2 seeds, 2 Pheno's/Geno's, one easy to grow and beautifully dark, the other a pain in the ass during veg and one of the most gorgeous flowering plants I have ever seen. They didn't get the best treatment at first and still made it out alright.
The Outcome
Week 19
Harvest
What's on the scales?
311
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
907.18
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
2
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
10.16
mยฒ
ftยฒ
Grow Room size
0.46
g / watt
30.61
g / mยฒ
155.5
g / plant
0.2
plant / mยฒ
66.93
watt / mยฒ
Photos & Videos
Hanging out
NBP1 & NBP2, rigid standing all on their own. Stiff ladies all through the grow.
Nutter Budder x Pistachio
Hanging out
NBP1 & NBP2, rigid standing all on their own. Stiff ladies all through the grow.
Yes to all of what I used. I only need more soil. To which I have solved by getting a 4x4 bed for the next run. I will continue with the program that I have been using and tweak as I go, but as it stands I am content.
Harvested, chopped at the trunk, and hung the whole plants upside down. Mentioned last week, but NBP2 smells exactly like a box of sweet tarts, it's amazing. Didn't weigh, but it was over the 2.5 lbs since I hang the entire plant when I dry. Almost dropped NBP2 when the aroma hit me, and it's a bit awkward to perform the flip from right side up to upside down anyways.
Dry conditions were perfect to start. 60/60. Eventually settled to 63/54. Dry done on day 15, moved to staging container for trimming.
Whole bunch of these guys living on my soil (BuildaSoil 3.0, second run - re-amended).
They aren't messing with the stalk or plants, can't see the roots obviously though.
I hope and assume some kind of predator mite but there are a metric buttload of these little bastards.
OH those are hypoaspis miles :) AKA Stratiolaelaps scimitus. These are predator mites! They feed on the bad bugs like spider mites, root aphids, and fungus gnats. Its a strong indication that you have a healthy echo system going. Some people even pay to have these bugs placed in their gardens.
One plant's fan leaves are building trichomes, but it has more fan leaves than the other plant & they are needing to be tucked daily.
Both plants never had issues with the previous defoliating. 3-4 wks left before chop day.
So, would you defoliate one last time?
If you wanna know for sure, pluck one off and split it open- male pollen sac will have 5 or so banana shape anthers inside there. Female bracts will just be empty basically with sometimes a tiny little ball which is the ovule
@Ezzjaybruh, Thanks for the follow-up, I appreciate it. I think I just panicked a bit since It took me 5 minutes before I found another one like it. But I appreciate the info for the future.
Though I may check it this weekend anyways, impulsive tendencies over here.
Try Grove bags for curing my man, they're fool proof. I used them for the first time and curing was so easy. No need to burp, just stays at 58-62%. Your plants look great brother, nice work on them!