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Sietske 2 oct
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2 october:
I have been away for 6 days, weather has been rainy and windy. Coming back after 6 days buds had swollen substantially, wind has not damaged the plants at all, reparation of the top of the plant (after breaking it by clumsiness) has worked out well. Hoping for sunshine, it is oktober. Frisian Dew isdoing fine this far, no sign of mould, even after a rainy week. keeping fingers crossed for next week. I am very happy with this strain so far, even after terrible rainy and windy week there is no damage at all.
22 hours: The new weather forecast says that after two weeks of wind and rain the Azores anticyclone is going to spread out over western Europe during next week, hopefully this will result in sunny weather as predicted, in this time of year this can allso mean fogg, but at the moment things are looking positive, temperatures going up to 19 C next friday!
5 October: I had mentioned that the plants had survived rain and wind, but sunday night the big one came a bit loose from the soaked ground, had rightened her up privisorily, and improved the situation today. I have pushed two u shaped pieces of rebar in the ground and connected the plants to those Irons with sisal rope. just before the next wave of rain and wind is coming over. In spite of awfull weather buds are clearly fattening up and a lot more solid than in previous years.
Weather improvement is predicted from tomorrow in the afternoon, sun is going to shine in the weekend! so my hopes are high.
Thismorning I ordered a simple microscope, to look at the trichomes.
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
Growing in the ground / Flowering nutrition.
Someone told me that when flowering starts plants need different nutrition, my plants are growing directly in the ground (no watering needed this year), Can it help to give extra Potassium and Phosfor? Plants look perfectly healthy.
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MrStinkyanswered grow question 3 years ago
Growing in the ground you have a huge beneficial eco system and nutrition from various sources - I would top dress with some Guano or some other PK booster (but low doses) and maybe water in some low dose organic outdoor bloom booster on subsequent feeds. It is unlikely you will need it but epsom on standby.
You may even be able to get your soil properly tested and they can give you approximate contents which is great for growing (anything) outdoors.
After this season you can amend the soil around and effectively build your own supersoil in the garden (that what I am aiming to do in the new house for next year!).
Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
¿Can molds from compost heaps jump to the buds of my plant or are the moulds and funghi in a heap of decaying weeds different species than the funghi responsible for bud rot?
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MrStinkyanswered grow question 3 years ago
Certain species are more or less tough towards different mold or fungi or bacteria etc. But infected compost can jump to plants, yes.
Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
Buds are definitely growing. I was just wondering if someone coud guesstimate how long I will have to wait till I can saw it down. at average weather conditions of about 17 celcius lower 60´s frisian dew. Excuse for the quality of Photographs. Need a real camera.
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Hashyanswered grow question 3 years ago
You are still a way of mate. Possibly up to 7 weeks left. You might be lucky and it be ready in another 4 weeks. I hope the climate where you live will hold out until it finishes.
Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
Would It be helpfull to use some kind of PK booster for plants standing in the ground? And what? Apply liquid fertilizer? Soil is probably packed with nitrogen. Plants are big and green. Would it increase speed of bud growth? Applying solid fertilizers would be late I guess.
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GMSgrowsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Have a look at my huge girls. Their all fed Massive Bloom Formulation. I swear by this stuff. All natural, made from bees. Best I have found since I started to use bloom boosters. Did a clone side by side comparison to no booster, the plant with massive bloom formulation, through out an ounce and a half more than her sister, with bigger harder nugs, and the girl with the booster tasted much nicer than without. Cheers
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Rap_a_capanswered grow question 3 years ago
Yep Bro, you can add PK nutes in the irrigating water. Looking at you plants they seem to have all they need. IMO you are doing well and balanced until now.When the plant will need something she will be the one to tell you, yellowing and discoloring the bottom canopy (which in any case would turn yellow due to senescence).
Balance is the trick!
Balance is the trick!
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MrStinkyanswered grow question 3 years ago
For organic PK booster you might wanna try Bac PK boosterb maybe some biobizz top max or some guanos, kelp (dry or liquid) or even banana tea :)
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
I see a lot of pistils, but still very few trichomes, while the pistils seem to change colour allready, seems different from last year when buds were very leafy but those little leafs were full of trichomes. Is this going to change?
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MrStinkyanswered grow question 3 years ago
You are only a couple of weeks into flower, be patient young jedi, the trichomes will come :)
If your pistils are browning very quickly all over the plant well before it is ready you may have been pollenated so just keep an eye on your seed bracts to look out for seeds.
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
It must be aquestion asked a lot, by beginners in autumn weather, but my question is how long untill I can harvest Sietske the early one and Tsjitske the later one, my frisian ladies, thank God the weather forecast is improving!
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MycoDananswered grow question 3 years ago
The best way to tell when your plant is ready to harvest is by looking at the trichomes. Use 60x magnification or better. A USB microscope or a jewelers loupe will work well. When all the trichomes are milky with a small percentage of amber ones it's ready to harvest. The percentage of amber trichomes is completely personal preference. I harvest my I divas when all the trichomes are milky with about 10% amber and I harvest my Sativas when there's about 15%-20% amber.
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Agricola_Borealisanswered grow question 3 years ago
@Grow3rPT My question was when can I harvest my plants, something must have been lost in automatic translation.
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Grow3rPTanswered grow question 3 years ago
Olá amigo
Não entendi bem a tua questão
Podes explicar te um pouco melhor
Abraço
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
Just some curiosity, but how does photoperiodic marihuana grow in the tropics where the light is allways about 12/12?
