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Still super impressed with this lady. The growth rate is phenomenal. Focused on LST and removing leaves that were getting little light or bud blocking. No signs of any issues at all.
Plant looks strong and healthy. Put on some major growth over the week. Applied LST and selective leaf removal throughout the week. Truly a powerful bush!
This one is really stretching. Really impressed with the growth of this monster. Removed some leaves on the bottom not getting much light or areas that were to congested. I did not manage all the tiny branches growing off the main branches as well as I should have. Ending up removing a few that were going to produce larf. Did what I could to improve light to the flowers using little bending clips and tying the branches down.
Truly a beautiful bush on this lady. For being an indica dominant plant the leave blades are thin like sativa and wow did this thing stretch compared to the Moby Richard I'm also growing. A couple of branches have some leaves that are showing nutrient issues but all the rest look fine. The Moby Richard shows 0 issues with nutrients(both are in the same tent with the exact same nutrient solution and fed 3 times a day). One big mistake I made with this lady is I did not trim the smaller branches growing off the main branches as well as I should have. I have removed some of them that look like they will not amount to much.
What a nice frosty bush on this lady! Colas are beefing up and everything is looking good. Some pistils are turning brown/orange. I am guessing another 3 or 4 weeks until harvest.
Boy oh boy would you have a look at the cocks on this lady and what a bush!
Lots of trichomes and orange pistils. Still fascinated by the leaves being so Sativa for it's slightly Indica dominant genetics. The Moby Richard(not pictured) sitting beside it has much wider blades.
Trimmed off a few leaves getting no light or shading leaves and colas. Truly a beautiful lady.
Looking great, this lady has put on some nice mommy weight. I'm Babe Ruthin' it at 5 but we will see. Seeing amber trichomes here and there but it's less than 5% so I will give it another week. The pistils are so orange that I think some of this plants ancestry must have been from Ireland.
A beautiful bush that radiates future joy. Upper leaves showing signs of Autumn. Thought for sure this would be harvest day but after looking at the trichomes I decided to wait another week.
Removed some leaves that were looking a bit dead to allow for better light to the leaves below. Fed it calmag water for the last couple of days. Was another good growing experience. The one big mistake I made though was not trimming off more of the side branches from the main trunks. Lesson learned. It was a nice producer, and great looking plant.
Really nice looking plant. When it goes into flower it really goes nuts stretching and sprouting new branches. I ended up with a fair amount of larfy flower because I was not attentive enough with trimming off the smaller new branch sprouts. I will know for next time. The buds were overall a bit smaller than the Moby Richard I grew which I'm not saying is bad.
Harvested about 11 days ago. Curing environment was low to mid 60's with humidity from low to high 50%. Was a great experience growing this beautiful lady.
Hey! Nice to see your work! Looks amazing.
Keep on doing ur thing, good luck with all future grows!
Come by my page if you have time to spare, just started 2 new journals. /LST 👨🏽🌾🌱
DickJones
