Mexican Dirt Weed Grow! (Seedlings)

Brakins · Dec 8, 2015

Hello everyone! This is more of a fun thread instead of the typical noobie questions I come here for.

So about a week about my friend had some weed and I mean this weed looked like it came right out of a brick that was smuggled from Mexico or something. It was near un-smokeable and was basically shit shake. However, in this substance that we would call a poor excuse for marijuana there was a good amount of seeds. With the permission of my first I took about 5 seeds from him.

I showed no care in the germination process as I figured these guys would not grow. The seeds weren't even good quality. I dipped some rapid rooters in some warm water and shoved the seeds inside. I ripped off a little piece of the side of the rooter and shoved it in the open hold to keep these girls (hopefully) nice and dark. I threw them under the dome let them be.

This morning I look at the dome and I see 2 of them actually sprouted. I was shocked as I kinda forgot about them for a few days before I looked. There were some nasty looking clear things pocking up. I gave them some light and they are actually starting to look like some decent little seedling. I think I'll put them in some dirt tomorrow and see what happens.

Light:
GE 55W Compact Fluorescent Bulb (78965)

I just thought it was really cool. Happy Growing! :bigjoint:

az2000 · Dec 8, 2015

I'm doing a cheap MiracleGro and bagseed grow journal. You might start one if you haven't before.

PerroVerde · Dec 8, 2015

Never underestimate bag seed given some love. Long, long time back I would grow out brick bag seed either outside in a thicket of trees by a cattle tank or under 8' ho floro shop lights. Both resulted in a huge surprise jump in quality from all that partook...

St1kybudz · Dec 9, 2015

What color was the bud the seed came from was it dark tan or dark green or light green were the seeds all the same size were some seeds small and dark in color and some large and tan or striped because with the proper knowledge you can determine some genetic charecteristics of the bud you will be harvesting. If all the seeds were generally the same size shape color ect that means there should be less genetic variations if the is a large variation of size color patern ect then there is more genetic variation and acording to ed Rosenthal northern Mexican is more tan to dark brown and southern Mexican is more green I've only seen southern Mexican with my first plug but when the tunnel linking Mexico and Arizona that my plugs people used got raided ending our supply wish I had kept the seeds another unfortunate missed a tempt on good genetics due to pride and high standards for the herb I consume was on some afghan smuggled by some people's friend that had some friend on deployment they bricked it with sand to prevent the buds from breaking apart when you broke the pounds down and to add weight

ISK · Dec 9, 2015

I bought a 1/4 ounce of pot while in Mexico for a Christmas vacation and brought home 92 seeds....below is the link to my journal

https://www.rollitup.org/t/my-mexican-ditch-weed.782737/#post10117930

these plants were sativa dom....and as such had their challenges but did turn out rather decent

good luck with your grow

qwizoking · Dec 9, 2015

ed lied

miketaco · Dec 9, 2015

Brakins said:
Hello everyone! This is more of a fun thread instead of the typical noobie questions I come here for.

So about a week about my friend had some weed and I mean this weed looked like it came right out of a brick that was smuggled from Mexico or something. It was near un-smokeable and was basically shit shake. However, in this substance that we would call a poor excuse for marijuana there was a good amount of seeds. With the permission of my first I took about 5 seeds from him.

I showed no care in the germination process as I figured these guys would not grow. The seeds weren't even good quality. I dipped some rapid rooters in some warm water and shoved the seeds inside. I ripped off a little piece of the side of the rooter and shoved it in the open hold to keep these girls (hopefully) nice and dark. I threw them under the dome let them be.

This morning I look at the dome and I see 2 of them actually sprouted. I was shocked as I kinda forgot about them for a few days before I looked. There were some nasty looking clear things pocking up. I gave them some light and they are actually starting to look like some decent little seedling. I think I'll put them in some dirt tomorrow and see what happens.

Light:
GE 55W Compact Fluorescent Bulb (78965)

I just thought it was really cool. Happy Growing!

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my first grow was bag seed till this day is my fav types to grow if u get a fem...so good luck cant wait to see it finish just give em the love and they will show it back

St1kybudz · Dec 9, 2015

qwizoking said:
ed lied

How's this so?? It's only logical that there would be a significant variation to genetics due to the climate change between northern Mexico and southern Mexico the north is more arid so dense buds would thrive but plant those same dense buds in tropical southern Mexico and the genetics will fade due to mold and natural selection I think you spoke before you thought about what was said

Oregon Gardener · Dec 10, 2015

ISK said:
I bought a 1/4 ounce of pot while in Mexico for a Christmas vacation and brought home 92 seeds....below is the link to my journal

https://www.rollitup.org/t/my-mexican-ditch-weed.782737/#post10117930

these plants were sativa dom....and as such had their challenges but did turn out rather decent

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good luck with your grow

These were also Mexican Sativa seeds. There are some folks that say it wasn't like that but there I was. Actually, this is not a pic of my first grow it was the third outdoor, circa 1979

qwizoking · Dec 10, 2015

St1kybudz said:
How's this so?? It's only logical that there would be a significant variation to genetics due to the climate change between northern Mexico and southern Mexico the north is more arid so dense buds would thrive but plant those same dense buds in tropical southern Mexico and the genetics will fade due to mold and natural selection I think you spoke before you thought about what was said

no i mainly grow sativas from this region, the coloring or whatever hes talkin bout is off

St1kybudz · Dec 10, 2015

qwizoking said:
no i mainly grow sativas from this region, the coloring or whatever hes talkin bout is off

What is ment is after a good cure the color changes you ever notice how some bud gets that tan color

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

sexy mexy

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

Took a cut from her in aug just before flower

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

Got too cold & she didnt have time
But she taught me how to clone

jacrispy · Dec 31, 2015

Really I have no clue if these are Mexican
They are just unknown bagseed bongsmilie

qwizoking · Dec 31, 2015

PerroVerde · Dec 31, 2015

jacrispy said:
Got too cold & she didnt have time
But she taught me how to clone

So many are waiting to start with something "perfect". Take a shot, roll the dice, get growing... Knowledge is power but without hands on experience its like having a 9" dick that don't get hard... I learned how to clone, grow, transplant, fim, top, lst, lighting, temps, nutes, pot size, all with mexi brick seeds... Priceless experience...

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