PK plant #4
-Growing it: Tough, due to mutations
-Bag Appeal: This PK got a lot more color at the end, resulting in a nice purple tone on the main colas. Tightly trimmed, frosty, and a plethora of orange pistils. Looks great
-Smell: Lemoncello cake frosting
-Taste: TBD
PK plant #3
-Growing it: Tough due to mutations.
-Bag Appeal: Tightly trimmed and all bud, frosty, and a plethora of orange pistils. So frosty that white is more prominent than green.
-Smell: Very sugary and almost sickly sweet, citrus undertones, like lemoncello cake frosting. A little earth.
-Taste: TBD
Overall: Both PK were crazy mutants and had issues from the start. Both had polyploid mutations (Ex: 23 leaf points, self-bifurcating stems that are thick and brittle, etc). The plant growth rates were very slow, and their structural form was a short, stocky typical indica. The PK beans were popped 1 week after the CBG and MACs, but they look like they missed 3 weeks of veg time. They had so many genetic issues that I can't say I've experienced the full potential of this strain.
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Nanners on two colas from the same branch. No surprise, on the super mutant PK in the middle of my diary photos. There are nmo light leaks, swings of PH, humidity, temp, ppm, EC, or enviro conditions.
Do I:
A: Pluck nanners and carry on?
B: Remove the whole plant?
C: Suggestions?
You're so far in. It won't matter. Pollen needs to land on pre flowers, you're in the highs of fattening.
If you have any young plants obviously move them. Or cut the nanners.
After your harvest is over. Clean your tent. Should be good.
I'm over having to burp and micromanage dozens of big mason jars. Does anyone have experience using Grovebags? I'm giving them a try this round, and so far they seem to stabilize within 58%-62% humidity. Any advice for getting the best results with them or words of warning?
Hello
i use grove bags for two and a half year. Its great option for curing . I first cut and hang to dry mu plants , then i trim buds and put in bags 70% full. I like for a firs week to burp bags for a 15 min per day as long as i feel and register RH in bag with RH meter. After two weeks period its completely fine to consumption. I seal bags at this time and open as needed for compunction. Never had mold or over drying at this procedures.
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