We have a month of bloom in the history books for this beautiful and aromatic cultivar.
Mid-week, we defoliated about 10-15% of her fan leaves, after I noticed she was respiring an incredible amount at night-time, and I had a pretty big scare with the humidity readings a couple hours after the light went out. I corrected it by transferring some cool, dry air from my large dehumidifier in my lung room, directly to her intake vent with some ducting, as well as increased the heat a bit that night. The next day, we did the defoliation, and removed the quick fixes (the direct ducting and the warmer night temperature). She has been doing great since then.
Happy growing matey ๐ This strain looks amazing ๐
Im also growing CBD strain and will be making RSO oil from high THC and high CBD plant to help with my ankylosing spondylitis ๐๐๐
Beautiful garden! I plan a living soil box inside my basement. Now I grow outside with a homemade terra preta. Different species in the garden is good!
@Drgreen13, hiya mate. Yeah, I had to take a step out of the spotlight. Personal time and stuff to heal. I'm back and better than ever. Hope you are doing the same.
Great diary resi_max, love the level of detailed information you have shared. What are your thoughts on the use of the ScrOG netโฆbeneficial or an extra layer of hassle?
@Turgor72, Thank you. About the ScrOG net, this was the first grow I used it, and I made a mistake. I tucked her into the net before the stretch, but, I ended up not watching her for a day -- the same day she decided to grow about a foot overnight. As such, her apical growth could not be bent into the net without breaking it. I thought long and hard about super-cropping it (bending it in half), and by the time I decided she was too mature and it would have not been a great idea. I regret not doing it, as she got light stress on her main cola that is a few feet away from the net. The net was a hassle this grow, because I wasn't prepared. It was a hassle because it needed to be too low, and made difficult to water the soil. But, I do believe a ScrOG net is an excellent way to maintain an even canopy if you are more attentive than I was.