So here we are roughly at end of Week 14. Some photos are from after that point as we are getting close to harvest. What can I say about these plants other than what they already are showing. I royally gave them some bad treatment with pH lockout, and still managed to come back together and finish strong. Noticing, these are all the same strain, with some clearly different phenotypes showing through. To that matter, they all are amazing and showing some real quality signs. The trichomes are almost all cloudy and I have a few amber coming in. The terpenes are coming out and the plants are finishing out the remainder of nutrients in the soil with some good flushing as well. Right now the ladies are in the dark for the next 48-72 hours. After that time period, I will check the trichomes one last time before I chop them to hang. The size of these nugs is not only impressive in terms of length, but the density is also there to back it up. These are some dense, resinous, long ass nugs! Corona virus has the best smell and smells almost like it's got a blueberry undertone going on. It is also packed with resin, which is a bonus, however the nugs are smaller than the other two plants. Big Red has the longest and most nugs out of the three. It's smell is not really much to speak of, and the resin is decent comparing to the others. Stubby has the thickest, densest and most crystal coverage out of all three of them. Unfortunately it is shorter and the overall yield is not as impressive as the other two. So they all have their pro's and con's, but I am thinking I am looking towards a decent harvest with some well grown bud. This might be a grow I am not as ashamed of in my history! 😆
Happy Growing, cheers! 👊😁
Gaia green has diamatecous earth. Awesome for bugs. Sprinkle in soil and some on top. Rips there bodies open and sucks their body juice out. Shitty way to go🤣🤣
@Rock_n_Roll_Randy, thanks man, deficiencies still showing so I got suspicious of lockout or pH. With oragnic nutrients lockout doesn't happen often. Shooting myself now lol, ah well we will bounce around. May just not be able be best result!
@Gunnen, you got this bro🤜🤛 now that you know the problem. And you can look for it next time and use it as a learning experience bro👍🤜🤛 deficiencies and any problem you have is shit but it's good to learn from it👍🤜🤛 they look better now my friend
@Rock_n_Roll_Randy, turns out the soil pH was whack. I also had flushed, but my pH meter needed calibration. So turns out I flushed with around 7.0 pH, kind of making problem worse. Her soil was over 7.0 PH slightly, while others are lower than 7, but could be lower. Hopefully can turn it around okay.
They look good still bro. Hope it will come back for ya but it doesn't look too bad. I know calmag deficiency can look like that too. And quantum board led lights are notorious for calmag deficiency. What soil and water do you use?
@Rock_n_Roll_Randy, using tap water with pH down formula. Soil is Fafard’s Agro Mix G5, usually pretty porous and fast drying. I think the Gaia Green dry amendments have Cal-Mag in them as well. I think I am fighting nutrient lock out due to soil pH being close to 7 if not higher. You could be right though, I am just worried to feed anything more at this point!
@Rock_n_Roll_Randy, it's called Ghost Rider. He lost his son and goes on a motorcycle travelling adventure to heal. Was pretty heart wrenching at points, but a good read!
@Rock_n_Roll_Randy, me too, his book was really good but super sad too. Yeah hopefully with pH right now and plenty of slow release food, they should finish out nicely.