Australian Blue

[TheTreeBoundRat]

Grown from seed, veged under a 600w MH too 2 feet and chucked out side. Medium coco 45 litre bag.

Yield unknown

Tastes and smells like lemon fresh or pine'oclean

I'll post more pics when its done.

 

BTW they are the same plant

Edited September 22, 2007 by riverrat7

[bongonaussie]

they look nice and healthy riverrat7..

 

by the sound of things they smell very tasty..

 

cant say I heard of Australian Blue..what nutes are you giving them..

 

cheers

[TheTreeBoundRat]

cana coco a+b and will pk them. Thats it.

 

 

This is the one thats next to Aussie Blue bit I dont know what she is. I got 5 seeds from a bag of hyge of a mate. This was the only female.

Edited September 22, 2007 by riverrat7

[Frazz]

Yea they both look lush they love the sun , bring on the budfest

 

[67Special]

Ahh I love seeing em in the great outdoors they just look so much more at home.

 

They're looking great riverrat keep it the good work

[Ozzy420]

Very nice plants rr...

[jimbojones5678]

Thanks for that, I have wondered what they look like grown up. You definitly don't see it much the AB.

Do you have any close-ups?

 

Jimbo

[TheTreeBoundRat]

I'll post again just before harvest. Nothing worse than a thread that goes forever and ever.

One of my first efforts btw. First in coco and using hyg nutes.

[loylty gets u nothing]

i have noticed a few strains claimed to be australian

im just not trusting of the resellers that sell them

wow they are looking real swell..

damn healthy and i love plants in the ground

well done,my only concern is

the days here in aus are getting longer each day

i assume ya plant will sense this and may move into a regrowth stage

i paticularly like the last pic in post 3

all the best for the ride home

bil

[TheTreeBoundRat]

Yeah who knows where Aussie Blue came from it would be interesting to find out. If it did come from the N.T. it id be pretty trippy.

I bought them cause i wanted a long flowering sativa for out doors but they went straight to head. That was in july But generally up here if they go straight to head in july then they wont be much better in summer either. Actually some grow bigger some dont.

. Maximum daylight hours here are 13.5 hours, minimum 11.5 hours. Not too much variation.

 

Any way we'll see how it goes put your bets down . Will it reveg or wont it

 

I know hat most indicas and crosses dont have the same threat of reveg like the sativas whatsoever here so they're a safe bet for this method. Just a matter of choosing the right ones. There are still the issues of a balisticly hot sun, terrential rains being not the perfect environment for indicas either. The list goes on but with 1 600w to veg Im saving electricity.

 

Thanks for your replys

 

Go The Power!