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Good evening Naughty, glad my info was useful to you. Buying plants ready for flowering must be a bonus and they're right on your doorstep too. A long time ago a person who owned a postnet franchise told me exactly how to get my seeds through cape mail. Never use a courier, only the national postal service. Use standard airmail post only, the letters are rarely if ever checked. The package must weigh under 150 g and be sent in a standard size envelope, no bigger than A5. SA Customs ask for duties on certain goods over the value of R500, so ask the sender to mark the value accordingly. A bulky item will get opened and checked 9/10 times. Seeds in vial in a taped up padded plain envelope will arrive un-opened. Its been a long while since i ordered them, but i think the shipping costs were $18 and the packs were $50 each.
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Aaayyyy full circle moment hahah thanks for the hook up brother, they been making life too eazy for me. Shipping from US, don't they ask import tax? I'd be breathing through my ass about customs, they still confiscate seeds from time to time. How much is shipping from states?
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The pomp 69 started following Do you want to have a pass through function on your vaporizer? and Canna comedy
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Hi guys hope everyone is doing well Weed and humour goes along pretty good Post the funniest cannabis pictures you have as long as its funny non racial or sexist it's cool with me I'll start
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Autoflower is the easiest to grow because they flower by them self with age not light cycles. And when you use a tent that's the expensive way you need lights and fans humidity control all those type of things if you get alot off sun on your balcony I would say since it's your first time try it outdoors and see how you managed with it are you up to all the time it's going to take from you and all that alot of guys spend thousands and n growing gear then they still end up buying smoke. So get yourself an autoflower sativa or indica they are just as potent as photoperiod plant just a bit smaller great for a balcony I think it would be the best choice for you get some kelp molasses and cal-mag and bone meal and you would be fine
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Nice. Which would you say is easiest to grow when starting off? I want to do outdoor with a lot more plants, but I want to first try and grow one from my apartment first. Is a grow tent easiest or hydroponics or just simple pot and balcony?
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Autoflower Time Again.
The pomp 69 replied to West Coast Vaper's topic in Organic Growing - Growing in soil
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Autoflower Time Again.
West Coast Vaper replied to West Coast Vaper's topic in Organic Growing - Growing in soil
Bobby's Widow x Sweet Cheese F1 autoflower -
Autoflower Time Again.
West Coast Vaper replied to West Coast Vaper's topic in Organic Growing - Growing in soil
Hey man. So yeah, it was gifted from a breeder in Swellendam who prefers to fly under the radar. This is an end of line strain that he is no longer working on. At a few weeks old under the shade house with not much stretch compared to the other autos I've decided to put a few outdoors in the ground to see if they handle the heat on the reservation. -
Good evening, I live in Cape Town. I can send them in a clone transporter by courier
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Where are you located? I'm in Pretoria
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Hey there. They're from the US and will post out here. They send 2 for one and other good deals. I know about dagga farmacy, I told you about them a couple of years back and also gave you the directions to get there.
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R120 each, they are rooting the jiffy glue plugs. I took 9 clones yesterday.
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Okay thanx brother understand what to do when I get to that. When using calodial silver to shock the plant into making pollen can I harvest that pollen because it's female right? Can I cross another plant with that female pollen or is it only the female plant you get it from that will react to it? And if I do cross it will all the seeds be female?
