Jack was easy to grow, no problems and harvest was ok for the small effort growing and bad conditions (only cheap 25W lamp and mostly inside because of the bad weather).
I harvested in two steps in a distance of roughly 10 days. First the top and then the rest of the plant.
Total:
~ 38g which resulted in ~ 13g dry
1st harvest:
Early harvest. But only half of the plant!
Rest will still continue growing. Trichonomes not brown yet.
I wanted to try that's why I partly harvested.
~ 15g which resulted in ~ 5g dry
2nd harvest:
10 days after the first one I harvested the rest of the plant which has actually improved quite a bit in the 10 days.
~ 23g which resulted in ~ 8g dry
Jack was easy to grow, no problems and harvest was ok for the small effort growing and bad conditions (only cheap 25W lamp and mostly inside because of the bad weather).
I harvested in two steps in a distance of roughly 10 days. First the top and then the rest of the plant.
Total:
~ 40g which resulted in ~ 13g dry
1st harvest:
Early harvest. But only half of the plant!
Rest will still continue growing. Trichonomes not brown yet.
I wanted to try that's why I partly harvested.
~ 15g which resulted in ~ 5g dry
2nd harvest:
10 days after the first one I harvested the rest of the plant which has actually improved quite a bit in the 10 days.
~ 25g which resulted in ~ 8g dry
I can see several small spiders (8mm) which got caught by my yellow sticky sheet.
Is this critical? Do I need to do something about them?
Plant currently is located indoor at the window
Some leaves have brown ends but I thought this came from heat when they touched the window
Hi,
Those poor spiders.. they are your friend and helper.
It's not the spiders you need to worry about it's those little black flies on your sticker next to them.
They lay eggs in your root system and the larva will eat it an grow and it is a never ending cycle.
I usually use Neemoil and Potassium soap to get rid of them but you can't spray the flowers only the ground and this method is not recommended in flower.
Hope this helps.
Interessantes Projekt, werde ich im Auge behalten :) Sehe ich das richtig, dass du keinerlei Training anwendest? Der Wuchs geht sehr in die Höhe, sieht zwar cool aus aber gibt weniger Blüten. Bin mir nicht sicher, aber vielleicht wäre es noch ein passender Zeitpunkt für Topping und leichtes Entlauben.
@zimmergaertner, ich hatte zwischendurch etwas LST probiert, da war die Pflanze aber schon zu groß.
Topping mach ich nicht, das ist laut vielen Berichten für eine Autoflower zu stressig. Zudem ist sie schon in der Blüte, da ist das eh zu spät.
Auch vom entlauben raten manche Berichte eher ab.
Da ich Anfänger bin lass ich also einfach mal so wachsen und bin gespannt, was rauskommt.
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