Platinum Gelato II and Garlic Storm II

GS - 46 completed 12-hour nights PG - 49 12-hour nights --GS-- Looking good. Had to stake and support each plant. GS4 not as much as others. Have a WPM issue. These plants are just weak AF in that regard. Now, it's reached the 3x3 more than before. Using H2O2, but options limited with buds. May give another potassium carbonate spray. These should look like real buds by end of week 7. Just have to wait for ripening to occur... would like to see more frost develop. The stigmata nearly all have color, now. They have not retracted. -------------------- --PG-- Found some WPM, albeit nothing like in the 4x4. Back-right plant looks done for a few days, now. However, it is not heavily covered in frost (deleted that macro shot. it was less impressive than other three plants). All stigma are retracted and it's getting a shade of purple, it seems. I won't let this one go much longer. The other 3 are roughly on same pace. Looking roughly like buds now. Stigmata have at least 50/50 color, but have not retracted like the back-right plant in 3x3. ------------- Overall, had a couple snapped bits here and there in GS tent. Took those off, trimmed them, and after 3 days had a schmoke... it was good with taste similar to previous 2 plants. It was nice and dense like before. It was fairly strong, surprisingly, given the early 'harvest.' One bit in 3x3 also had an issue and was removed, but it has not dried, yet. I'll likely have to through out maybe 10grams here and there per GS plant due to concern the wpm spread from leaves. Possibly a few grams from PG tent too. Jonesing for some decent bud, so the back-right in 3x3 is likely to be harvested soon. I don't wait for heavy amber, anyway. Each time i wait for more amber, i am less impressed with results. Clear trichomes does not mean devoid of THC... cloudy is actually the start of degradation, and amber is degradated from what i've read lately... on a site that doesn't make money marketing products or weed for profit. i should have bookmarked it.