Indoor Tobe’s testers

[Trichome Jim]

Some update pics, minus the male. 35 days for the larger ones and 28 days for the smaller ones

 

[KingRatt]

Some update pics, minus the male. 35 days for the larger ones and 28fays for the smaller ones
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That’s pretty sxtensive flower development for only 35days! Looking nice and healthy! Keep it up! Super stoked for these!

 

[Trichome Jim]

That’s pretty sxtensive flower development for only 35days! Looking nice and healthy! Keep it up! Super stoked for these!

Yep, they trigger a bit quicker in the small pots in my experience. These would be fair size plants in 1 or 2 gallon pots.

They seem to be fairly main stem dominant there is some side branching but they definitely want to put out a larger top bud.

I tend to top or pluck the lead fans for nodes 3-6 usually but on an F1 test I figured the natural structure would be more valuable data wise for Tobe.

Thanks for following along!

 

[Trichome Jim]

Some updates, larger ones are stretching a little bit still and the smaller ones are starting to stretch as well.

I will say this, they are very uniform, they have had no training whatsoever, all I have done is take the bottom node

PPFD at canopy is 325~350 using the Photone app, being fed at 1.2ec / 5.7~6.3 ph 2 x a day to generous runoff, outflow is within .2 of input

 

[Trichome Jim]

Picture update.

 

[tobe]

Yep, they trigger a bit quicker in the small pots in my experience. These would be fair size plants in 1 or 2 gallon pots.

They seem to be fairly main stem dominant there is some side branching but they definitely want to put out a larger top bud.

I tend to top or pluck the lead fans for nodes 3-6 usually but on an F1 test I figured the natural structure would be more valuable data wise for Tobe.

Thanks for following along!

Hi @Trichome Jim
Your plants looking nice and healthy, good job.
The main steam dominance came from the Orange Assault , I noticed it in several test crosses.

 

[Trichome Jim]

Hi @Trichome Jim
Your plants looking nice and healthy, good job.
The main steam dominance came from the Orange Assault , I noticed it in several test crosses.

Thank you Tobe, they haven’t really wanted anything extra.

 

[Trichome Jim]

Update for days 48 and 41.

All plants look like the main stretch is past and they have begun to start putting on a fair bit of pistils daily.

They are still receiving fertigation 1-2 times a day at 1.1~1.3 ec which I start at 5.9ph and allow to drift upto 6.3ph before I intervene and bring it back down. Out flow is .25~.35 ec above the input. They are on a 20/5 cycle and the PPFD is 380~450 depending on test location.

Plants don’t seem to like too much light as the do start to lower their leaves after 18 or so hours of light , which works out to be a DLI of 29 I have been keeping it close to this number raising the light as they have grown.

Here are some pics.

 

[Trichome Jim]

Here we are at Day 62 , plants are starting get some chunky buds now, decent frost production and they seem pretty uniform.

There are a couple that have some slight discolouration on some upper leaves which may be the result of my PH having drifted a bit too high, it seems to have stopped after adjusting the input and running a health feed with substantial runoff to completely flush any old nutes out. Could also be “dry back” related as these are small pots and need watering multiple times daily any additional time spent while dried out would cause some fluctuations in the COCO regarding salinity and nutrient levels within the substrate.

Again nothing major an seems to have been corrected, here are some pics

 

[tobe]

Here we are at Day 62 , plants are starting get some chunky buds now, decent frost production and they seem pretty uniform.

There are a couple that have some slight discolouration on some upper leaves which may be the result of my PH having drifted a bit too high, it seems to have stopped after adjusting the input and running a health feed with substantial runoff to completely flush any old nutes out. Could also be “dry back” related as these are small pots and need watering multiple times daily any additional time spent while dried out would cause some fluctuations in the COCO regarding salinity and nutrient levels within the substrate.

Again nothing major an seems to have been corrected, here are some pics

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Hi @Trichome Jim
Plants looking nice bro , looks like a few days and they are ready to chop.
What's the smell ? Do you notice some complications in the grow , mutations, extrem hungry or something else?