By continuing to use the website or clicking Accept you consent to our cookies and personal data policy and confirm that you are at least 18 year old. For details please see Privacy Policy and Terms
This lady has not needed anything since transplant except water. She's looking good despite the bugs... about that:
The flowering tent is down so there was a much more effective application of Monterey spinosad to kill the thrips.
You can tell the thrip damage as white spots or streaks on the leaf. Sometimes a waxy looking coating is present as well.
Thrips themselves are VERY small... not quite microscopic as adults though, they look like tiny orange-ish brown rice shaped specks.they will move if you bother them.
At any rate, the science experiment is over and a respectful farewell to the infestation is in order. It's over.
I expect to transplant to 3 gallons next week. She should be close to flower time in 2 to 3 weeks.
@Cyrusdavirus, FUCK YEAH!!!! This thing smells exotic!! I can see where they say it has a nutty smell, but to me it's more cherry at this point.
On a side note, the pollination was from a blue moonshine cross I was working and was just a couple flowers on a female plant.
My research suggests, this is feminized seed. So maybe I just had a Bob Ross cross with all my diary genetics.
Not a horrible thing considering what's in the tent including a bx to a selected pheno of itself... Maybe saved myself a year of work haha
I'll be watchin for yours!!
Dirty_Hippy
+1 strain
Auto Colorado Cookies Login