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I'm registered with dagga pharmacy
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You should contact these guys, they're looking for it and here you are hogging it for the past 30 years
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Bud, you're saying a bunch of contradicting things. You think you stand a better chance of single handedly spreading the genetic out to the masses, yet you found the seed online through sensi seeds, a seed bank that's already internationally known. No one knows who you are, how are you going to make any impact there? How do you plan on doing this? Keeping it clone only and spreading it world wide? Cause you, as smart as you are with genetics, understand that you can even reverse BX it with itself and it'll still show you recessive genetics, since it's already a cross (skunk#1 is a phenotype that resulted from a cross breed, not a landrace) so you'll be opening up a whole pool of genetics. You can't spread it in seed form, then you're lying to the masses. Like you probably got lied to and decided to fall for it since you don't understand that buying the seed online deminishes your chances of it being "pure". You needed to buy a skunk#1 clone from the original growers for it to even be anything close to the actual skunk#1. Anyway, there exists a thing called genetic sequencing. People who work with these things never did any preservation on any cannabis genetics. In seed vaults such as the Svalbard Global Seed Vault you'll find some preserved cannabis landrace genetics from many many years ago. Seed vaults and actual groups of certified specialists with proper funding and proper facilities are working on this and it's not for protecting a specific cannabis strain, it's also not a backyard project. It's likely that you will struggle finding any captured data on the genetic sequence of the original skunk. The only people who ever had interest in it was stoners. They never did any genetic preservation. The best they did was share the clone between friends for a couple years till they got tired of it. People who still talk about "skunk#1" being the best weed ever are just stuck in the past. Old heads keep talking about it, but never have I ever seen or experienced anything better than the keeper plant I have here. It's likely just a memory being gassed up by nostalgia. Here's what the best weed really looked like back then - according to high times magazine Any of those the skunk you remember?? just give the old skunk hunt a rest man, it's really not that big of a deal, otherwise given the 30 years you been having that strain and it really was this unicorn status weed like you claim, best weed in history, you would have been in a very different position talking to me on a 420 forum in South Africa. Smoking one singular strain for life will make me quit smoking weed anyway, cause variety is the key to a good life. Someone that actually smokes weed will know that after a week of smoking the same stuff the magic wares off. It doesn't get you high anymore, smoke a different strain and you'll feel it again. Even if it's some mid grade stuff, smoking the absolute highest grade stuff for too long will ware off. It's really not worth it.
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Are these people international? I see $ currency there. Hands down best clone bank in SA is DaggaFarmacy. Can't beat the prices, can't beat the variety, can't beat the quality, can't beat the accessibility. https://dagga.farm/
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Check this out, you can foliar with this calcium
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New bay seeds strains
Naughty.Psychonaut replied to The pomp 69's question in General Questions & Answers
Yeah man, I grow mostly indoors and clone my own stuff, always end up with an extra that I just pop outside. No matter the time of the year I just let the plant do its thing. This gives me great perspective on phenotypical expression and how each "genetic" has many different expressions. On the same note of my one keeper that does better for me when flowering in warmer temps, I got another plant that does the exact opposite - warmer temps stunts bud development, it's like the plant doesn't like heat at all. Buds will mature way too soon, resin heads all turn amber, strats throwing nanners, plant wants to finish. The good thing is, when I harvest her during winter she doesn't throw out too much purple, cause to me that would be a sign to dump the plant. I seriously can't stand purple buds swell up like crazy, get very nice calyx stacks and the terpenes are loud as fuuuug. -
New bay seeds strains
Naughty.Psychonaut replied to The pomp 69's question in General Questions & Answers
The thing with breeding is, there's no "one right way" to do it. It's all about what you're going after. There's no particular stud, this is how we end up with all the different "strains". If every breeder did the same thing and looked for the same traits we would all be smoking one singular strain. For females you obviously first go after the one that smokes the best, for males people use the "stem rub" method alot, where you simply rub your fingers on the stem and the one with the best smell wins. but that's still kinda random, cause good smell on stem doesn't always translate to strong viable pollen. Either way, it depends on what you're going for. A lot of breeders look into the first flowering male, this will lend a few traits of faster finishing times, but still some genetics finish flowering over 13+ weeks, it's obvious those are from both male and females that have longer flowering times. Though, you could argue about recessive genetics, cause as nature dictates - if you select a combination of what you would call perfect traits once you cross them the offspring will be a mix of prominent genetics and recessive genetics. A few of the plants may even look like runts, (not the strain, I mean runts of the litter) they wont look anything like the rest. They may be worse or they may even be better. Anyway, this is just some surface mumbo jumbo, not real breeding talk, but I bet you get the point. Don't look for anything specific, look for something you like. -
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Sound good brother how's the price on the clones had a look at them looks very good like the new York diesel that's a n there