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Gorrilla glue, my friend got me these for my birthday. Unfortunately I don't know who the breeder is, but that's not an issue. Both of them popped yesterday the 3rd of October. Will keep the humidity high for the next few weeks.
We're nearly 2 weeks old and these still look rather small for the age. Hoping the fire into life soon I imagine they will. I've struggled to keep the humidity up this week been dropping around 60-70. But still expecting these to burst into life soon
These are coming along nicely at a steady pace. This strain and my Dutch passion orange buds are my first venture away from fast buds and in comparison fast buds do grow faster, but faster doesn't mean better. Time will tell.
Ive done some lst, and took a few big leaves off that was blocking the branches underneath.
Been rather slow this week the gorilla glue, I've not done much in comparison to the orange bud and sherbet they've been topped, tied down the lot. I've only done a slight defoil on this one as it's not really branched out much. This week upcoming I'll start getting more heavy handed with these 2, see if we can stimulate some growth. We've already got some pistels so my window to get that done is running out by the day.
Upped the nutes also .5ml/l of grow, added some nirvana, added some calmag on day 27 will give this solution to them over the next day or 2 and up the dose again.
We are well into flower with these 2. Both are very small but let's see how they get on.
Fully on bloom nutes now.
Added topmax and bloom will be adding big bud to the mix soon
These 2 I promised I'd do the old school thing and leave em be but I just can't help myself, see too many branches that needed more attention so they got it. One of the plant wants to stretch away, so tied that one down. The other has remained rather compact and has kept it's central bud. I've defoiled that one and pruned a few branches away from the bottom.
Day 42 start of week 6 they are not the biggest but the stems are very thick meaning they can support some big buds. They are now on full bloom nutes with the orange sherbet.
This week's just all about stacking on weight. One of them is already developing loads of crystals all over the buds that are currently there. Shout out to my best mate for the birthday seeds. These look like they are very fast, they May only be small in comparison to the others but they have an amazing smell coming from them. Piney and pepper. Should be a great smoke. Increased the top max as it's not as strong as overdrive I've noticed so they should be happy with that. Nice easy strain to grow this one.
Pictures are from today.
These will be starting flush very soon.
I'll probably give these a couple of more doses of feed before starting the flush. 2 different phenos here, I wish I knew the breeder as I'd have another go of these. As you can see by the pictures one of them is absolutely covered in crystal, the other is bigger but not as covered in crystal. These may have another couple of weeks left before the chop happens. I thought 11-12 weeks, but maybe about 10. We'll see.
Weird to describe plants are identical apart from the actual bud structure. One is solid and dense the other plant is going to make extracts from as it's very light and airy, ruins my head when side by side you get 2 different plants.
@Le_Duc_Du_Bud, you have the knowledge, you have the common sense to know what to do and what you should not do. With northern lights, it is indica dominant, the branches will fill up all the way it's always good to get rid of the bottom leaf and small buds for airflow, no one wants to get budrot, I was concerned one of these glues had started to develop rot but it hasn't thank goodness.
@Le_Duc_Du_Bud, yes you can, I usually take all the bottom flower sites and leaves away. Gives the top of the branches that bit of extra growth. Don't take too much at once, do a few branches per day and that's good to give them water after pruning.
@Le_Duc_Du_Bud, this is the exciting time. You can see the buds forming and taking shape. Now it's time to leave them alone no more heavy training or defoil. Only tucking leaves or very lightly pull the side branches out to expose the inside of the branches to more light also.
@Le_Duc_Du_Bud, happy enough. One plant was very dense, the other one not so much. Both weighed 51g each after drying. Strange that the weight was the same despite the buds being rather different, there is alot more of the fluffy plant. It will wreck my head forever why 2 of the same plants side by side on the same feed can turn out different lol.
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