BudBoutiquecommentedweek 22y ago
Happy start - Happy Growing 🧑🌾
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Seattle Chronic Spock V
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Seattle Chronic Spock V
Coastal Seeds Swazi Burmese
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Germination2y ago
roberto420 Let's see what happens here. 3 seattle chronic seedlings and 2 Swazi burmese clones. Probably gonna let some hanky panky happen here and try to make more seeds.
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Week 1. Vegetation2y ago
2.54 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Babies
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Week 2. Vegetation2y ago
7.62 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Took pic but forgot to post the update. They are moving along. The clone has roots but has not taken off yet.
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Week 3. Vegetation2y ago
7.62 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Potted them up. They were sad for a day and then bounced back.
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Week 4. Vegetation1y ago
15.24 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
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35.56 cm
roberto420 They are taking off. Topped three of them, the clone was already "prepped" and now looks a bit ahead of the race.
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Week 5. Vegetation1y ago
15.24 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Behind on updates but they are doing well. Topped again.
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Week 6. Vegetation1y ago
25.4 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 The Swazi female and Spock male in the front are doing well. The Spock female and male in the back are ok but not as vigorous.
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Week 7. Vegetation1y ago
43.18 cm
18 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
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35.56 cm
roberto420 The smaller male threw pistils, down to 3 plants now. May have been my fault as I had a busy week and they got low on water, but the rest of the plants recovered. I transplanted into large pots to make the holiday season easier. I also moved them into flowering tent and switched to 11/13
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Week 8. Flowering1y ago
50.8 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
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35.56 cm
roberto420 Not much happening, maybe they still are recovering from their transplant. I just keep them watered and look forward to excitement in the upcoming weeks
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Week 9. Flowering1y ago
50.8 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Male is sporting some pistils. Oh well, this is just a pollen chuck anyway for learning purposes. Otherwise everything is going well.
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Week 10. Flowering1y ago
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Pollen everywhere! Removed the male as I don't think I need any more. Captured some pollen to save just in case.
Did not try to seriously clean the entire tent but at least the pollen producer is gone. Did take the tent floor out and clean it so it wouldn't be yellow.
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Week 11. Flowering1y ago
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Moving along quickly. Esp the Spock V which was maybe autoflowering a bit already before I moved to flower tent.
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Week 12. Flowering1y ago
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Been travelling for the holidays so they suffered some overwatering and some "cloudy days" and probably will have a few more. No real issues though.
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Week 13. Flowering1y ago
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Back to full steam ahead.
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Week 14. Flowering1y ago
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
No Smell
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Nothing to report. Seeds on the Spock V are obviously maturing. Swazi is starting to fade
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Week 15. Flowering1y ago
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
Weak
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Another week. I think the Spock V seeds are ready but I'd like to give the Swazi Burmese more time.
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Week 16. Flowering1y ago
More photos +2
68.58 cm
11 hrs
23 °C
Weak
50 %
35.56 cm
roberto420 Think I may cut them down this weekend. Swazi could probably go longer but I'm snowed in and sick so it's convenient. I think I will have plenty of viable seeds for my purposes.
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Week 16. Harvest1y ago
Happy Harvest Day!
Spent 115 days
Ger Veg Flo Har
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roberto420 Hanging to dry
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Week 17. Harvest1y ago
Happy Harvest Day!
Spent 115 days
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roberto420 More seeds than I will ever need
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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 51y ago
☘️ Nice setup, good luck buddy ☘️
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mcflowcommentedweek 02y ago
Have fun & good luck growing, buddy🍀
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BudBoutiquecommentedweek 61y ago
What an great grow so far - good job and well done 🤝
Happy Growing & cant wait for your upcoming weeks 🌱
Cheers, Bud Boutique 👩🌾
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BudBoutiquecommentedweek 22y ago
Happy start - Happy Growing 🧑🌾
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ElGalloBlancocommentedweek 111y ago
Looking good! Growing 3 female Spock's V currently and two of them are small, likely more semi-autoflower type like yours. One of them has really fat flowers, the third plant is the outlier, extremely stretchy and lanky, falling all over itself, likely more from the Varin side. What male did you use for pollination?
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ElGalloBlancocommented1y ago
@roberto420, Right on, just actually created an account today and didn't realize I could click on each week of growth to see updates so I saw the male photos after my comment. I have kept half ass progress pics of my grow thus far and I'll have to try and get a log started on this site, just over 6 weeks into flower thus far.
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roberto420commented1y ago
@ElGalloBlanco, cool! I used a Spock V male to pollinate both of these. You can see pics before I chopped in week 10. I'll check out your grow too.
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