twenty20 Twenty20 Mendocino 2021 Grow&show

[420_slim]

Thanks to @Twenty20 Adam advice and realizing I had alot of fungi gnats. Fixing the problem my girl are coming back to life. Day 47 girls going to be frosty. I have a question for you fine gents when do I stop feeding my girl nutes and start to flush?

 

[Kyote]

Thanks to @Twenty20 Adam advice and realizing I had alot of fungi gnats. Fixing the problem my girl are coming back to life. Day 47 girls going to be frosty. I have a question for you fine gents when do I stop feeding my girl nutes and start to flush?

Only thing i flush is the toilet :smoking:

 

[throxic]

Thanks to @Twenty20 Adam advice and realizing I had alot of fungi gnats. Fixing the problem my girl are coming back to life. Day 47 girls going to be frosty. I have a question for you fine gents when do I stop feeding my girl nutes and start to flush?

My Trizzlers started to fade at day 72 while I was feeding at ~1.8ec, so I dialed nutes back by half for a week. Then flushed her for the last 6-7 days and the fall colors really started to pop. I should note, I checked the trichs with my microscope before I started the flush and was at 10%clear/80%cloudy/10%amber. So I knew it was getting to where I wanted for optimal harvest. This is an important step, even if you just have a jeweler's loupe. That way you know for sure, but another way is to check the flower's pistils; if they're all golden/brown it's another sign for potential harvest. (Though some autos throw white pistils their whole life.) When I start to see golden pistils I know we're getting close.

I've also heard it isn't necessary, so it's up to the individual. I like to save a couple bucks if I can, so I "flush" at the end. (7-10days before harvest)

 

[420_slim]

My Trizzlers started to fade at day 72 while I was feeding at ~1.8ec, so I dialed nutes back by half for a week. Then flushed her for the last 6-7 days and the fall colors really started to pop. I should note, I checked the trichs with my microscope before I started the flush and was at 10%clear/80%cloudy/10%amber. So I knew it was getting to where I wanted for optimal harvest. This is an important step, even if you just have a jeweler's loupe. That way you know for sure, but another way is to check the flower's pistils; if they're all golden/brown it's another sign for potential harvest. (Though some autos throw white pistils their whole life.) When I start to see golden pistils I know we're getting close.

I've also heard it isn't necessary, so it's up to the individual. I like to save a couple bucks if I can, so I "flush" at the end. (7-10days before harvest)

Thanks alot I will definitely be paying more attention to the trichs. Will try to go for the same ratio 10/80/10.

 

[North Forge]

Great show. Thanks to every for posting their progress and results. Made the decision to pull the trigger on Twenty20s gear much easier. Looking forward to seeing more of these sweet genetics

 

[Twenty20 Adam]

Great show. Thanks to every for posting their progress and results. Made the decision to pull the trigger on Twenty20s gear much easier. Looking forward to seeing more of these sweet genetics

Agreed! Thanks to everyone who participated and all the insightful comments. Great show, great community!

 

[The^Dude]

Great show. Thanks to every for posting their progress and results. Made the decision to pull the trigger on Twenty20s gear much easier. Looking forward to seeing more of these sweet genetics

This will be one of my main go-to breeders now, I can’t believe how well they perform! I’m blown away by the quality, vigor, and I still can’t believe I have such a nice photo ready for harvest less than 60 days after flipping to flower. Just awesome!

 

[Twenty20 Adam]

Dude! That means a lot to us. Thanks for the great feedback and coming through heavy and hard on the killer grow and show. Concerning the fast flowering. Most of our cultivars originate from early ripening (and fast flowering) outdoor varieties. Most of the time this translates over to 7-8 week indoor flowering as well. We are releasing a new variety called Snow-G (not to be confused with Snow-G Auto. ) It's super Early outdoors and super fast indoors. Maybe another grow and show!?!?

 

[The^Dude]

Dude! That means a lot to us. Thanks for the great feedback and coming through heavy and hard on the killer grow and show. Concerning the fast flowering. Most of our cultivars originate from early ripening (and fast flowering) outdoor varieties. Most of the time this translates over to 7-8 week indoor flowering as well. We are releasing a new variety called Snow-G (not to be confused with Snow-G Auto. ) It's super Early outdoors and super fast indoors. Maybe another grow and show!?!?

Yeah man! Anytime you want to showcase something new I’m in! Early ripening is really important outdoors where I live, and I can’t imagine anyone will complain about chopping - perfectly ripe - two weeks earlier than they expected indoors either.

 

[The^Dude]

“The Great!” Harvest day, 59 days of 12/12.
So long and thanks for all the buds!
What an awesome grow. This plant was a treat from day one, super easy, very vigorous, and nicely uniform across 4 plants. Topped once it evened out pretty nicely with 4 main tops and a ton of satellite sites. Even the nugs at the bottom are smoke-worthy. I’m so excited to see what it’s going to do outside, the one in the tunnel is huuuge.
Aroma was complex and pungent: mostly fruity, heady garlic coming through, mint, fermentation, sometimes floral pink soap. The early bud I pulled off last week reeked of Bubbalicious Watermelon gum, which was a blast of nostalgia from my childhood. Now for a slow dry and we begin the cure. I can tell this will be on my absolute top shelf, and I’ll be growing her again and again. Beautiful purple color.
Oh! And only 59 days in flower! From the day I switched the lights to the day I chopped her down, I’m so impressed by the speed. Less than two months!!!
If you’ve never run a photo start here. If you have, try this beast out. Terp bomb indeed.