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Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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Introducing....a limited release of a dank ass new head knocker ....dawg.

I've been working on this one for for the whole 50 days it happend...culling crap and tossing spunk so you get the best!

'Hawg Wild'

Russian #1 and Siberian #4 × Kazakhstan #4

Mixed tribal farmed drug lines Russian,Kazakhstan,and a Siberian male. All from 50 to 55 north.

Auto flowers in June and hardly any flower to speak of. Heavily scented and decently resinous.
This is as good as the Mexican 'homegrown' you picked leaf off to microwave dry when you were 14...

I'm definitely putting this up on the new fall list. Seriously..super dirt ass cheap too.

Look at those thick ass flowers dripping with globs of resin from those Attila the Hun resin rading riders.

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Dank!
 
BDGrows

BDGrows

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Bringdemfya said:
They are microscopic ..they ride on anything. Better scope em!
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Microscopic yes, but I've always been under the interpretation that their lifecycle (from egg to adult) is like 3 weeks tops (females having more longevity than the males). And being that they feed on the epidermis of the plant wouldn't they be starved after a few days or a week or so being that they don't have a food source? I don't know the story or the history behind the issue's going on, nor have I purchased any genetics from Sinbudd, but the broad mite topic caught my interest so I ask out of pure curiosity, not maliciousness.
 
Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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BDGrows said:
Microscopic yes, but I've always been under the interpretation that their lifecycle (from egg to adult) is like 3 weeks tops (females having more longevity than the males). And being that they feed on the epidermis of the plant wouldn't they be starved after a few days or a week or so being that they don't have a food source? I don't know the story or the history behind the issue's going on, nor have I purchased any genetics from Sinbudd, but the broad mite topic caught my interest so I ask out of pure curiosity, not maliciousness.
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Okay cool..
Yeah,my old LOS forum took the topic to new levels.
We learned to breed and grow banker plants to host colonies of predator. The whole time studying our enemies.
Female broads can actually go dormant for years. Eggs can also last month's. They slow thier metabolism when environmental conditions are poor for reproduction.
They hide in the apical of the leafs,laying eggs where they are protected from sprays.
We feed the predators honey so they build breeding populations faster.
Odd thing about broads is they are one of only a few species that will consume thier plant host to death and subsequently the population collapses and/or go dormant.
Predator populations will not eat all of the pests. They are smarter you might say
They save some for later.
Lot's more information about this out there.
Gas
 
BDGrows

BDGrows

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Bringdemfya said:
Okay cool..
Yeah,my old LOS forum took the topic to new levels.
We learned to breed and grow banker plants to host colonies of predator. The whole time studying our enemies.
Female broads can actually go dormant for years. Eggs can also last month's. They slow thier metabolism when environmental conditions are poor for reproduction.
They hide in the apical of the leafs,laying eggs where they are protected from sprays.
We feed the predators honey so they build breeding populations faster.
Odd thing about broads is they are one of only a few species that will consume thier plant host to death and subsequently the population collapses and/or go dormant.
Predator populations will not eat all of the pests. They are smarter you might say
They save some for later.
Lot's more information about this out there.
Gas
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Ah ok. I didn't know that; thank you for the info!
 
Nug Farmer

Nug Farmer

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Gas, can you post a photo of the Vietnam Bomb, with a description please?

I'm also curious to know the difference between the African strains. That is,Transkei x JA Transkei, Congo x Point Noire Congo, Tribal Collections Swaziland x Swaziland #6002. Specifically, are the two strains different but from the same region? Or two different versions of the same strain? Thanks.
 
Houstini

Houstini

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Bringdemfya said:
Okay cool..
Yeah,my old LOS forum took the topic to new levels.
We learned to breed and grow banker plants to host colonies of predator. The whole time studying our enemies.
Female broads can actually go dormant for years. Eggs can also last month's. They slow thier metabolism when environmental conditions are poor for reproduction.
They hide in the apical of the leafs,laying eggs where they are protected from sprays.
We feed the predators honey so they build breeding populations faster.
Odd thing about broads is they are one of only a few species that will consume thier plant host to death and subsequently the population collapses and/or go dormant.
Predator populations will not eat all of the pests. They are smarter you might say
They save some for later.
Lot's more information about this out there.
Gas
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Which predators have you found effective on broad mites?
 
Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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Vietnam Bomb is new this fall.

Only have pic one of mother Blue Orca x (The One/Panama x Vietnam Black)
One of the more potent ones this will peel wig.

One of the moms..
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Two mothers were selected to carry seed from the Kabul x Vietnam Black male.

Yes on the Africans...as in different collections in the same region.
Regional recombinant hybrids. As best to preserve genotype expressions.

I actually got some of those Africans from ol sinbud..
 
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Nug Farmer

Nug Farmer

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Gas, I will be doing a green thai open pollination in a 4x4 tent, for a seed increase. They will be flowered from seed. How many do you think I can fit in there? I will be direct sowing into pots as big as I can move, probably 20 gallons. I think five of them will fit in the tent. My intent is to grow them only long enough to get seeds.
Also, how many weeks should I let them go to get good seeds? Should I use a 12/12 or 11/13 light schedule? Thanks.
 
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Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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Dude...
Start under 12/12 from seed..switch up to the 11/13 cycle some time around 70 days. My Highland Green Thai's went from July 1st to October 9th. 65 days of light dep then finished under outdoor fall sun. One of last to finish. I finished seed as frost began ravaging the plants.
Good herb, kinda rope like smoke on some. Typical highland Thai..loose flower with decent resin. Full heady clear and potent Thai spin out effect.
Trippy and no ceiling.

Not as refined as the Highland Red Keran Thai.
 
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Nug Farmer

Nug Farmer

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Bringdemfya said:
Vietnam Bomb is new this fall.

Only have pic our of mother Blue Orca x (The One/Panama x Vietnam Black)
One of the more potent ones this will peel wig.

One of the moms..
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Two mothers were selected to carry seed from the Kabul x Vietnam Black male.

Yes on the Africans...as in different collections in the same region.
Regional recombinant hybrids. As best to preserve genotype expressions.

I actually got some of those Africans from ol sinbud..
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Are seeds of the mother available? She looks awesome.
 
Nug Farmer

Nug Farmer

Member
Bringdemfya said:
Dude...
Start under 12/12 from seed..switch up to the 11/13 cycle some time around 70 days. My Highland Green Thai's went from July 1st to October 9th. 65 days of light dep then finished under outdoor fall sun. One of last to finish. I finished seed as frost began ravaging the plants.
Good herb, kinda rope like smoke on some. Typical highland Thai..loose flower with decent resin. Full heady clear and potent Thai spin out effect.
Trippy and no ceiling.

Not as refined as the Highland Red Keran Thai.
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Thanks, I will do that.

Could I get 15 of them into a 4x4 from seed? Or 30?

I have one or two of the red thai you made. Is the pure red for sale?
 
Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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These are stretchers from hell. Push the roof off at 8 feet easy in my hoop.

I would plan some kind of trellis where you can spiral them up in a vine like manner. Conserving height in the spiral up.
4 to 5 max plants in a 4 x 4..
 
Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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Nug Farmer said:
Thanks, I will do that.

Could I get 15 of them into a 4x4 from seed? Or 30?

I have one or two of the red thai you made. Is the pure red for sale?
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I was told I could sell it and the green with no restrictions. These were gathered in thethe hills.
Seed are limited so I didn't put the red on the new list.

I lucked out in getting a short season Red Thai male. They farm two lines of the same type. One long season, one short season.
Fortunate to have that early male for that line.
Same male used on Blue Orca x Red Thai...and these do finish early with mad nice herbs.

I did do Green x Red also... I think that's on the list.
 
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Nug Farmer

Nug Farmer

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Bringdemfya said:
I was told I could sell it and the green with no restrictions.
Seed are limited so I didn't put the red on the new list.

I lucked out in getting a short season Red Thai male. They farm two lines of the same type. One long season, one short season.
Fortunate to have that early male for that line.
Same male used on Blue Orca x Red Thai...and these do finish early with mad nice herbs.

I did do Green x Red also... I think that's on the list.
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Is the Vietnam Black also available pure? I'm just not finding it anywhere. Snow High had it but is MIA. Or maybe just ignoring me.
 
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