growing is easy. Good Luck

I agree the hybrids are hard to breed with if your goal is producing a so called strain for breeding, although working with them gives such a diverse gene pool to explore. I think if I live to be 200 I couldn't find all the phenos in my current crosses but sure do love looking.

I haven't grown the jackberry, but yours looks great. It has a look of one of the El Monstre pheno I had a couple of years ago. Your pics make me want to find that again in my stack of seeds.

I agree Lady Cane is a strain I have been working with now for wow, I guess 4 years now. I started with Escobar's first release and have been breeding all the different phenos I have run into. My favorite pheno is now my F4 seeds but I currently went back to my original F2 to see what phenos I...

I grew out Lowryder 2 a few years ago. I had it in a rich composted soil, fed it with a manure tea, no problems. Really a very easy non fussy strain to grow.

I have 3 phenos of Escobar's Lady Cane going, just started flower and I just cracked 5 Colombian Gold x Lamsbread from sannies. I am really excited about the this new cross even though it will be about 18 weeks in flower. :hump:

some seeds are much harder shelled than other, thereby requiring more time to crack. I am currently germing some colombian gold and lamsbread, 3rd day they are just cracking tonight. The shot glass is great for overnight, I do this on some of these harder shelled strains but for me I like them...

Looks good to me also:joint::joint:

No man you are correct in your thinking IMO. I feel sorry for the ones that just constantly grow the same or go through there strains so quickly that they can't set aside and build up a nice selection. I view my herb the same way as my red wines. Enjoy I know that I do.

IMHO don't transplant, your plants still need N during flower. I don't have a clue about your soil I have never used it, so I have read good and bad, your choice. Feed you plants when they need it, keep your leaves green and happy. You can't expect to make great flowers from a starving plant...

First thing that popped into my mind was root rot, but just bit of a guess.

I'm at about 2200 meters in Costa Rica and I love it, coming from Florida it took me a lot of getting used to how things grow up here. Sure was a great move.

Sorry I forgot to rotate the pic before I uploaded it, just need my camera back instead of this stupid phone. Thanks to all that look, all comments and advice are welcome.

thanks I resemble that remark, I wear shoes these days, don't chew tobacco anymore. I do wear bibs on occassion but usually in some camos. Love my plants, nature and life. Good herb truly is like wine though need a different one for the most enjoyment of the day. You will also find that like the...