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The Great Douglah Growing Thread

No-one is selling these around these parts, i had to sift through hippies poo for mine :D (not really but i would have :lol:)
 
My 2nd plant has begun to set pods :)

The first plant in the pics on the first page has very dark pods and they look quite regular shaped like a large slightly pimpled choc hab.

The pods on the 2nd plant (although very small at this stage) seem to be more lime green so fingers crossed they are closser to the money.

You watch......... the best of the 3 i grew will be the one i gave Pip.

Pics to come later in the weekend.

cheers
 
My favourite shot of a Douglah pod, autumn 2009... Almost Scorpion-looking!!!


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/René
 
Update-

Some Douglah shots taken today.

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First plant in the bed to the left, i have two more in there but they are hidden by foliage.
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POTAWIE said:
Not every pod with a tail is a T.scorpion but all Trinidad scorpions are pods:)
The pod in the pic had more distorted features than most. Here's a few other pics

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Another "tail" but not a scorpion
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I grew a douglah plant this past season that every pod on it looked like the pod in the first picture. I saved a few seeds and plan on growing them again this year to see if I get the same results

Alan
 
My Douglahs as well as yellow 7s did not show much pitting or bumps until I placed them back into my hot greenhouse during the summer, which leads me to believe that these varieties really need warmer temps for best looking pods.
 
Nova..... those Douglash look Fully Sic man!

Mine must be a bit crossed..... probably with some sort of hab or scotchie as they are a lot smoother skinned.

here are some pics.

The pods on this plant are darker in colour.

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This plant is producing a more lime green pod

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cheers
 
O man these look cool. I hope mine germinate, because the postman hasn't really been to kind to them. They looked a bit like an ambushed army unit upon arrival: shattered to bits and only 2/5 survived :(
(At least I hope they did. I gave them a medal and a nice place in the seedtray yesterday).
 
Sounds like an offer I couldn't refuse! Right on. I have a few sprouted from three sources this year, and I can send you some trade goods if all goes well. My first year with them.
 
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