Blueberry grow diary (journal) week10 by Kvothe

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Stickcommentedweek 66 years ago

@Kvothe Purple colors may never appear. I've read somewhere that they usually tend to appear when the day/night temperature difference is high (cold nights). Anyhow I'm confident you'll get a sweet perfume and delicious aromas ;-) Good luck with your last days and happy growing! 👊

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Kvothecommented6 years ago

@Stick, it took me 1.5 years of growing and over 15 different strains to find a keeper strain first time. hope you will get all your wanted one day ^^ i had selected this blueberry between 3-4 different phenotypes. cloned it maybe 40 times in 6-7 months, handed out bunch of them!.

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Stickcommented6 years ago

@Kvothe, Yeah but I've just finished a BlackBerry that never turned purple, this must be pheno-related... Too bad I didn't get this beautiful tint 😭

Kvothecommented6 years ago

@Stick, this pheno has sweet blueberry smell, it starts to release its aroma around week 3 of flowering. also it gets purple and blue tints around buds during last two weeks of flowering. all genetics, not because of frost or flush... thanks bro!

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HighRoller909commentedweek 126 years ago

Too delicious

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Kvothecommented6 years ago

@909HighRoller, yeah :d

Silasbotwincommentedweek 86 years ago

Very nice work dude 👍🏼😊 Nice frosty buds 😋

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Kvothecommented6 years ago

@Silasbotwin, thanks dude!

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CAMOGROWNcommentedweek 66 years ago

1000 w nice!

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Kvothecommented6 years ago

@CAMOGROWN, im using 600+400 combined! thanks.

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ChefDan420commentedweek 126 years ago

Nice 👍🏼

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Silasbotwincommentedweek 116 years ago

Yummy bro 😋

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LumberjackBudscommentedweek 126 years ago

Do you know the name of the dank, kvothe?

Kvothecommented6 years ago

@PM_ME_YOUR_TREES, oh you don't have to remind me, i was just thinking about it yesterday!

LumberjackBudscommented6 years ago

@Kvothe, You’ll be waiting years, just like for the 3rd book. :(

Kvothecommented6 years ago

@PM_ME_YOUR_TREES, hope to learn it one day ^^

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NugLife420commentedweek 124 years ago

Very nice 😎

Kvothecommentedweek 76 years ago

@midEastern , my blueberry pheno is fast flowering. total of 6 weeks or less. these have been in flowering less than a month. (and vegged for only 21 days) purpling already began, they don't become more purple in colder temps, i have been running this pheno clones for 6-7 months. the genetic trait of this blueberry does not depend on temparature. i will picture it next week. @ShaggyGrower i do hope u know not everything depends on environment. genetics is the key. as for the night time temps, i run my hids at night. so it is couple degrees warmer. these plants never been in a temperature lower than 25 C i guess. Strong stuff. @ChillumMafia , @Kindbudz to all of you; are the last weeks for two of these bad boys. FeelsGoodMan to have a such fast and awesome pheno! sorry i asked a question that i know of its answer!! it was just for fun...

Kvothecommented6 years ago

@ShaggyGrower, no they are true sadly. we are in summer and where i live nights are much colder compared to days. while lights are closed in day time, room is actually the same or higher.. also i have a veg&clone tent working in daytime so that adds couple degrees. i know about cold method but its not reliable imo. happy growing to you too! edit:added photos. first signs of purpling barely seeable.

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ShaggyGrowercommented6 years ago

@Kvothe, Yes, I realize that absolutes are often inaccuracy sprayed about and as such, not *everything* depends on environment; not everything depends on genetics, etc, etc - it's more often then not a mix of factors. My point was that if the genetics can go purple, sometimes they need a push to go purple. Cold conditions in late harvest is a method I've read about and tried successfully. Regarding your night temp, that's your plants day temp as the lights are on, so it looks like you have your temps the wrong way around as above they're referring to the day and night temps for the plants (their lights on/lights off temps) rather than our human day/night temps. Happy Growing!

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