Just back from the tent and I can tells ya, we're getting very close now...I can almost taste it...Actually I can, lol
The pistils are turning a lovely yellow, just before they start to dry up and turn bright orange.
The smell that's being emitted when I'm sitting infront of my ladies is overwhelming. Sweet, so sweet my lovely's ♥
One of the lowest buds. When I saw that frost, I just couldn't remove that little flowercluster.
A look beneath their skirts shows a whole lot of thick budsites. Let's keep our
crossed, they turn out to be thick rockhard buds
One of the smaller pheno girls. Even though she looks less frosty then her larger sisters do, this couldn't be farther from the truth. Beneath those relative healthy leaves lie a plethora of pistils, each set growing out of it's calyx. These still have some expanding to do, but you can already see that these are covered with trichomes.
Gonna leave these ladies alone for tonight and close up shop.
Just one thing todo and that is change a couple of values ever so slightly. Adjusted the extraction fan from 10 to 12%, that's it...
The light is still running at 45%, this isn't only very price efficient, but the plants are responding better to this amount of light then when it was at a higher output. co² is also running at a raised value, which is great because I absolutely have no work with this system for the moment.
VPD is just where I want it, sitting steady at 1.33. I need the humidity to be below 58% as this will completely prevent mold from forming.
Anyway, wish you guys and gals a fine evening or day or morning, wherever you might be
Regards,
Bob