They look great . I like the one on the left .
Outdoor Bal's superauto guerrilla
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Thanx maffro, no stable weather so far, cold rains pouring down full 24hours and still to rain tomorrow.
Hopefully it stabilises in the next weeks, my and many other's plants really need more sunlight, at least north wind is drying the buds to keep molds away a bit.
This season is truly weird, practically october-ish weather since mid june and it's still going on.
I'm glad to grow Thai and Brazil genes, looking very resistant and sturdy, I know other growers are having a difficult time already in early flowering with this "summer" of ours.
Keeping the sunshine in my mind, positive vibes and hope to see them happy next time I go visit, which may be pretty soon.
Hopefully it stabilises in the next weeks, my and many other's plants really need more sunlight, at least north wind is drying the buds to keep molds away a bit.
This season is truly weird, practically october-ish weather since mid june and it's still going on.
I'm glad to grow Thai and Brazil genes, looking very resistant and sturdy, I know other growers are having a difficult time already in early flowering with this "summer" of ours.
Keeping the sunshine in my mind, positive vibes and hope to see them happy next time I go visit, which may be pretty soon.
Sticky fingers time!
First I can say it finally stopped raining, but only today. Last two weeks had 10+ days of rain and no days of sunshine at all, so my expectations were quite bad.
Copacabana cought mold, but nothing critical. Some bud parts were pulled down to save the others, I suspect a third of harvest will go lost after drying.
The cause for mold is mainly involvment of insects, so far the season is fantastic for all kind of pests, slugs and other animals so this was kind of expected. Bugs poo a lot.
Meanwhile the Muay Thai is doing great, absolutely no rot or mold so far, buds are elongated and airy structure, delicious mint smell and stickyness.
Old leaves are yellowing and dying, she may not need that much more to finish, but many thai growers say; if it looks done, leave it for another month
This won't be possible in my case, but she will stand for a month from now, I suspect harvest will be in the first week of october, but I will rather follow the plant not the dates.
Copacabana will stay until next round of rains, hopefully it will hold for at least 10 days or more.
Due to tech related trouble I could only make one photo of Muay Thai
Enjoy the weekend
*just having a taste of early bud from Copacabana from 10 days ago, chlorophyll taste, not strong yet but has a positive up high with mind expansion feeling, like when you visualise your holidays on a tropical island Pulled some more testers today from both plants
Cheers!
First I can say it finally stopped raining, but only today. Last two weeks had 10+ days of rain and no days of sunshine at all, so my expectations were quite bad.
Copacabana cought mold, but nothing critical. Some bud parts were pulled down to save the others, I suspect a third of harvest will go lost after drying.
The cause for mold is mainly involvment of insects, so far the season is fantastic for all kind of pests, slugs and other animals so this was kind of expected. Bugs poo a lot.
Meanwhile the Muay Thai is doing great, absolutely no rot or mold so far, buds are elongated and airy structure, delicious mint smell and stickyness.
Old leaves are yellowing and dying, she may not need that much more to finish, but many thai growers say; if it looks done, leave it for another month
This won't be possible in my case, but she will stand for a month from now, I suspect harvest will be in the first week of october, but I will rather follow the plant not the dates.Copacabana will stay until next round of rains, hopefully it will hold for at least 10 days or more.
Due to tech related trouble I could only make one photo of Muay Thai
Enjoy the weekend
*just having a taste of early bud from Copacabana from 10 days ago, chlorophyll taste, not strong yet but has a positive up high with mind expansion feeling, like when you visualise your holidays on a tropical island
Pulled some more testers today from both plants Cheers!
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Good show!
Hope you can give us some close up photos. Would love to see detail
Best wishes
Hope you can give us some close up photos. Would love to see detail
Best wishes
Great looking lady Bal!! Superb in every detail!! I'm with hank, close ups would be wonderful!
She is a stunner!!
She is a stunner!!Bud inspector is back from the bushes! 
Guess what.....
Copacabana was harvested today, she was practically at the end of her life, most leaves were yellow or dead, most stigmas brown and a lot of sticky resin I have a feeling in good conditions she would go for two weeks more, so I expect clear and cloudy trichomes, not amber which is good for a sativa.
Sadly there was lots of mold, I threw away around 40% of buds, could save more but it would take some days of careful trimming to separate the bad from the good. But I'm not sad about this, it's growing in the variable outdoor conditions and I find it normal this way, lots of guys are throwing 30-100% in my region this year. Been a terribly bad summer.
Muay Thai is finishing her cycle and I think she will be harvested by the end of this month, buds are looking amazing, branches are totally filled with them.
No words can describe the amazing smell, complex and delightful, bla bla bla... why am I trying?
She's my best plant so far. Maybe I could take her down already, but I think she can get even better with a little more sunshine.
Here's a couple of pictures, so judge for yourselves
Cheers!
Guess what.....
Copacabana was harvested today, she was practically at the end of her life, most leaves were yellow or dead, most stigmas brown and a lot of sticky resin
I have a feeling in good conditions she would go for two weeks more, so I expect clear and cloudy trichomes, not amber which is good for a sativa.Sadly there was lots of mold, I threw away around 40% of buds, could save more but it would take some days of careful trimming to separate the bad from the good. But I'm not sad about this, it's growing in the variable outdoor conditions and I find it normal this way, lots of guys are throwing 30-100% in my region this year. Been a terribly bad summer.
Muay Thai is finishing her cycle and I think she will be harvested by the end of this month, buds are looking amazing, branches are totally filled with them.
No words can describe the amazing smell, complex and delightful, bla bla bla... why am I trying?
She's my best plant so far. Maybe I could take her down already, but I think she can get even better with a little more sunshine.
Here's a couple of pictures, so judge for yourselves
Cheers!
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