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Hey guys I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction with some advice. I'm looking into ordering some nl5xafghan seeds and was wondering if I could use my current setup.
The grow space is 4x4. I run a sealed room with a ac connected to a chhc1 controller. Co2 is also supplied by tank and controlled via the chhc. I also have a dehumidifier if need be. I basically run four 5 gallon bucket rdwc with a 5 gallon reservoir on the side. I have them under a 600w. I place a 4x4 screen 20 inches above the buckets and scrog. My question is would nl5xafghan be a good candidate for my setup? Would I have to lower the screen to accommodate it or would i be able to grow them out to 20" let them fill the screen 75% and flip them to flower? I grow a indica dom white widow and she thrives with this system. Also how is the stretch on the nl5xafghan? I'd like to have a final height of 4 feet. Would it be possible with this strain? Thanks |
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I found little to no stretch with these, so to yield well you really need to veg for a while.
I'd recommend running 10-12 seeds to find 5-6 female's to select from. You will find some heavy indica stone in this strain..... Peace BL |
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Just wanted you to know that NL5xAff is not a straight Indy brother. Tis a wonderful hybrid that we are lucky to have access to. NL5xAff, Nordle and Ortega would be in my humble opinion the closet pure indy plants offered here at MNS, but they are all hybrids. I wish SB offered a hash plant straight up. But he is the Hz man. A new world will open up if you sacrifice some yield in the beginning with regard to your selections. Again, you are starting a new journey. Good luck. Maybe you will consider a thread. Take care, CM |
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I thought SCROG was supposed to work best with stretchy strains that quickly fill the screen and stretch to long colas on the flip?
If I was working with a low - zero stretch pheno, I would tend more towards SOG. This would allow you to minimize veg time that is not growing harvestable flower sites. Faster turnaround in the long run, but requires a one time investment in time to grow out your seed plants to where you can collectively get enough cuts to fill your 4x4 SOG (time you would have spent filling your screen anyway.) SCROG looks very attractive to me for all the sativa hybrids waiting their turn on my dance card. It would be great with my sativa pheno MKxSks. With your experience AquaReef, is there an ideal height for the screen, or more kind of a default to start with and then adjust as you get to know a strain better? How did you come up with your 20" screen height number? Assuming you top the plant at least twice before it reaches the screen, right? Just starting to think about this. Sorry for the sidetrack in your thread :-)
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i notice that this hybrid tho in name appears full indy is quite actually a hybrid as the strain page says NL5xAfg but has 25%Sk...so is it a NL5xAfgSk hybrid using the Nordle as male or a completely different plant altogether...i was disapointed with my NL5xAfg but a lot of people have found winners...i had one that didn't stretch and one that more than tripled so there's variation no doubt, I like Nordle better, but the NL5xAfg had a euphoric feeling you don't find often in strong indica's, reminded me of Hashberry a bit in terms of pleasent but nothing OVER BEARING from my experience
EDIT: I understood ortega as a full afghani but might be incorrect, it does mention that Ortega is basically full Afghan. Last edited by godislove; 03-17-2012 at 05:35 PM. |
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intersting point about the 25% skunk...
I thought that was a typo as mine had zero skunk traits, but plenty of raw indy potency, which the nordle is famous for.... So I suppose that figures..... But as we know this strain is an f1 of nl5 and Afg (maybe afgTxSk1 IBL) so there will be variation, so selection is key... With a bit of skunk you may find an ideal scrog plant, but only with a selection run.... Peace BL |
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are you a first time grower if not you need no advise the stuff practically grows itself
its really a straight forward strain |
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That heavy indica stone is what I'm after as well as appetite stimulation. Quote:
Oh i see she is a hybrid. Thanks for the heads up. Nordle is another strain which i would like to run sometime. I think these guys would scrog really nice. I completely agree with you on sacrificing some yield for potency. As soon as I run these strains I'll be sure to start a thread. Thanks again and happy growing. Quote:
Although I know I would yield better in a arena sog I cannot take the risk with those plant numbers. As a medical patient I try to keep it legal so i don't run into any unexpected problems. Heath Robinson's designs when it comes to sog and efficiency are amazing. I'd like to try that one day. I make my own cloners from scratch ( about 30 dollars total and most of that us just a pump) and keep my mothers in dwc so supplying a sog style grow would be no problem. Thanks for your reply and you in no way side tracked the thread. Everyone is welcome to post about anything they'd like whether its a question or advice. Quote:
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Not a first time grower but always willing to learn something new. Awesome I'm very excited to see her grow. How do you like the stone? |
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Good luck with your grow. And if I wouldn't worry about the 25 % skunk in the cross. The NL5 is an inbred and new version of the original. Also some people forget that not all landrace indicas are knockdown, just as not all landrace sativas are soaring high. Some sativas have an stoned sensation to the high just as some indicas have euphoric sensation. In the end it all comes down to the skill of the breeder. There are lots of polyhybrid clones that have a knockout stone. A lot of breeders today intentionally leave a small amount of sativa in the mix for various reason, smell, vigor, quality of the high etc...
Quote from Nevil : Skunk and Garlic Bud were the obvious choices. I'd done many 4 ways with 3 pure indicas and Sk or GB as the fourth grand parent. Just enough sativa to stop it from going back to the pure indica type. I've bred a lot of Indica full bloods. The Hash Plant x NL1 F1 was amazingly strong, but you had to sacrifice a bit of yield and further inbreeding lead back to the rudimentary indica archetype. I'm pretty sure that the original indica mutation had a resinous but leafy bud with almost no yield. The best indica dominant types were 7/8ths Indica and 1/8th Sativa. N. So don't worry they will probably come out just fine. Just remember there is always some variaton in a seedpack. Last edited by Blabla; 06-27-2012 at 12:26 AM. |
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