Still on course. Quite a hair raising week. Storms and flooding. There was a wild wind yesterday and I needed to tie up the CookiesG. So they got some rain on them. The Critical came inside for a bit, but even with a carbon filter she's creating quite an aroma. I can live with it if I need to protect my crop. Harvesting the Critical in one or two weeks I think. The CookiesG will take a couple more. I also have a Sherbet Queen that is soo slow...but healthy. The Cookies Gelato is now quite tall about 110 and smelling but not so strong. Critical is smaller 90 and super skunky.
I think the Royal Queen genetics are good. Beyond that ... success from not overfeeding/overwatering, and plenty of light and wind. Hope you all have a great week.
Is this autoflower pollinated? (Last 3 pics FLO 8?) It's been outside next to another different autoflower,Anything to worry about?It looks a little "bulgy" to my eyes.Trichomes are mostly clear with a few milky ones.Hoping to harvest in the next 2 weeks.New Territory. Thanks F
I can't see any issues.Male sack on female plants ogten look like bannas.If the tricomes are already going milky I doubt they'll need 2wks,more like 5-7 days.
Looks good! Be careful with plants on the balcony- I just had to rescue my critical baby because a sparrow was curious about her sweet smell. She just lost a bit foliage but also symmetry now….
@Springtime, 😳Thanks for the warning. Never crossed my mind that sparrows might eat them....I'm more worried about my cat tbh. Although I think she's more interested in the lavender....which isn't very good for her. Be well.
@FritzTheCat, ja , sitze in Nord-DE , weiß was Du meinst 😂 zum Glück hab ich meinen Grow im Keller , wobei auch dort schon zweimal Wasser reingelaufen ist (zum Glück nicht in meinen Kellerraum) . Aber heute ist definitiv outdoorfähiges Wetter hier 😂😂😂😂LG
@Dennisgut, Prrrrrr. At this point,, from earth to tip not including roots, the shorter one (Critical) is 85cm and the taller one (Cookies Gelato) is 95cm so .guess they were 80 and 90 in these pics from day 6/7 of week 5.
Have a great weekend. Rainy and dark here. They're warming in the tent.
For the moment you have them indoor and at some time you're gonna move them to out ?
They really look nice and healthy
Good luck and happy growing friend 😍
@GrowthConsultant, Hi. Thanks. So they are under grow lights from 07:00 in a tent. I move them to an open east window if there's sun in the morning, and I put them outside on a west balcony in the afternoon/evening again, if there's enough sun. They go back in the tent at night and get a couple of hours of LEDs again. If the weather is bad they just stay in the tent under the lights. Once they get bigger (soon) they'll just live on the west facing balcony or wherever works. I'm not going to get too stressed about perfection this time, but I did want to make sure they got a good strong start and the weather was bad so I got the tent out. Be well!