2stick wrote:Thanks, Betty is on my ToDo list, have to add 137 into it also. Would be nice to try this strain as a last smoke of the night.
Also mailed Sannie if Herijuana beans can be purchased from some store in 'dam, got a reply saying "not at the moment".. may have to order them then, if this strain is really that powerful.
Herijuana really is very, very strong strain
..especially the taller and longer flowering phenos (9-10 weeks)
So if people aren't experienced smokers, they really should be abit careful with this strain, cause effects can be confusingly strong.
Light-smokers should take only few tokes and then wait a good while before taking another toke or two. Sure people hear this all the time, but with Heri this warning is spot on.
Few years ago i had a pause from smoking ..several months ..and my first smoke after that was Herijuana, and i have to say it really felt abit uncomfortable even though i had smoked it many times before.
I haven't tried Sannie's version yet, only Motarebel's version. Think i read years ago that Sannie focused on the faster flowering plants and Motarebel more on the longer flowering ones.
Those Motarebel plants weren't full on knockout-couchlock types. They messed you up big-time but you still could "function" if you can call it that
.. so i really couldn't say it's a "daytime smoke".
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For the growers..
- Herijuana don't need a lot of nutrients so don't over feed them.
- Topping them and tying the plants down to grow a larger bush is the way to go. Otherwise you will get tall and lanky plants, cause Heri likes to grow (at least the Motarebel version did). Topping and longer veg-time do wonders for the harvest.
- Herijuana has some intersex traits in it, and some "nanners" can appear in late flowering. Not to every single plant.
This also happened so late in the flowering that it won't have the time to seed the plants. But if your flower room is in perpetual 12/12-cycle then the nanners might seed the plants that are in earlier stages of flowering cycle.
The nanner-problem wasn't that huge and you can just pick those off when they appear and allow the plants to go to the end of 12/12 cycle.
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