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Ya and many types of bugs in different stages She looked so healthy but her poor buds were eaten to larph
Ya and many types of bugs in different stages She looked so healthy but her poor buds were eaten to larph
Ya and many types of bugs in different stages She looked so healthy but her poor buds were eaten to larph
Same here with rot block, still got the two biggest to trim on Sunday. They were mostly healthy... Both were split by the heavy storms late spring. Tops ripped off. Only the lower branches made it. That was when we had the tornado in the area. Maybe 15 miles from meThe outdoor seems to always be ever challenging with new n different obstacles to overcome. I always go into the season with anticipation of losing a fair bit by the end. I almost always loose at least 1 plant, this year I lost 4 from the raccoons never seen that coming lol. I think the outdoor challenges make a better indoor grower however, so some struggle is good imo. Figuring out how to beat the bud rot has been tough. I used RotBlock again this year and still lost a bit due to rot but probably would have been much worse without it.
Nice buds on that girl...@Waira
Hi everybody!I'm very sorry to longer absence. This season is realy severe .We was have abnormaly high temperatures at start autum in Czechia 20-25C°!I was never seen that warm weather in this period!
This is unplanned part harvest of TROPICANNA POISON FAST in 20.September before four days of planned harvest.Buds was be too much heavy and stem was be split.Trichoms was be mostly white,luckily.In any case not optimal process of harvesting.
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If I would have grown outdoors this year, they would have had to been some heat hardy bitches fo' sho!Yeah, was a wet spring and when we did hit summer, it was hot and dry then pre-fall has been cold and wet. Perfect conditions for mold and rot. Only two of my OD plants seem to be untouched by mold. But buds never really "grew" big
I'm dyin' to put my nose and lungs to summa dat! Those lean moderate density colas are so nice, lots of room for the trich's to blow up vs. compacted bud, and of course better for OD life in a moldy world... On the must-do list next year!Speed Racer got the chop this past weekend. It has some nice stacks on it. I love the funky fabric fresh citric fuel aroma it has and earlier sample branches are very energetic. Tons of harvesting and trimming so I've been extremely busy working on bringing down the outdoor goodies. I'll be trimming and making hash through the winter!
She's a beaut' mate, that clone was a true score! She filled in very nicely and toughed out the weather really well-Final dayz for Texada Time Warp. Gonna be pretty much dry until Sunday, so looking to chop this weekend. Also a couple pictures of Blueberry which is gonna take a while longer if she makes it that long. So far, so good.
-- at least the growing part! ...I feel the same, part of me is ready for the break from duty, the other is already eyeing the list for the next round-It's almost over with Growmeis.
It's all kind of bitter sweet.
I Love growing this plant.
This cultivar has been an OD star for you, and I have noted this for OD grow reference! (who's the breeder again?) ...Another lovely plant my man, really nice bud and colons->Citrus super Haze update.
She's still plugging on. Maybe another week.
-- auto-fill does it again!The colons are large and good buds.
She's another OD queen in my book, and you guys are proof of that! We all know each seed is a little gamble on the pheno thing, and Jean does super well despite not having the benefit of growing dozens of them for breeding selections.Skunk Hero 22 F1
@Waira
Same with this girl harvest about a week or so. It's got nice size colons coming on it they're about 3 ft long most of them. Buds are maturing quickly I had a bit of Bud ride on this one in a couple of spots and she picked up the powdery mildew this year it's something I didn't have to deal with last year with the string. But still pretty much easy button it is a bit bushier this one then last year I had a bit more trimming to do but hopefully the product on this plant is better than last year's.
You've had nice volunteers every year! ...keep it up and you'll have your own landrace at this rate-ast plant standing this year in the outdoor run. One of the volunteers from last year. I'm pretty sure this is the HoneySkunk F1. Hopefully it will make it all the way. It's getting down into the low 40s at night n the colors are really popping... it smells terrific like a black pepper n sweet melon gas mixture.
-wow, that trunk just blew up! ... at least she was salvageable...Hi everybody!I'm very sorry to longer absence. This season is realy severe .We was have abnormaly high temperatures at start autum in Czechia 20-25C°!I was never seen that warm weather in this period!
This is unplanned part harvest of TROPICANNA POISON FAST in 20.September before four days of planned harvest.Buds was be too much heavy and stem was be split.Trichoms was be mostly white,luckily.In any case not optimal process of harvesting.
Normal structure is maybe better for growing without support.
-- fuck! It was a hard-ass season for you Jp, last year was no picnic either...So, it doesn’t look like I’ll have anything to show for the dry bud pic, musta over dried the blackjack fast… ran it through the bowl trimmer and turned it all into joint material. Not that I’m pissed, I’ll either roll all joints with it or run it for bubble hash. Either way, it was a crap season here and lost about a 1/4 of that plant to bud rot/mold. Just happy I got something out of it. Berry chem smell to it. Sweet and pungent.
Harvest pics of the Cherry Apple fritter (photo). TY @Kyoteand @420Forever for the harvest points but the Brain Damage plant had a severe case of bugs so she is in the compost pile.
I think many of the bugs came from the fence wood but many may have hitch hiked with the many ants around ?
Anywho that's farming would have been nice for her to be like the indoor Brain damage plant I grew that I loved
... this and all the above and then some are why I don't check off a harvest as a Win until it's in the jars!The outdoor seems to always be ever challenging with new n different obstacles to overcome. I always go into the season with anticipation of losing a fair bit by the end. I almost always loose at least 1 plant, this year I lost 4 from the raccoons never seen that coming lol. I think the outdoor challenges make a better indoor grower however, so some struggle is good imo. Figuring out how to beat the bud rot has been tough. I used RotBlock again this year and still lost a bit due to rot but probably would have been much worse without it.
Nice looking plantOh yeah, some last pics from me!
>>> Funky Miracle (T20M) - did great, such a solid performer even as a late start... yield will be pretty small, not sure if that me, conditions/grow spec's, her or a combo of them. Quality is there though! Lots of glassy resin; live aroma was 7-Up like with some other funk going on in the background... she got skunky at the end too.
Drying is nearly done, aroma shifting toward a definite funky chem-ish side now so hard to say where she'll end up! Funky indeed...
I don't know if/when she'll be released?
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