Lemon Orange (Greenhouse Seed Co.)

Fed her 10tbsp of craft blend as well as another compost tea. I think this may be the last feeding as I've only got another 3 weeks to go. Honestly she looks like she'll be ready before 9 weeks going by the buds. She isn't putting off too many new pistils with most pistils having turned brown. Taking a look at her trichs, she's got alot of milky with very little amber. Most of the amber is on the sugar leaves. I could probably get away with harvesting the top buds in a week, but unfortunately I cannot do a staggered harvest. Its fine though, I'll wait 3 more weeks and be rewarded with amazing nugs. Speaking of nugs, they're dense. While the quantity may not be as much as I would like, the density of the buds plus the quality of them should make up for it. This is an absolutely beautiful plant and the smells coming off of it are like nothing I've ever smelled before. Nothing wrong with the plant other than there are a few fan leaves dying off towards the bottom of the canopy. This is fine as it allows more air and light to the bottom. The Lemon Orange is somewhat bushy but not nearly as bushy as the Chemdog D so I'm not too concerned with airflow or light penetration, although I am still defoliating leaves here and there. Temps have risen in the tent this week, topping around 85. I would turn the de-humidifier off but if I do I get above 60% RH which is a big no-no. I really, REALLY don't want temps to be that high, but its a necessary evil to complete this grow. One day I'll build out a proper lung room with proper climate control but for now this will have to do. 😀 I'm going to say that this grow is a success. Hopefully this statement isn't premature as I've still got a few weeks left, but I should be fine (crossing my fingers for no mold). Definitely love this style of organic growing and I'm going to continue to do it from now on. See you next week for the last few weeks of the grow. 👍