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Quebec Super Skunk
Quebec Cannabis Seeds QCS
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
Oh these poor Skunks. I did not do them justice at all. They started out as healthy as the Fruity OG with beautiful shape and foliage. I messed them up by getting too happy with the trimming shears. And nute locking them twice at the wrong time. And transplanting them from buckets into bags a week before budding when they were already too big to transplant. Plus the lights were only 300 watts of white full spectrum for most of the grow with me gradually adding 170 watts of coloured LEDs in the final month. The plants would have been much better if they had gotten that extra 170 watts for their full life. I gave the plants 2 x 12 hour days of nothing but Blue light. I noticed the buds developed a little purple colour and the frost looked thicker. The aromas got really strong by tonight. I got a hint of that roadkill skunk in the last week so if this cures with that strong aroma I will grow this one again. Again, with proper care this could be a nice producer. Dry, cure then PUFF. Notice the photo. The 3 skunks are hanging from the 2 hooks on the left. Ya, the smallest bunches. I will be lucky if there is a 1/4 oz. Oh well, next time. Weight when dried. Smoke report when cured They dried out a lot faster than I wanted. A whopping 12 grams so 4 grams per plant. Now hurry up and cure damn it. After a sample of near cured bud I am not really impressed. Very little of that roadkill skunk aroma or taste. Super Skunk is a cross of Northern Lights and Skunk #1. It tastes more like Northern Lights. It does hit pretty good, like Northern Lights, nothing wrong with the buzz. This is a pretty good strain, just not what I was looking for. After an email to QCS they recommended Skunk #1 so once the CBD run is finished I will do Skunk #1 and maybe Acapulco Gold.
The Outcome
Week 18
Harvest
What's on the scales?
12
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
822.1355
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
3
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
0.7432
ft²
Grow Room size
0.02
g / watt
16.15
g / m²
4
g / plant
4.04
plant / m²
834.23
watt / m²
Tastes like
Citrus
Pine
Woody
Feels like
100% Sativa 0% Indica

