Indoor RocBud Genetics: Grape Rolex, Iced Gushers, Cookies #1

My 3 girls I have left are
1 Iced Gushers whos @ 79 days
1 Cookies #1 @67 days
1 Diesel Cookies which is at 57 days which was topped by accident on day 41.

I think the Iced Gushers has a week or so to go. I am going to feed them and I will post some pics.
 
My 3 girls I have left are
1 Iced Gushers whos @ 79 days
1 Cookies #1 @67 days
1 Diesel Cookies which is at 57 days which was topped by accident on day 41.

I think the Iced Gushers has a week or so to go. I am going to feed them and I will post some pics.
I believe that you will have shorter grow times moving forward, since you sre adjusting your lights. Stressing them early on can extend the grow cycle length. I have seen an improvement in your plants since making some adjusments. Sign of a good grower, make adjustments and move forward. Keep up the good work. Peace, slow
 
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I believe that you will have shorter grow times moving forward, since you sre adjusting your lights. Stressing them early on can extend the grow cycle length. I have seen an improvement in your plants since making some adjusments. Sign of a good grower, make adjustments and move forward. Keep up the good work. Peace, slow
@slowandeasy Thanks for the kind words!

Both of the plants seems to have sped up their flowering in the last few days. The Iced Gushers is just too far along her stressed life. She still smells really good.

Cookies #1
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Diesel Cookies
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Iced Gusher
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@slowandeasy Thanks for the kind words!

Both of the plants seems to have sped up their flowering in the last few days. The Iced Gushers is just too far along her stressed life. She still smells really good.

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Yeah, once you stress a plant out the leaves effected at the time can often remain the same looking. As you said, too far a long. But they all look nice and healthy. Roc Bud Inc strains are vigorous and pour on the frost in flower. How is the density on them? I am starting Iced Gushers next! I have 2 Magic Cookies and 1 is going purple very early on, they just started budding and I see purple hues. FWIW Roc said the Purple Pheno of Magic Cookies is the BOMB! I normally dont seek out Purple strains. But Roc has some of the nicest Purple strains I have done in a long time. Many times Purple strains lack frost and look nicer than the buzz they provide. Not the case with Roc, I wont shy away from any Purple Phenos of his. I had a light green Grape Rolex Pheno that was out of bounds frosty! With the QB96 Elites you might want to adjust the Light intensity down near the very end, to avoid excessive light and trichome degrading. In fact I often put my plants in the dark for 2 or 3 days near the end to pump out trichomes in the dark. If you have another tent to dry your stuff in, you can pull the Iced Gushers a few days early and put her in the dark before harvest and let the rest continue to grow. Good work, will be interested to see how things finish and how you like the Iced Gushers. Peace, slow
 
Yeah, once you stress a plant out the leaves effected at the time can often remain the same looking. As you said, too far a long. But they all look nice and healthy. Roc Bud Inc strains are vigorous and pour on the frost in flower. How is the density on them? I am starting Iced Gushers next! I have 2 Magic Cookies and 1 is going purple very early on, they just started budding and I see purple hues. FWIW Roc said the Purple Pheno of Magic Cookies is the BOMB! I normally dont seek out Purple strains. But Roc has some of the nicest Purple strains I have done in a long time. Many times Purple strains lack frost and look nicer than the buzz they provide. Not the case with Roc, I wont shy away from any Purple Phenos of his. I had a light green Grape Rolex Pheno that was out of bounds frosty! With the QB96 Elites you might want to adjust the Light intensity down near the very end, to avoid excessive light and trichome degrading. In fact I often put my plants in the dark for 2 or 3 days near the end to pump out trichomes in the dark. If you have another tent to dry your stuff in, you can pull the Iced Gushers a few days early and put her in the dark before harvest and let the rest continue to grow. Good work, will be interested to see how things finish and how you like the Iced Gushers. Peace, slow
The Iced Gushers is frosting up really nice. The trics are clear/cloudy so a little ways to go. She is very dense and I have thinned her out in the last few weeks to get better airflow. I should have done it sooner.

What is amazing is how the other 2 have grown.
The cookies#1 is really starting to fill out. I only have 1 2x4 at the moment.

I always just assumed more light was better. Now I know better.
 
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The Iced Gushers is frosting up really nice. The trics are clear/cloudy so a little ways to go. She is very dense and I have thinned her out in the last few weeks to get better airflow. I should have done it sooner.

What is amazing is how the other 2 have grown.
The cookies#1 is really starting to fill out.
I see them filling out nicely! I am giving Roc Bud Inc strains more space than
most Autos...because they get pretty decent sized and the quality is very high. Dont be afraid to trim a little more aggresively than you have been with them. Very vigorous strains and none have been small plants for me at all. Goof luck, slow
 
I see them filling out nicely! I am giving Roc Bud Inc strains more space than
most Autos...because they get pretty decent sized and the quality is very high. Don't be afraid to trim a little more aggressively than you have been with them. Very vigorous strains and none have been small plants for me at all. Goof luck, slow
Can you define more aggressively? :)
I can tell by how they the younger 2 plants have responded that they would have been much bigger if I wasn't such a slow learner :) But all is well and we are on the right track. I try to learn something each grow and I have done better and better each one.

