Not sure that'll work m8 lol she was huge but not a huge yield.. For me mainly due to conditions and the fact I hadnt been growing long at that stage.. Learn as you go But I loved every tasty bud of er
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Long overdue update.. Were now past day 70 but won't be finishing yet. They aren't getting as thick as I was hoping but its looking promising. The darkest purple plant was harvested early because I needed the space and it wasn't performing as well as the others.
These were taken yesterday... Im having issues with storage and what not so I'll have upload the next plant later on.
I know the journal boring af but cheers for popping in.
Peace.
These were taken yesterday... Im having issues with storage and what not so I'll have upload the next plant later on.
I know the journal boring af but cheers for popping in.
Peace.
Heres the small one that got the chop pretty much at day 70 it was looking good but the training didnt do it well. heres a shot of the funk leaf patterns it had and some bud so rich in colour it looks like a blackberry!
Here's the second one that didn't really agree with the training either, so its not much to look at. Buds are nice though.
And heres the jewel of the bunch.
These buds are looking and smelling amazing! There isn't any signs of yellowing or end of cycle maturation so hopefully twenty more days and they juice up. Fingers crossed.
Here's the second one that didn't really agree with the training either, so its not much to look at. Buds are nice though.
And heres the jewel of the bunch.
These buds are looking and smelling amazing! There isn't any signs of yellowing or end of cycle maturation so hopefully twenty more days and they juice up. Fingers crossed.
Looking nice, the color is coming through.
Haven't grown many purps myself, just some hints on some old Silver Pearl and NL hybrids.
They'll thicken up quite a bit, I reckon, as the pistils are still mostly white.
Haven't grown many purps myself, just some hints on some old Silver Pearl and NL hybrids.
They'll thicken up quite a bit, I reckon, as the pistils are still mostly white.
This is only my second round of purple, iv'e never come across it otherwise.Looking nice, the color is coming through.
Haven't grown many purps myself, just some hints on some old Silver Pearl and NL hybrids.
They'll thicken up quite a bit, I reckon, as the pistils are still mostly white.
I'm hoping they beef up, I've adjusted their diet to accommodate for extended flower time.
How are things going in your neck of the woods?
Thanks for the rep and good wishes!
My super early Early Top Tao boy is showing some purps on his stamens....
They look like a match made in heaven Hahaha and hey no matter that its a boy purple is purple.
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Thank you guys for being involved! Things are winding up here so I though i would tag you all in for the low down.
The two smaller trained plants have been harvested and the last is finishing up nicely. Its been one week since I allowed two so I'm happy. On that note the two smaller plants yielded considerably less and where barely worth taking good pics of.
After thinking for a while I figured the combination of being crushed in the accident and then trained to be half the height of the survivor left their roots damaged and canopy twice the distance from the light as it should have been equalling wispy buds
The darkest purple plant barley harvested more than a quarter but was some nice smoke for a week that everybody was blown away with.
The second plant harvested that was originally plant [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] I think was trimmed last night after showing signs of ripening around a week ago.
Luckily she was raised on a bucket for a while toward the end and had the chance to bulk up. Ended up as some sweet looking bud with amazing smell, just a little stretched out and airy.
The lucky plant on the other hand has been appreciating a last minute feed boost in previous weeks with good response. The pk 13/14 pumped her up nicely. She's drinking through what I think will be her last feed of just water zym and molasses. She's just starting to show signs of ripening on her leaf so its home stretch ahooy here.
My net is being slow as shit so the next photos will have to be done later on.
Thanks for stopping by anyway, one these guys wind up I'll be updating g in my maim thread. Stop by and drop a line!
Peace.
Thank you guys for being involved! Things are winding up here so I though i would tag you all in for the low down.
The two smaller trained plants have been harvested and the last is finishing up nicely. Its been one week since I allowed two so I'm happy. On that note the two smaller plants yielded considerably less and where barely worth taking good pics of.
After thinking for a while I figured the combination of being crushed in the accident and then trained to be half the height of the survivor left their roots damaged and canopy twice the distance from the light as it should have been equalling wispy buds
The darkest purple plant barley harvested more than a quarter but was some nice smoke for a week that everybody was blown away with.
The second plant harvested that was originally plant [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] I think was trimmed last night after showing signs of ripening around a week ago.
Luckily she was raised on a bucket for a while toward the end and had the chance to bulk up. Ended up as some sweet looking bud with amazing smell, just a little stretched out and airy.
The lucky plant on the other hand has been appreciating a last minute feed boost in previous weeks with good response. The pk 13/14 pumped her up nicely. She's drinking through what I think will be her last feed of just water zym and molasses. She's just starting to show signs of ripening on her leaf so its home stretch ahooy here.
My net is being slow as shit so the next photos will have to be done later on.
Thanks for stopping by anyway, one these guys wind up I'll be updating g in my maim thread. Stop by and drop a line!
Peace.