Positive effects

Relaxed
Uplifted

Medical effects

Pain
Reviews. Nutrient
I like the dry factor, easy to store, easy to mix. I have enough to last a few crops and I think I will like sticking with it.
The cheapest I could find, It works quite well, no problems once I got it figured out. Thanks Growmee;s
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Zappdoggy Zappdoggy
2 years ago
A special Thank You to all the fellow Growmee's that responded to my questions. A great help and resource. The best damn social media site I have even been in.
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Grow Questions
Zappdoggy
Zappdoggystarted grow question 2 years ago
I have always used tap water in a big bucket that I scoop from to water. I am using Root Farm phDown. The tap water is 7.6 to 8. If I ph the bucket the ph rises again within a day. Is it Root Farm or should I ph only the amount I need per watering? Do other ph down's do this?
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Feeding. Chemical composition
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
That seems to be pretty typical, I have to say... I use General Hydroponics PH-Down and the same thing happens to me if, for some reason, I don't use all the water I've pH'd... so I only pH the water I'm going to use if I'm growing in soil.... I happen to grow in DWC and it takes a couple of days, when I change out my bucket, to get the pH stablized... for me, growing the way I grow (DWC), it's all a balance between nutes and water and pH down... Good luck!
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Zappdoggy
Zappdoggyweek 4
Photos of this light are in the first week of both my diaries. Supplemental LED lighting I am adding to my grow tent. Main lights are 3 x 150 watt White Full Spectrum. One box is finished and in use, Another mirror image box is ready for wiring up LEDs to be mounted on the other side of the tent. 12 volt input. 1.6 amps draw. Each box puts out 55 watts total using 18 x 3 watt LEDs mounted on 24 inch heatsink. 2 inch square box with 2 inch fan in one end for cooling. Colours in this box are IR 720nm, Deep Red 660nm, Green 520nm, Blue 460nm. Colours in other box will be Blue 460nm, Royal Blue 440nm, UVa 400nm, IR 850nm and more Green 520nm. Each colour has its own switch so the spectrum can be completely controlled. There are 3 spaces left on the first one so I will add 3 Royal Blue. Note 3 extra switches, One will be for the Royal Blue and the other two switches will control 30 watts each of Red and Blue LED tape on walls below these. Note simple wire loops for hanging allowing aiming LEDs where I want them.
Zappdoggy
Zappdoggyweek 13
This growing experience has been a very sharp learning curve for me. I grew in soil and hydro back when MH and HPS 1000 watt were the norm (80‘s and 90‘s). We didn’t worry about ph or ppm or EC. There wasn’ much around for measuring those. Portable EC meters were just coming out @ stupid prices of 300 so I never had one. I learned how too grow from a buddy and an early copy of The Marijuana Grower's Guide by Ed Rosenthal since there was no internet then. We made up our own fertilizer from base elements, NPK, weighing each element on an old triple beam scale. 50 pound bags of each last a long time. I hadn’t planted a seed or cut a clone in 30 years when I started again. I tried setting up pretty much the way I used too, smaller HPS, buckets and soil and could not get a decent crop finished. Then I gave up for a few years and got interested in LEDs which led me back to growing with all the same old tecniques. It wasn’t until I got hit hard by spider mites that I started researching to find the whole industry has exploded in every direction. Legalizing also helped my decision to give it another try. One thing that has changed for me is that now I am retired and on a pension so I can not afford to invest in equipment like I did back in the HPS days. This is why I made my own tent, light system and setup mostly from salvaged materials. Over a span of one year I have spent less than 200 including all the recent LED additions. Comparing the wattage and spectrum of what I have with other systems I expect to be able to get decent harvests. ONCE I have polished my growing skills. Many of my problems lately has been making too many changes (upgrades) too often. BUT, now I have the system running how I want so I have to chaulk this grow up as a building experience and expect much better in the next crop and onward. Those poor Super Skunks are coming but struggling from being transplanted too late and right before triggering. Grow bags are a great idea once you learn how to use them properly. Seeds were hardly available in the 80‘s, I hadn’t heard about Marc Emery yet. I started from a half dozen clones and kept that strain going for 14 years. I had one room for soil pots and another for hydro plus a mother room. My hydro system consisted of 8 x 12 foot lengths of aluminum gutter troughs filled with pea gravel, water & nutes continuously pumped to one end and collected at the other. 2 x 1000 watt HPS on a motorized track supplied the lighting. Basically a sea of green. One week veg of clones then triggered, harvesting every two months. One to two ounce colas with not much else to the plant. I usually started with 100 clones and usually ended up with around 90 plants at harvest. Needless to say it wasn’t all for personal. The soil room was kept going for a cheaper weed that lots liked, same strain just smaller buds and lighter taste. A dozen plants at most. I would say the strain was similar to OG Kush in taste but grew more like a sativa. So after all this rambling all I have left to say is I really enjoy having a group like Grow Diaries available. I had given up on any social media because of the personal bashing that some like engage in but Grow Diaries is a pleasant place to learn and share info. Everyone respects what the others are doing and are very willing to help if asked.
Zappdoggy
Zappdoggyweek 6
Since I missed the first weeks of this one a pictorial growth is here https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/unclezapaudiozap/viewtopic.php?p=1252#p1252
Ju_Bps
Ju_Bpsweek 15
Looking on the end, good luck for the few days remaining 👨‍🌾🌲👊
Ju_Bps
Ju_Bps
@Zappdoggy, we're still learning, mistakes are a parts of learning:)
Zappdoggy
Zappdoggy
@Ju_Bps, Thanks Bud. They could be a heck of a lot better but these are chalked down to learning experience. They will be tried again a few crops later.
love_2_grow
love_2_growweek 4
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
love_2_grow
love_2_grow
@Zappdoggy, Thank you :)
Zappdoggy
Zappdoggy
@love_2_grow, Thank you. I am hoping for some big sugary buds that will make the nose hairs curl. The last Skunk crop was stunted from poor lighting. I love your grows, Nice job on them.
MiyaguiOkPolilla
MiyaguiOkPolillaweek 18
A pesar de todo has tenido tu cosecha y se ven esas ramas muy brillantes y llenas de tricomas. Salud y a por mucho más!
GreenGlowes
GreenGlowesweek 15
Good luck with your gro! 😎
Ju_Bps
Ju_Bpsweek 18
Happy harvest buddy 🌲👨‍🌾✂️✂️
DaGrowQueen
DaGrowQueenweek 18
Always wanted to grow some Skunk, congrats on harvesting 💚