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How long do triks normally run for @Twenty20 Adam ,she will be seven weeks old this coming Sunday and she's trucking on fast im thinking about 11 weeks for her by how she looks at the moment.View attachment 1312054View attachment 1312055View attachment 1312056
Those have definitely matured quickly and are quite large for 7 weeks. From the looks of the tops, they should be able to go anoter 2-3 weeks but 4 weeks is probably pushing it. Looks like you still have a good amount of swelling left too!
Great job!
 
St. Tom - update #11
Pics update today my glue sniffer started flower nutes also my snow g has started taking off so I'm in a good place at day 40 and day 15 @Twenty20 Adam
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Very Nice! Happy to see the little Snow-G is looking good.
the same shes got me intrigued and thanks for letting me try your strains bro I cant wait to see how they both turn out
 
I am rubbish at describing smells, but I can say that it has a sweet earthiness to it.


It seems like the majority of people that grow/smoke cannabis are absolutely terrible at noticing/picking up on and describing aromas lol.

I ask this question a lot....Pretty much anytime someone posts a pic of good looking buds/plants anywhere online and doesn't describe the aroma I ask the question because the aroma/flavor is a huge aspect of why I choose specific strains to grow, and so often, majority of the time, I get the same response "I'm not good at describing smells" or, "It smells like weed". lol

I'm obsessed with aromas and it is one the main reasons I grow and enjoy the plant so much, I can go on long rambles about the aroma/essence of different strains. When I've got plants growing I'm one that will repeatedly stick my nose/fingers into a bud and smell it over and over again for several minutes at a time, multiple times a day. Then even when I'm away from the plants I can't stop smelling my fingers through out the day lol.


I understand though lol, I know a lot of folks struggle with sensing/noticing and describing aromas.... While "sweet earthiness" doesn't really paint a picture for me, I get the general characteristic of the aroma.


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It seems like the majority of people that grow/smoke cannabis are absolutely terrible at noticing/picking up on and describing aromas lol.

I ask this question a lot....Pretty much anytime someone posts a pic of good looking buds/plants anywhere online and doesn't describe the aroma I ask the question because the aroma/flavor is a huge aspect of why I choose specific strains to grow, and so often, majority of the time, I get the same response "I'm not good at describing smells" or, "It smells like weed". lol

I'm obsessed with aromas and it is one the main reasons I grow and enjoy the plant so much, I can go on long rambles about the aroma/essence of different strains. When I've got plants growing I'm one that will repeatedly stick my nose/fingers into a bud and smell it over and over again for several minutes at a time, multiple times a day. Then even when I'm away from the plants I can't stop smelling my fingers through out the day lol.


I understand though lol, I know a lot of folks struggle with sensing/noticing and describing aromas.... While "sweet earthiness" doesn't really paint a picture for me, I get the general characteristic of the aroma.


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I know I am missing out on a huge part of growing, but in my case, it's because my sense of smell is almost entirely fucked. Unless it's a particularly pungent strain like CDLC or Mango Smile, I can never pick up on much beyond the classic weed smell. The CDLC I grew smelled of rotten mangoes, damp socks, and acetone. The MS was pure mango, while growing, curing, and vaping. I did grow last year a Fugue State that was the sweetest, creamiest thing I've ever smelled: all I could think of when sniffing it was lemon meringue pie. Bloody delicious.
 
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