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The Sativa Dom pile...





The Indica-dom pile...





Together...





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final container size?


Maybe I missed it somewhere in the post, but were the plants ever transplanted out of the original three gallon pots and into larger containers, or into the ground?


Ohter wise, expect about a half ounce to an ounce per gallon unless they can be cared for daily, so you did not do too bad if they were left in the three gal pots for the entire season :thumbs-up:


Vinnie Kaz

 

yeah, they went into the ground in early August. Waaay too late.


I ended up with about 3-4 ounces each. Didn't bother weighing, though so I'm not really sure. I still have about an ounce or so left.. been smoking the shit outta them. The Sativa-dom bud is my preferred one out of the two by a long shot. While trimming I was randomly tossing the looser/airy indica-dom buds into the hash reserves... it's not really enjoyable to smoke at all.


CC was right though on one thing. It was far too hot(and humid) for Florida this year and I think my yeilds suffered as a result, aided by keeping them in too small containers for too long, but I got bud to smoke.


It's a good beginner strain though. If you CAN kill it, you shouldn't be growing.

 

Is all that really matters. The best smoke is your smk that you grew. Very nice job man. Im sure u seen the flaws and will do better next year. Man i bet you could set up a nice drip system if there is a pond or creek near by? then try to find some nice mangro's or something to help give you a little bit of shade from the sun. Im sure you could pull what you want next year if you start thinking and planning now. Shit if your in lower Florida give the winter harvest a shot.

 

I'm in North Florida, 'bout an hr from the georgia line. Yes there IS a creek near-by but I haven't felt very inclined to set-up an irrigation system. If I actually the 5-10 fem plants I wanted, I might, but for just two, it's not worth it.


I'm not sure yet if I'll still be around next yr, but it's likely so I HAVE begun planning a location closer to the water and growing a larger crop and hopefully I can afford higher-quality genetics next go 'round.


The next one, if all goes well(hoping again), is going to require some more work on my part in the form of site preparation and soil.