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As usual we started our seeds in a glass of water with seed and root from Dutch Science Nutrients, in no time they were ready for soil. These girls are regulars so the plan is to get a couple of cuts per plant as soon as possible so they can hit the bloom tent for sexing. Time is moving swiftly towards spring, we are hoping to have at least one female out of the two and that we find a strain desirable enough to grow outside this year. Girls grow tall, boys shall fall!
Not much to report, we have been moving things around again but this is not their last stop. Within a few more weeks or so we will see how they show, so far we expect the taller one to be a male but only time will tell! Hopefully we have one little girl out of the two to care for this season!
These two are doing quite well and are ready to step up in pot size, hopefully this will help them branch out a little faster so we can take the cuts we need. They both seem strong and hearty which is a good sign although we won’t really know what is what until we set them into bloom, this will be fun as long as we have one female. Time is moving quickly so let’s hope they get a groove on.
These two had a quick transplant into a 2 gallon fabric pot with a mix of left over soils, it has been quite chaotic but we managed to tend to them before any issues arose. We used the Myco 4 again and they did well with the change. As soon as they are ready the cuts will be taken, than it will be time for show and tell. One girl is all we need but two would be fine also!
Well the day has come, these two have been put into flower mode and we are very excited to see the secrets unfold. To say the least we hope they are both girls, either way we know it will be a blessing to have even one but it would be nice to be able to continue the story of them! Time will tell!
The results are in…….
#1 is a pretty little girl and well…. #2 is not!
We are quite happy with this and now we can focus our love and attention on #1! It is a blessing to have this little girl in our lives and we can not wait for her to take form! YAY! 💚✌️
As you can see our male plant is now at peace and our female is blooming beautifully. There are not any complaints with this girl so far and we do hope she maintains her grove. It is unfortunate but we lost our clones, we decided to take a couple more because we would really like to have this girl outside and although they have bits of flower on them they are standing tall and beautiful in the tray. Come on roots! We can already smell the wonderful aroma of her and we are excited to see the end result, for now she grows on! 💚✌️
This is a beautiful girl and we are happy to say that the last clones taken (while in flower) have survived, they have been planted in pots so now we do hope they adapt to the vegetation stage once again. As for the momma, the powdery mildew did start to look destructive so we gave her (along with a few others) a milk bath. Normally we would not spray the flower but after months of cleaning up other plants leaf by leaf we basically had had enough. The weather was not cooperating so this was done inside, the leaves looked a little silky afterwards but the flower appeared to be fine so aside from the milky mess that needed to be cleaned up it seemed to do the trick. Unfortunately another method popped up so this was also tried, we probably should have waited to try another method without much time between the two but if the mildew takes over the plant will be a complete waste anyway. As you can see the hairs have darkened and curled but we are pleased to see new ones growing. The moral of the story, we learned once again of a few more dos and do nots inside more dos and do nots! The milk bath will be a regular practice on our Eiffel, the other ladies that join her as well as the surrounding culprits that will carry it across our yard, this will be done in the sunlight followed by a water rinse when the sun goes down and we will do this until the flowering begins. Live and learn! We will see how she heals over the last few weeks of her cycle, fingers are crossed that the mildew is gone and she recovers to her beautiful self!
The week has gone by without and issues and this girl is grooving along. The milk wash did the trick with the mildew but it did leave some residue, this is better than the mildew in my opinion. There is a lot of leaf throughout the flower but she has a nice smell to her, this indoor season has been about what to do in our upcoming outdoor grow and we have stressed many plants! This girl has done well and we think we will be happy with her in the end although she still has much to do.
It is almost time for this girl to come down, we are pleased with how she has handled herself over the last few months and we look forward to the harvest. Thankfully the clones that were taken while she was in bud have stretched themselves out and seem to be getting back on growth track, we are unsure if they will be ready for another stressful transition that would take place if we put them outdoors so we will let time decide. Regardless we still have the strain so if she is a fav, she will stay in the family.
As you can see the milk bath film is still visible in some areas but the mildew has only started again towards the bottom of the plant, I TOH find myself to be a fan of this method. We will give her a bath once harvested to ensure that she is good and clean, the boss has plans to do a good clear up within the next week or so and than the snips come out!
The sun is shining and the time has almost come for this girls harvest, I wanted to get a short log in before that takes place. If you look at the last pic you will notice I added some colour coding
-blue points to the milk residue which leaves somewhat of a shine but you can see the mildew was unable to grow back there, it also looks like a peeling skin.
-yellow marks the spots where the milk couldn’t sit due to the bud sites at the time of spraying, this will be very well trimmed and we will definitely cure any mildew problem with the milk before flowering in the future.
-red marks the photobombing fungus gnat! Talk about flying high!
The flush for this girl has begun with a mix of Foop along with enzymes complete, the next step is a zip of clearex by botanicare and after that, the snips come out. This lady will have a good wash before she hangs to dry.
First off I apologize for the delay on this diary insert, this beautiful lady was harvested on May 13 but I (TOH) have been very sick over the last few weeks.
We do not have any complaints about this grow, she managed to maintain herself with flying colours and we are very excited to have her baby growing in the outdoor garden this season. Eiffel Tower made the cut! New diaries shall begin!
Her flowers are sticky and according to CC (who can use his senses right now) she smells and tastes pretty skunky, I am so jealous because I can not wait to try her with clear senses.
Plz note, the weight is once again an estimate but we are not really concerned over such things so a new scale will eventually be something we purchase.
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