Jose.gh

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About Jose.gh

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    Be cannabis my friend
  • Birthday 01/11/1978

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  1. Looks very very nice
  2. Maybe a green welcome Welcome to the forum! Tell us more about yourself, do you grow? Smoke? What is your favorite strain?
  3. Hello and welcome to the forum Your plants look great, show no deficiencies and appear to be healthy. To be a novice, it seems like a well done crop:) congratulations! Do you use LED light?
  4. Hi mate, yes, they are in th other room
  5. They look really healthy, you have a good hand for outdoor cultivation I recommend you be careful with nutrients, bone dust and blood, it attracts many animals to dig the ground (experience with my dog hahaha). Thanks for sharing, it's nice to see how they grow
  6. They really look well developed, they are waiting for the flowering season hehe How high do you plan to give them? Greetings
  7. Very interesting your crop mate, now it's about two - three weeks in bloom, right? Do you already have the first outbreaks? Greetings!
  8. I am happy to know that the problem is solved, and yes, the excess light is also harmful if you do not optimize more things (co2, nutrients, etc....) I have used COBS in a small grow cabinet, they are incredibly powerful. But..... you must put at least one cob on top of each plant, its defect is that they do not enjoy the light much, so it is good to know where they will be located. In a 60x60 cabinet I made a good crop with two 50W cobs each. The osram brand or believe, I don't remember.
  9. Yes, good photos friend )) And good plants!! Im sal asked me to remove his account and post. So he no longer participates in this forum. Cheers!
  10. Beautiful plants ) And if, they look a little rushed hehe, I'm sure that when you take out the two smaller ones, the others enjoy the space to develop. Well, they must be getting fatter and fatter by now. Do you smell anything yet?
  11. Some people choose to fold the most annoying leaves, it is an option. Remember that if you cut too many leaves, the plant can stop its production, go into shock. Greetings!
  12. Good job buddy, they look good actually:) thanks for sharing!
  13. Good pictures!! The formation of the buds at the tips is perfectly visible, the party is already starting!! What happened to the most sativa strain? Still shows different traits? Greetings!
  14. Perfect, the crop is going at a good rate and if, it is normal that White Rhino starts flowering soon, it is a very fast genetics Well, defoliation is very personal....and in excess, it's harmful. I usually eliminate the leaves and branches closest to the substrate, the ones that receive less light, during the first weeks of flowering, but it is only my personal technique Greetings!
  15. Claro, a veces para conseguir una buena foto basta con tener buena iluminación: Pon la planta en un lugar con mucha luz, luz directa de la calle (no luz directa del sol). Toma la cámara y haz varias fotos lo mas cerca posible, es importante no mover mucho las manos para que la foto salga nítida, sin movimiento. No reduzcas el tamaño de la foto, ponla a tamaño completo. Quizás con esto, podamos tener una idea mas clara del problema y asi poder ayudarte. Contra los hongos, hay fungicidas muy eficaces y organicos que puedes usar, cola de caballo por ejemplo. Saludos!

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Strain Hunters is a series of documentaries aimed at informing the general public about the quest for the preservation of the cannabis plant in the form of particularly vulnerable landraces originating in the poorest areas of the planet.

Cannabis, one of the most ancient plants known to man, used in every civilisation all over the world for medicinal and recreational purposes, is facing a very real threat of extinction. One day these plants could be helpful in developing better medications for the sick and the suffering. We feel it is our duty to preserve as many cannabis landraces in our genetic database, and by breeding them into other well-studied medicinal strains for the sole purpose of scientific research.

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