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Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
They go to flower right away. look at SOG grows( not SCROG ). Most will be 12/12 from seed. This grows small plants since they veg for 2-3 weeks and then start to flower.
But for outdoor grow with a 12/12 sun schedule growers will do one of 2 things if they want larger plants.
1. Grow indoors then bring them outside to flower
2. Add a supplemental light at the end of the day to keep the plant in veg then stop the supplemental light when they want to flower.
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Grow3rPTanswered grow question 3 years ago
Olá amigo, eu acho que a planta de cannabis em si é uma planta que se adapta às várias regiões no mundo e vários horários de luz. Por isso ela por ela própria entra em floração.
Eu acho que também a países muitos frios e que tem poucas horas de luz mas os cultivos são bons :)
Mas é uma boa questão irmão. Abraço
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GMSgrowsanswered grow question 3 years ago
And how does a photo period plant go into full bloom while there was still16 hours of daylight??
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
I read a trick for indoor growers to give the plants 36 hours of darkness before switching the light schedule to 12 / 12 to kickstart flowering. Would it be a good idea to do this outside, just at the moment that they give the first sign of flowering?
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Skinnytalls420answered grow question 3 years ago
Just make sure there getting 12 hours of darkness otherwise they will go back to vegging stage
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Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
No the reason for this is indoor your doing a sudden switch from XX/XX to 12/12 and by giving the extended darkness your "Convincing" the plant its now time to flower. Where outdoor its a gradual change to 12/12. If you are already seeing flowering then she is flowering.
Happy Growing
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
I once heard about 36 or 48 hours of darkness before harvesting, but my plants are standing in the ground. But.....you can keep branches alive for ages in a bucket of water. Now some branches I did not trim yesterday seem to get frostier.
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Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
No don't keep them alive in a bucket of water, You will want to harvest right before the sun rises. The reason for the darkness is during the day the plant collects energy from the sun. At night any leftover energy is used up. It will help with the curing process as the plant is not full of energy that has to break down. But it is not worth the hassle for the amount of gain you get. Nothing has been proven scientifically yet. There have been studies that show both yes and no answers. Every study I have seen that is more then 36h darkness has had either no effect or negative effects. Tests that have been done for 18-24h have shown the best results if any.
Happy Growing
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Agricola_Borealisstarted grow question 3 years ago
This year pistils darkened fast, some said my ladies might have been pollinated, others said itwas the wet (western Europe) weather, but now that I am smoking I find about 1 seed every gram of weed, just curious to know how many seeds other people find in their "sin semilla."
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NatureSolutionsanswered grow question 3 years ago
U have had bad luck with open air polination it happenes alot in the netherlands, i have had it multiple times, now my harvest is very late and it looks all the pollen were already out of the air for me this year, but weather wasnt my friend aswell, truly perfect for vegging like yours, but badd season for flowering our beasts.
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Agricola_Borealisanswered grow question 3 years ago
I did not have enough characters left to state that both of my plants were straight female, and that the neighbours growing on their balconies are very experienced growers, so I find it very improbable that my Femkes have been pollinated from there.
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Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
mine this year has only been one an i have smoked around 30g of it. pollen can travel kms with the right conditions. but also from the pollinators. Hummingbird are always eating from my plants.
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Cannabeast40commentedweek 23 years ago
Wish you best of luck and happy flowering 😊👌👍💪🙌
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Cannabeast40commented3 years ago
@Agricola_Borealis,i will cross my fingers for you and the ladies 🙌😊
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Agricola_Borealiscommented3 years ago
@Cannabeast40,thanks! Growing outdoors at 52 degrees north one needs a bit of luck with fotoperiodic monsters, but the weather forecast looks reasonably fair for the foreseeable future.
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Agricola_Borealiscommented3 years ago
@Cannabeast40,Thanks! At this moment it's all in the hands of the weather gods, plants look very healthy, cannot do anything but wait.
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BlaggieGoesPottycommentedweek 33 years ago
5 weeks
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Kitties_and_Colascommentedweek 33 years ago
Your plants look great!! We grew this strain about 4 years ago,it did really well for a guerilla grow imo...good luck with your harvest! 😽💨
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Kitties_and_Colascommented3 years ago
Same here.. we live in upstate NY, 10min from the Canadian border..it gets cold fast..we got spooked and pulled ours down a few days ago but I have friends who haven't but are watching them closely.. we've lost way too much to bud rot over the years that we don't chance much lol
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Agricola_Borealiscommented3 years ago
@Kitties_and_Colas, Nice to hear that they held out well!, Here aweather improvement is in the forecast for tomorrow afternoon onwards, and hopefully I can harvest during a period of sunny weather. This time of year can be anything, from balmy indian summer to cold windy showers with ice grains and everything...
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Kitties_and_Colascommented3 years ago
We're on the Canadian border (NE) , it gets cold early and I remember they held up really well...it must be a popular, they were out of stock 2 months ago..its one of those strains I think we need to revisit, hopefully you enjoy yours! 👊😺
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Mr_Cannuccia19commentedweek 53 years ago
Mastodontica 😍😎
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Agricola_Borealiscommented3 years ago
@Mr_Cannuccia19, ¡excuse me! Your name looked a bit Italian with double consonants which spanish does not have.
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Mr_Cannuccia19commented3 years ago
@Agricola_Borealis, Spagna amico, non so niente dell'Italia 👌🏻
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Agricola_Borealiscommented3 years ago
@Mr_Cannuccia19, Grazie! dove stai? Ho capito che in Italia si puo legalmente avere quattro piantine adesso? Negli ottanta era un gran avvontura funare una canna in Italia.
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