SSSC SSSC - Pineapple Poison adventure at AFN!

The green macro is the one with the fat trich heads

up close and purple... personal
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green
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Found a few disappointing nanners on the purple pheno.
Hopefully it was just the 2 and I got em early enough.
Would be ultra irritated if my new gals got knocked up by a herm lol

And also a closer look at the lock out issues. And a shot of the salt on the tops of my coco in there as well

And one of them is a healthy under branch
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Was too stoned to organize the pics lol
 
Yey Wooo hoooo...:woohoo::cooldance::yay::thanks:. I got a prezent..ha ha.. I got a prezent...:drool::woody::bump::baby::vibes::jump:
Got them
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:thanks::pass:

So here we go finally :shrug::doh::pop:
Pineapple poison from Super Sativa Seed Club.

Started soaking on 12/17/2020.
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Into the the propagator. 12/28/20
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Next to the open air 1/4/2021
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The lights are T5 and the soil is Fox Farms Happy Frog.:headbang::cheers:
 
as far as the lockouts. im 70% sure its the salts. some of the upper canopy stress was for sure from the light being to high.
i can visibly see the salts building up :/

and i was on 1/2 strength with these and they were all hungry so i bumped em all up and they loved it
a few weeks later and its creeping up.
no salt build ups on the pots that are top fed at all. and they are lush and green as can be.
even set up a DWC bucket with an auto for another trial with the nutes
so i have autopots, topfed and dwc in the coco
only the bottom fed gals have any issues. and it all seems to be shade leafs no bud material or sugar leafs. and bud production is still good enough that im not overly concerned
:yoinks: holy fork, it's goddamn green on top!:hothot:.... no bueno man.... the trick is that during earlier bloom stages, they do often love the extra nutes, but mid-late on, their needs drop off, especially late bloom... So more going in, less getting eaten = build-up....
It's the fans job to support the rest of the plant, which includes excess nutes... at the tips of the margin teeth (and the whole margin), there's "plumbing" that extrudes excess water (seen with guttation) which also will carry nutes like K+, hence the teeth burning...

What to do,... scrape the loaded shit off the surface for starters, consider flushing the pots if you're concerned about a clean finish..


Nanners may be from the stress, and/or in part a normal late survival thing, not uncommon.... Often I'm told nanner have weak/non viable pollen, unlike full-on male flowers that form at the nodes! Sneaky fuckers though; as much as I hawked my girls for bugs, mold, and pruned/LST, I still missed somebody getting jiggy wit' it on me last OD season! I'm finding the rare seed now and again in 5 of the girls, only that shitty Ice Cool (bad pheno) is clear I think... She has a funky-ass aroma and flavor, weak potency so I've not smoke much of her and explored... Most were in Pineapple so far, but between 1-6 seeds so far in the others. Some great crosses here, fem too- :rofl:, just no telling who the daddy was!
 
Both my phenos are the purple ones. I’m a disappointed though as I need to chop her tomorrow as she’s dying off. I’ve been through everything and I am convinced that she is at the end of her cycle. The buds are quite small but I have had issues with temperature due it being winter and the solution in the dwc buckets starts from 10c at night and 18c at day. So I take blame for that one as my other plants look underdeveloped for their age too.
 
Update--- Pineapple Poison purple pheno lower buds finally cloudy and harvested at 77 days in flower. Easy wet trim for purple pheno due to low leaf to bud ratio. Green pheno will be harvested possibly tomorrow and will be a more intensive trim since leaves are more intertwined within the buds. Comparatively each pheno appears to be a completely different looking strain.
 
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