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So things never seem to go as planned with my last few indoor runs, I plan to grow a certain number and end up with excess. One of the seeds was having a hard time coming out of its shell and looked like it was going to call it a life, I helped it out the shell but it looked terrible so I germinated another. How fuckin convenient is it now that the struggled seed now has a will to survive, maybe its god telling me its all gas all 2023 or something.
Had a heating issue where I forgot to put the AC on in the bedroom where the tent is and the inside tent temp when I got home from work was 105 degrees. The leaves were wilted badly and soft, I kept the humidity low and lowered the light power down for a few days before I decided to bring it out on the roof for some fresh air. Its looking good again and I removed some of the affected leaf parts and not the entire thing.
Took 2 weeks for her to recover fully and to the new growth, switched off from the organic nutes to synthetic for quicker uptake purposes and recovery.
The smaller one is the one that stunted but it's doing very nicely in the 1 gallon for now, had no plans on moving it but I may move her to a 2 gallon if the growth continues. The larger one has recovered and has picked up steam as far as growth, going to pull the main down and hold it with a tie and top her in the next week or so.
Moved the normal plant indoors out of fear that it would've flipped naturally outdoor like the hella jelly. Defoliated and will do some LST, not sure if I will top. The stunted plant I transplanted into a 2 gallon and I am doing heavy LST trying to expose the inside branches hoping for the best.
Stumpy plant with a lot of side branching, will not be topping any of these plants and I will flip them sometime this week so I can be done by thanksgiving and cured in time for new year
It took me until week 2-3 of flower to finally get in and clean up the plants and train. Its been a long year and I'm super tired right now but everytime I decide to step back someone sends me new beans. I killed the other one that began flowering outdoor and took a long ass time to reveg and looked like it wasn't sure if it cared to flower again once I force flowered. will be trying out UVB for the first time starting in week 5 or 6.
She's come a long way and I'm pressed, she's got frost all into her fan leaves. The buds are like golf balls and have a minty and orange smell, can't wait to spark her up on new years day.
Broke a major branch but I was able to tape her back and keep her in the game. Plant is being flushed over the last 2 weeks and a few days and she's fading a nice black, the buds are very firm so hopefully the white pistils will darken up soon and I'll have her down next week.
Strong genetics from start to finish, the main reason I've moved to grow more progressed genetics (F2,F3, Bx2, etc) rather than the pollen chucking F1's alot of breeders put out with 145 different phenos. Going to dry her up and I'll be back with the smoke report on 1/1/23 God's willing
Produce golf ball nugs with a berry smell, had it on the wake and bake new year day and it put me back to sleep. Smokes very gassy berries with more gas, plant didn't yield the best due to my negligence but I was still about to get about 2oz of some high grade stuff.
@@Chunga, it's called temperature training during flowering. Get the night time temps down Into the low 60F or 15.5C during the final 3 weeks or flower and begin flushing in the final 2 weeks. Nute bottles of feeding chart will make you feed until the week prior but in doing that you don't allow the plant to feed off the nutrients in the leaves which will also cause that nice fade you see.
@GODSGIFT_2005_JM, tonight is the night I finally get to try these strains. This girl I'm gonna have one my wake and bake so I'll have the smoke report handy by noon.
Kloud9gardenz
