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dalemac dalemac
6 years ago
Things are getting close now on the outdoor Raspberry Glue. She was flushed last week and I figure she has less than a week to go before she's ready for harvest. Trichomes are maybe 30% amber with everything cloudy at this point. --------- September 3 - I can't lift the rock off the base anymore to water the plant without her keeling over sideways from the increasing bud weight. This is a problem. She's still drinking enough that the weight of the container is no longer enough to offset her natural lean. Gonna have to be careful and do some thinking here. --------- September 4 - first stab at correcting the lean problem. Will take some observation to see how she handles the afternoon wind - worst case is might need two more tie-offs... but we have less than a week to go before harvest so nothing too elaborate planned. ---------- September 5 - first attempt at trichome photography with something that I'd purchased previously but was unsuccessful with. Minor success here. We're ready to harvest in any event. Trichomes seem to be quickly shifting to amber at least up top on the plant. Gradually cutting back water, and we plan to harvest Saturday morning before dawn.
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Grow Questions
dalemac
dalemacstarted grow question 7 years ago
As a general rule, should I cut off fan leaves that show abnormal growth... for example the RG's curling upwards or wilting. Most of the new growth from all the clones in this diary are growing normally - so are the fan leaves showing damage of various sorts better removed?
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Leaves. Too many
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 7 years ago
Hey there so Defoliation can be a good thing, but I wouldn't recommend cutting them now. Those twisted drooping leaves should hopefully pick up once your watering and nutes get on track. The plants aren't looking really bad so I'd leave those lights until the pop of fully dicoloered and clearly dead.
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dalemac
dalemaccommentedweek 27 years ago
I'm using a Sun Hut Blackout grow tent which is 3'-3" square and a little over 6 feet tall. Most of these girls will eventually be moved outdoors for the summer (I have some questions about that)- but everyone will veg in the tent for at least another month. Those going outdoors will be moved into 5 gallon containers and the lucky girls remaining in the tent will be moved to 3 gallon containers to make sure they fit in the tent (still deciding on this).
sneal
snealcommentedweek 67 years ago
Plants look great! I got mine off to an early start indoors and then gradually climatized them for the outdoors, enjoy the grow!
dalemac
dalemaccommented7 years ago
@sneal, ...ready to get serious starting this weekend when I'll move all that are going outdoors out, and flip the lights to flowering for the remaining indoor girls.
Experimentgreen
Experimentgreencommentedweek 37 years ago
Hey there so with your leaf problem, I didn't think it looked to bad....was it too much wind, nutes, watering practices? I had a variety of leaf problems with my plants and usually they resolved themselves, except when bugs were involved. I think most people stand by removing leaves if they're completely beyond repair, or when they're older if they're blocking the light to other growth nodes.I thought I saw 1 extremely shriveled leaf in pic 6, if so, that leaf might be worth removing, just don't accidentally take any of the new growth with it. :) I hope they'll be growing like wildfire before too long. :)
dalemac
dalemaccommented7 years ago
@Experimentgreen, All the damage shown in the photos was present when the clones were acquired so the source isn't clear - but the new growth looks fine all around so I think I'm on track. I'm generally loathe to cut anything that isn't clearly dead so I'll probably leave everything for now except those shriveling SD things. In fact that whole branch at the bottom will eventually come off when she gets older and repotted so maybe it's all for the best to cut it now now since she was just topped yesterday. The girls will be repotted into their final homes middle of next week.
Jamminbear
Jamminbearcommentedweek 27 years ago
I was going to do 5 gallon smart pots but the store i went too made some good arguments regarding larger pot size such as less days of watering. Im not so sure now.. the 20 gallon pots are huge!!
dalemac
dalemaccommented7 years ago
@Jamminbear, I want to try something larger than 5 gallons to experiment, but I still want to be able to pick the girl up and move her around - so I might try a couple 7 gallon pots for fun.
Jamminbear
Jamminbearcommentedweek 27 years ago
I m planning on doing the same and bring out the females around the June Soltice. I might go big and do a 20 gallon pot. hahehhe
dalemac
dalemaccommented7 years ago
@Jamminbear, hehe... I've never tried anything larger than a 5 gallon container. The upside is that it's easy to lift a 5 gal container to see how thirsty the plant is, which is something I've gotten used to (I've got fabric pots with handles this year so I'm eager to test them out). I was going to try and use one of those half oak barrel planters we have a couple of in the yard but my wife nixed that idea with much less interesting plants. Wouldn't be able to lift it anyway. Also allows me to control how much nutrients I give each plant too. These fabric pots are alleged to require more moisture. We shall see.
growdoctordc
growdoctordccommentedweek 27 years ago
Following. What’s your room size please? That’s a stat that should be included in the template, don’t you agree?
dalemac
dalemaccommented7 years ago
@growdoctordc, I agree that stat should probably be included - at least for indoor grows. I actually wrote the response below before I figured out it wasn't a "reply". Cannabis might have something to do with that.... Newbie for growdiaries... been around the block for a few crops.
GrownTrees
GrownTreescommentedweek 196 years ago
you have reallt nice strains and special strains i like that, i wanna grow so many strains hard to choose every year :). Enjoy your nice harvests !!
ToadieK
ToadieKcommentedweek 196 years ago
holy moly. nice harvest
growdoctordc
growdoctordccommentedweek 136 years ago
@dalemac wrote “Weather has been steady with morning fog followed by sunny low 80s daytime and high 50s night.” That’s perfect growing weather! I mean artisanal top shelf outdoor! Sorry to hear about the one casualty, but you are correct about making up for her with your outdoor harvest.
growdoctordc
growdoctordccommentedweek 116 years ago
Lemon haze + Cookies = Lemon Cookies Mmmmmmmm Breed those strains two if at all possible!
dalemac
dalemaccommentedweek 27 years ago
This is what I could come up with for genetic information for Raspberry Glue which is supposedly a high CBD strain... Lineage: Gorilla Glue #4 x Pink Champagne Flavors: sweet, raspberry, floral, earthy. Effects: relaxed body high, happy, euphoric head high. Known to Alleviate: pain, anxiety, depression. BayCure (oakzendelivery.com) lists this as a 50/50 CBD strain with 7.2% THC and CBD.