Dojee Dave

so Frrosty.

I'll see what happens and keep ya'll posted..

So this plant came up by itself on the site of last year's sativa grow. Some type of hybrid, the leaves are massive and the stem is thick and soft. I didn't get the stem in the pic but you can see the leaves compared with a more normal specimen next to it. So what kind of bush might this be? I'm thinking is letting it mature just to see what happens.

Autumnal

Update as we get towards harvest, The Diesoline with the OG Kush pheno has stayed small and delicate with very fine leaves. It took a hammering from the wind, but has pushed out neat little buds that I am looking forward to sampling. I think it may be something special. The best Candy of the bunch has done very well to resist pests and the wind and her buds have come in very nicely. The bonus "Growers Delights" I planted out at friends and family. They are fun, but not really producing well and just goes to show the importance of controlled pollination to keep strong genetics. I will report back on smokability in a few weeks once drying and curing is done!

Ok things are looking better. Some plants still a bit sparse, but this Candy girl is getting there. Sent from my LG-H870 using Tapatalk

Some lovely pics there - well done. Getting me motivated for next time!

OK - will wait and see.

Things are quite far along now and results are sadly disappointing. I weeded a few males out and a couple went hermy which was fine because I had to many to deal with. One Diesoline stayed potted in my sheltered yard with full sun. Weekly Seagrow and Firejuice for the last month or so. Small buds formed but she seems to be maturing early with brown pistils on the tiny buds: I planted other plants out in my front yard. Also full sun, but blasted by the wind and needed propping up with bamboo - some of which actually snapped due to the intensity of the Cape Doctor. But again tiny buds that are already showing signs of brown pistils. One win is the plant that I gave to my mother-in-law is flourishing in the old age home garden and all the residents are showing a keen interest is how it is developing. At least they are not too worried about the size of the buds.

Well I may be wrong, but so far all the plants are looking kinda female. Though the odds of that are low. But it leaves me with more plants than I was planning on raising. So I've been distributing them about the place; 2 in a nice sunny spot (the OG kush/Diesoline and one Candy with the same delicate sativa element, my favourites), one Candy in a less sunny spot - it's shooting up looking for light, and a Diesoline in a very sunny spot in a ceramic pot (seems happy). I dropped off a Gardeners Delight with my mother-in-law this morning. She is a gardener of note, but has never has anything to do with weed before. I can't wait to post pics of the mega-bush she is sure to grow in the retirement village garden.

Things are coming along nicely. It's been very wet and rainy in Cape Town recently, not a lot of sun. But the water tanks are full and ready for a hot Summer I think. Firstly the odd Diesoline: Definitely petite compared to the others. The Candy is looking nice and bushy. The other Diesoline is a bit yellow, but still doing well. The Whole happy family. Candy on the left, Diesoline in the middle and Gardeners Delight on the right. Shouldn't be long before gender reveal time!

So the transplant seems to have gone well. Here are the 2 separated Candy4. Also a Diesoline that looks a bit odd . And one plant with some friends. Did a bit of early topping too.

SC could be a no-show. I guess that's how the cookie crumbles. Sorry - couldn't resist that one.

So 20 days in. Of the 4 seeds, 3 each of Diesoline & Candy IV made it up. Only 1 of the Gardeners Delight surprisingly. But DG actually supplied 12 of each so I germinated 2 more in cotton wool. Things are looking good. I think I will take @PsyCLown advice and separate them out soon before the roots get too enmeshed.

First signs of life at 6 days . 5 of 12 showing. Quite relived because there was zero pampering. Tough little cookies.