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2 more monster crop clones...couldn't resist.
One was started about 6 weeks ago*bigger*, and the other about 4 weeks ago. I mean started as in rooted and producing vegetation.
I switched them into flower about 3 days ago and gave the bigger some tiger bloom to kick start her flowers!
The smaller of the two is the kush I've previously grown and she actually has a time release fertilizer in her soil so I just added more fresh coast of main soil and I'll keep an eye on her as far as future feeding.
Looking good so far going into our second week of flower.
Lots of new hairs and flower sites that are super close together so the inner node spacing is minimal at best.
Should stack up quite nicely in the weeks to come.
Stay tuned!
So we have moved the ladies into They're new home!
I harvested my Grandpa's Stash the other day then moved these two into the tent so now they're spoiled with AC and proper ventilation.
From now on we just feed them bloom nutrients and maintain the atmosphere for flowering.
Everything is going well for the ladies so far.
Really can't complain. Plenty of stretching for the durban kinda put me in a situation like this strain usually does to me lol. Looks like I'll be tieing her down around the tent supports again to keep her from kissing the lights.
No,I think we're all done stretching and we should be able to kick back and watch the buds stack!
So it was definitely a good week for the gorilla girl but not so much for my durban.
Unfortunately I had forgotten there was nutes in some of the water that I gave to her which wouldn't be a big deal if she didn't already have time release fertilizer already in her soil!
So yeah...a little burn action and she lost a lot of color. But I gave her a hardy flush and she seems to be recovering quite well so far.
Her colors coming back and new growth is showing daily. We should be fine.
All right so, here we are beginning of week 6 and the gorilla girl, looking amazing like she has been. The DP on the other hand not so well unfortunately. I've been fighting a Calcium deficiency possible magnesium deficiency and I'm getting my ass kicked. So we're going to hit her with some cow mag and go from there I guess.
All in all it was a decent week.
Besides trying to save the DP... she's really not doing so great with her calcium deficiency but from what I can tell, her buds don't seem to be affected much like the leaves.
Hopefully I can harvest something from her but I know my GC isn't going to disappoint!
I mean look at her! Beautiful, and just going into week 7 at that!
Whoo hoo!
Finishing up and everything is beautiful! Even the DP has made a slight come back.
Probably going to be giving her the chop in the next couple days since I've already flushed her for about 2 weeks.
I'll post the harvest next weekend with updates for the DP. Thanks
Everything went great with this grow. She actually veg'd outdoors for most of her life and I just basically took care of her throughout flower.
The buds look amazing and smell like gas berry muffins! Look nice and dense and definitely overperformed what I had expected.
Veg'd outdoors throughout most of the summer so she really got an amazing start, which led to her amazing finish, in my opinion.
Buds are great and dense and stanky. Love it and I can't wait to smoke it!
So she seems to be stacking up finally after that horrible calcium deficiency.
Her flowers are getting nice and dense even though they're aren't as many as I had hoped for but...what can you do?
I started her in less than favorable conditions so we're trying our best to get a decent finish.
So this is her last week or so of flower. I might actually chop her in the next couple days depending on the trichs.
All in all it was a rough one for this little lady but I'm sure we'll get a decent harvest of some primo sativa.
She was a rough grow from the first time I flipped her to flower. Not sure what it was exactly, maybe a deficiency maybe a pest, not sure.
Regardless it really messed up the yield. At least the buds look fire.
Not much to add really. This will be the last of her genetics for me. I strongly believe her genetic makeup just started deteriating the farther I got away from the original mother.
So yeah, it's time to say goodbye to my DP
Great harvest.
Next time try to let the plant dry before watering, as you can see there's no roots around the pot, only in the bottom. Maybe because the lack of oxygenation that could be solved by making holes all over the pot.
@Ctrellis90, The only way to really know the amount of water on soil is getting used to the weight of the pot when dry (usually when placing soil on pot), and when watered. Any other way is dangerous, beside waiting for the plant to get dry and fall, but that should be avoided on flowering. As you water only when it dry and fall, you will get used to how much and how often you should water.
If plant take too long to dry and fall that means that you are watering with too much water.
@Psilocubensis, good idea. First time using pro mix and I didn't expect it to hold so much water. I used a meter to kinda judge the moisture in the medium and usually watered when the top half of the soil was dry-ish. You're right.
Ctrellis90
