@@BeanswithPork,low humidity and temperatures normally enhances the aroma, the hot and the mold are the facts who can destroy your terpenes.
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Sour Jack 2018 (IV)
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Defoliation
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Week 16
Flowering
36.83
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12 hrs
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BeanswithPork6 years ago
Day 110 from seed. This is week 7 of flowering. Crop King seeds says 9 weeks of flower, I’ve gone 11 weeks with this strain. This debate is going on with other growers as well. Its clear this plant is at the limit of some nutrients, I had slight tip burn from the Alaskan Morbloom last week, and some more signs of excess from molasses. I dialed back the dose and still got some burn/dying lower leaves.
That being said I could hypothetically be two weeks from finishing and so yellowing/dying lower leaves would be expected. Should I harvest in two weeks? