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Blue Cheese photo fem Maine Clone Company
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Indoor
Room Type
ScrOG
weeks 14-16
LST
weeks 2-7
FIMing
weeks 4
Defoliation
weeks 4
HST
weeks 5-7
Soil
Grow medium
Perlite
Grow medium
Worm Castings
Grow medium
38 L
Pot Size
1.44 L
Watering
Strain
Blueberry photo fem Maine Clone Company
Custom Breeder & Strain
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
Chopped today(1/5/23). Will be aiming for a 7 day dry but I do not know if that will be possible. Initial review; This plant was the single easiest plant I have ever grown, and the most resilient. I snapped one of the main branches off early on its life cycle, and reattached it. It grew huge. The plant itself was the most unique of all I have grown. The flowers have an abnormal structure, looking almost like small eggs in shape. The flowers are EXTREMELY dense. The only thing that throws me off about this plant is that it does not have a very strong smell. The smell is not very dank quite honestly. The plant smells very vegetable like. Very tomato-like. It also smells very cold lol. For instance, when you walk outside on a cold morning there is a certain smell. This plant has that smell along with the tomato smell and the slight classic weed smell. Not my favorite smell by any means, but the buds are by far my favorite looking buds I have grown. They are also decently frosty, not frost factories per say, but more than enough to get anyone decently stoned. Update(1/8/2023); Looks better than the Blue Cheeses. Still has a wet hay smell, but the plant has decently sized nuggets starting about halfway up the plant. Unfortunately, for this plant as well, a lot of the buds are very larfy. I take back what I originally said about these being the most dense buds to date. I had previously estimated a harvest of about 10 ounces from this plant. My new estimate is about 5 max.
The Outcome
Week 16
Harvest
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
1.49
ft²
Grow Room size
0.67
plant / m²
491.12
watt / m²
Reviews. Nutrient
Stonington Plant food did not do what I wanted. The N levels are too high and the P levels are too low. The plants had a nitrogen deficiency sometime in early/mid flower. The fish bone meal seemed to work well, but last grow I remixed the soil and the FBM amendment was literally all completely intact. The fish powder was gone, but the fish bones were still completely intact. This leads me to believe that the Nutrient ratio on the FBM bag is incorrect.
Reviews. Lamp
Great lights. Actually too strong for my current setup but these lights should perform flawlessly if I decide to introduce Co2 in the future. On the other hand, I think it is always better to have more power than less. Also the flowers on the plants are intense. Even the mid and lower flowers look pretty good. When I was using Mars Hydro, this was not the case.
Reviews. Tent
Held up great this run. Giving it three stars because the first grow I used it in some of the stitching broke which made it no longer lightproof from the inside when fully sealed. I negate this by keeping the lights in the area off during flowering time.
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ezgrows4anoob ezgrows4anoob
2 years ago
Initial review; This plant was the single easiest plant I have ever grown, and the most resilient. I snapped one of the main branches off early on its life cycle, and reattached it. It grew huge. The plant itself was the most unique of all I have grown. The plant grew very easily in VEG, even after having one of its founding branches snapped off. During flower, this was the ONLY plant in the tent that did not have a terrible time with deficiencies. About two weeks before harvest the plant started showing a K deficiency, but at that point it is not a super big deal. The flowers ended up being beautiful in the way they contrasted with the leaves. I do have clones of this strain, as well as the Blue Cheeses that I grew.
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Grow Questions
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
I am guessing its not an issue since cannabis photoperiod is a long night, so a little more "night" won't hurt, but would it confuse the plants or something? I would appreciate the insight.
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GrowingTranny
GrowingTrannyanswered grow question 2 years ago
Nothing to worrie about! I can insure you that you will not face any issues because of this. Only when you have a constant light leak during your dark period your plants might get stressed, reveg or become hermaphrodite. But a little dark period during the light time does not harm your plant. It will only cost you the photosynthesis during the time beeing dark instead of light.
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
Vpd has been pretty close to ideal, the pot had 1 gallon less soil so could be missing out on some nutrients? Possibly Potassium? Otherwise not sure what it could be. Does not appear to be N deficiency because the leaves are affected from the top too. What should I do to fix this
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Curl up
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Pure and simple potassium deficiency. Add a p/k booster to your routine or up your dose if already using one.
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
What's going on with these clones? Not sure what it could be. They could possibly be rootbound. They should have been transplanted a few weeks ago but I did not have the space.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Color - Dark-purple
Leaves. Color - Mottling
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GrowingTranny
GrowingTrannyanswered grow question 2 years ago
This problem is caused by wrong pH from the medium and a nutrient lockout because of that. The issue with cannabis plants is that they are only able to take up nutrients within a small pH window, which ranges from about 6–7 when growing in soil. If the pH is lower or higher than that, the plant cannot take in nutrients, even if they are present—thus spurring nutrient deficiencies via "nutrient lockout". You need to flush the soil. Just follow these steps. https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-how-and-when-to-flush-marijuana-plants-n312
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
I know that it is not overfeeding, and I also know that it is not lockout. PH could be off, but I do not think so. So, what deficiency is this?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Tips - Die
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hot dam them are some nice looking plants! typicality potassium gets yellow on the edges vs purple. purple coloration can also be caused by cooler temps and end of life, If its brown and crispy and curled up it normally means its over fed. Given that potassium is mobile I'd expect this to be on the lower growth first vs top. I feel this could be lacking a bit of Magnesium but could also be natural fade as your coming to the end of your grow. If you wanted to you could add a bit of epsom salts into the next water and call it a day. Little goes a long way, 1/4 teaspoon per plant for the size of them and monitor if it continues. FYI: We will not be notified of any reply or tag [@] in the questions part of the website, if you need to reach out with other information use your DM "direct mailbox" in the bottom right hand corner of the page. it looks like a little paper airplane icon. Best Of Luck!
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
I took these clones 7 weeks ago and never got around to transplanting them. As you can see, they are rootbound, stretched, and stunted. My question now is, is there any way I can make these clones usable? If not, it's a lesson for next time, but I want to use these clones.
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
I honestly don't see why not.... once you get them into larger pots, you can top the ones that have stretched ... what to do with the stunted ones really depends on how/why they were stunted but if you tend them carefully, maybe even think about topping them as well to get new growth going, you could have quite a massive grow going from the looks of it! I wouldn't give up on them - not at all! Just get them into larger pots and get going! :-D Good luck...
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
How much should I be worried? She did not touch any plants directly. I cannot be certain that she had any mites on her. I am just being cautious. What is the best course of action? If my current flowering plants get mites, can I wash the mites off and still use the flowers
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Good that you're being cautious! I always have a bottle of Dr. Zymes Eliminator in my stash of supplies... this or some Spinosad will take care of any leaf sucking insects (spider mites, aphids, thrips, whiteflies) and both are organic so they can be used right up to the day of harvest without any harm to either the plant or what you're smoking/using of your harvest. When you use either one, make sure you're spraying just before lights out. Good luck - hope she didn't bring any with her, although I feel it's pretty safe to say she didn't ... they usually don't attach themselves to humans and travel around like that.... so rest easy but prepare for the worst!
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobstarted grow question 2 years ago
I will be growing 4 plants in 10-gallon pots and then transitioning to a raised bed next year. I need a way to distribute water evenly around the 10-gallon pots. I have noticed that blu-mats only water in a 6-inch radius and depth. Any way to make the water distribution better?
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NonameGrowDude
NonameGrowDudeanswered grow question 2 years ago
I would recommend 1 tropf blumat and 1 maxi blumat per pot, the maxi blumats are longer so will start watering when the bottom of the pots dry out. I would also add 1 extra drip emitter per blumat to cover a bigger area. that would make up to 4 irrigation points per pot and should be sufficient for a 10-gallon pot. And you would have enough equipment to just transfer over to raised beds without buying new stuff. Even thou I would recommend the BlueSoak for beds.
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GreenAutoConsumo
GreenAutoConsumocommentedweek 122 years ago
Nice work
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobcommented2 years ago
@GreenAutoConsumo, Thanks friend. I am pretty new to organics but I am loving it. These girls have been real easy on me so far.
gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 12 years ago
Hope your grow is going well pal. Hopefully soon you'll have pics up. Good luck with it. Sounds like a nice strain..
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobcommented2 years ago
@gottagrowsometime, I appreciate it. I hope all your grows turn out to be the best they can.
Metatronix
Metatronixcommentedweek 92 years ago
That are some awsome looking plants & buds🍅💚💐Great siary 💪🤩
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobcommented2 years ago
@Metatronix, Thanks friend I really appreciate it. I am still new to growing so every victory no matter how small counts to me!
GoodGiggles
GoodGigglescommentedweek 22 years ago
Happy Growing Buddy! 🍀
ezgrows4anoob
ezgrows4anoobcommented2 years ago
@@GoodGiggles, you too friend!