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Early male White Widow plant?

Sunday, April 19th, 2009

Yesterday I checked on my plants, it had been raining a few days, so I had not been around them for watering. The most powerful looking White Widow was widening, giving me the impression it would become a powerful virgin to be. I wanted to give the thick stem a better look when I discovered the shocking truth, balls! Amazing, first because of the contradictive development of the plant, and how early in the season it starts to show sex. This must be the h#rniest bloke around this time of year! I will keep it alive as long as possible, all other plants show no sign of flowering whatsoever.

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What a pity, such a powerful plant goes male…

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Balls, big male pollen balls. I’ll offer the plant to a local breeder, maybe he wants it for something.

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This is one of our olive trees, it is full of balls as well, from this distance.

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These are all fresh flower buds, every flower will turn into an olive, unless the wind blows out part of the flowers, like last year.

Next entry is as fresh as can be, just ran out to ’shoot’ this sun down….

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Potting seedlings.

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

Today it was time to pot the seedlings I germinated, they were all growing tall and towards the window.

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We have good soil available here, we enhance it a little by mixing it with a fifth part of goat manure, which is very rich in nitrogen. Most of our neighbours have goats, easy to get and as organic as it gets.

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The plants had all made sufficient roots, among them: Basic Diesel, Blue Mystic, Sour Diesel, White Widow and Power plant. Most them will be given to friends, I am keeping the two Diesels for myself, a friend of mine wants evetual males of the Basic Diesel to cross it with the Cheese.

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After potting we will find them a nice spot in between the orange trees, so they will not get to much direct sunlight the first few days. Updates will follow.

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