Papaya Seeds from Nirvana
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Breeder's Description - 'Papaya' | | Supposedly derived from Mango (KC Brains).
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Grower Report - mastergrower on August 21, 2003, 4:37 pm | Papaya from Nirvana rated 8.29 | |
Outdoors this plant is great. Very tall and very full.The weather was absolutely wretchid this summer with a consistent 90% humidity rating.dutch passion, bagseed, skunk #1 and afghanis developed lethal fusarium stem infections which ate straight through the main stem and killed them all. The mango was resistant to this plague and it saved the harvest. Plants reach a height of about 12 feet if not pruned and if they are pruned they stay at about 8 feet but they get very bushy (up to 7 feet in circumference). Very nice smell, beautiful appearence, and an unbelievable taste. Expect about 500- 700 grams per plant if grown in the ground and you can get 1 oz in a 1 gallon pot. Oh yeah, I had 1 on the bank of a stream which flooded several time and left the main stem in 6 inches of water for two days at a time, guess what, it was never even phased. Very dependable and good to go if you need a plant you can count on.
Garden Information for this report I put the plants straight in the ground near at 43 north. Very nasty humid, wet weather and lots of spider mites and whiteflies |
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Report added by: mastergrower
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Grower Report - two headed elvis on September 21, 2003, 11:09 am | |
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I purchased my seeds from Nick at Dutch-Seeds and will start off by saying that I will definetly grow this strain again. All seeds germinated but due to space I selected the best 6 to keep. All plants looked the same with extreme lateral branch growth. After veging for 4 weeks they started showing s ...continued
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Grower Report - ucboy on October 13, 2003, 12:53 pm | |
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I've grown 2 Mango's of Nirvana in 2003. It looks like Nirvana has changed the name from Mango to Papaya.
I had a germination rate of 80% and grew the plants under the sun.
So after the germination I had to hope that the sun reaches Germany and let my Mango's grow.
Firt they grew very nice and we ...continued
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Grower Report - neweed on October 16, 2003, 9:36 pm | |
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This weed doesn't taste or smell like anything in our area which makes it quite unique!
Even when cured it still smells really sweet and gets you fucked up after about 4-5 hits (everybody so far...).
I tested it on some unsuspecting friends and they couldn't believe how powerful it was.
So...to m ...continued
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Grower Report - robstar22 on October 23, 2003, 12:32 pm | |
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This was a very easy plant to grow. I germed 5 seeds; 2 survived, 1 shorter male was removed and disposed of (I regret this now!).
The female was much more vigorous; growth in veg was phenomenal, it literally grew before my eyes...
Flowered 4 weeks after germination as I was eager to see the ...continued
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Grower Report - Tha Rippla on January 17, 2004, 12:02 pm | |
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These plants where grown using only organics. They were vegged until they reached 18" tall, then I switched to 12/12. Both of the plants stayed under 3 feet tall. I recieved two different phenos. in this pack of seeds. One which finished in 57 days and had a really great fruity smell to it. Another ...continued
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Grower Report - scihex on February 22, 2004, 5:37 am | |
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Veg: Well this plant was a big fuzz with a lot of problems. Under the veg. period there were a lot of problems with MG, N etc. deficiency. While vegging this plant I discovered that the pH should be low (for organic soil) by low I mean 5.5 to 6 (more like hydro) - when this pH was hit, the plant gre ...continued
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Grower Report - Suleiman on April 24, 2004, 1:00 pm | |
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Ferts + Supplies: I used bog's method of growing, 2 weeks seedling stage + 3 weeks veg stage + harvest at around 74 days flower.
Papaya can mature either very fast, or in the case with this plant, very slow. One of my male papaya plants busted a pollen sack at only 4 weeks veg. Be very careful ...continued
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Grower Report - Hasheesh on May 15, 2004, 2:54 pm | |
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Nirvana Papaya (Mango) is a good strain...
It's too easy for a new grower like me ...
But I think that it's also appreciated by the "old school" peoples.
She made big, dense buds. Typicial indica growth pattern.
Good for topping on the 4th internode.
Effects are quietly good.... A nice balanced ...continued
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Grower Report - Cowboy_Grower on October 14, 2004, 2:45 am | |
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2 plants grown outdoors in a greenhouse with scrog tech. These plants were alot of fun to grow. Not a whole lot of trouble at all.
They loved the organic ferts especially the taller lankier one of the two. The taller one of the 2 finished about 2 weeks after the shorter one. I am assuming i ...continued
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Grower Report - mr.propper on October 25, 2004, 1:44 pm | |
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Easy strain to grow,dont smell too much when flowering.
Seeds did come from seedsdirect on sep 2003.
Cured pot smell very sweet and fruity realy nice aroma. Cured in glass jars for 2 months and the taste was really fruity and smooth.
High is couchlock and realy good for relaxing your musc ...continued
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Grower Report - Grower_Gone_Wild on January 17, 2006, 8:14 pm | |
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Good things about Nirvana Papaya
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-Good Germination Rates, 100%, Easy germination, fast to show tap roots.
-Good success with M/F ratio. From the 7 seeds I germinated and the 2 weak ones I culled, and using Metal Halide to initiate the bloom cycle, keeping te ...continued
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