I appreciate everyone's help and advice.

@RocBudInc is putting out some amazing strains. All the pics give me hope that maybe someday my stuff will be that good.
 
Iced Gushers she maybe short but she's going to produce some really nice bud.

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Cookies #1

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Pic is a little bright the buds looks really nice.
 

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Can you define more aggressively? :)
I can tell by how they the younger 2 plants have responded that they would have been much bigger if I wasn't such a slow learner :) But all is well and we are on the right track. I try to learn something each grow and I have done better and better each one.

I appreciate everyone's help and advice.

@RocBudInc is putting out some amazing strains. All the pics give me hope that maybe someday my stuff will be that good.
You said that you didnt trim them much and could have done more trimming sooner. Looking at the pics I woukd agree. I see a lot of excessive fan leaves. Knowing you have 3 plants in that small space I would personally try to thin out the plants moreso than you did with these. Starting at the bottom, look at your own pictures and see what leaves look like they are in the shade in your own pictures. By more aggressive, I dont mean to strip them naked all at once. I am saying to keep up on them and thin them out as you go along vs trying to do a bunch at once. When you have 3 plants in a small area keeping good airflow is a good habit for multiple reasons and it will also allow more light access to bud sites. It is hard to know what is "too much" or not enough trimming on Autos when the phenos can be different on each plant we do. I totally get it, and that is something that each person has to determine what is best for their situation. Too much trimming at once can slow things down or inpact yield. Not enough trimming and yields, quality, and density can suffer. Generally you can pluck a few leaves every couple of days starting at the bottom and it will keep things more maintained and stress free. Think about people who do scrogs. Anything under the scrogg net is pretty much trimmed completely. That is because the light gets blocked out so much that the undergrowth will yellow up and die off from lack of light. I am not a super aggressive trimmer on Autos, unless I have done the strain a few times. So many factors on how Autos yield, so I like to see how plants do with minimal training or excessive trimming. Your doing a great job, keep up the good work. I am just letting you know that Roc Bud Inc strains get pretty big and grow aggressively. In general larger/more aggressive plants do better with Trimming vs say a small Short Indica Dom strain. Small, short, Indica dom stains tend to have less branches and leaves in general. Leaf tucking works well vs excessive trimming. I have not seen a small short Indica dom strain from Roc Bud at all. I have 2 White Cracks for example that are Indica Dom and they will have minimal trimming until late veg or flowering. Where as the Purple Scoops in the same little tent has been plucked upon a coupke times a week in veg.
Good luck, slow
 
You said that you didnt trim them much and could have done more trimming sooner. Looking at the pics I woukd agree. I see a lot of excessive fan leaves. Knowing you have 3 plants in that small space I would personally try to thin out the plants moreso than you did with these. Starting at the bottom, look at your own pictures and see what leaves look like they are in the shade in your own pictures. By more aggressive, I dont mean to strip them naked all at once. I am saying to keep up on them and thin them out as you go along vs trying to do a bunch at once. When you have 3 plants in a small area keeping good airflow is a good habit for multiple reasons and it will also allow more light access to bud sites. It is hard to know what is "too much" or not enough trimming on Autos when the phenos can be different on each plant we do. I totally get it, and that is something that each person has to determine what is best for their situation. Too much trimming at once can slow things down or inpact yield. Not enough trimming and yields, quality, and density can suffer. Generally you can pluck a few leaves every couple of days starting at the bottom and it will keep things more maintained and stress free. Think about people who do scrogs. Anything under the scrogg net is pretty much trimmed completely. That is because the light gets blocked out so much that the undergrowth will yellow up and die off from lack of light. I am not a super aggressive trimmer on Autos, unless I have done the strain a few times. So many factors on how Autos yield, so I like to see how plants do with minimal training or excessive trimming. Your doing a great job, keep up the good work. I am just letting you know that Roc Bud Inc strains get pretty big and grow aggressively. In general larger/more aggressive plants do better with Trimming vs say a small Short Indica Dom strain. Small, short, Indica dom stains tend to have less branches and leaves in general. Leaf tucking works well vs excessive trimming. I have not seen a small short Indica dom strain from Roc Bud at all. I have 2 White Cracks for example that are Indica Dom and they will have minimal trimming until late veg or flowering. Where as the Purple Scoops in the same little tent has been plucked upon a coupke times a week in veg.
Good luck, slow
Thank you, I will def heed your advice going forward.
My next grow is going to be Regs for the Female Seeds grow battle.
Sexbud which is C99xWhite Grapefruit which should be fun and interesting to grow.

I have learned quite a lot from this board in the last few months and I have high hopes for my next few runs.
 
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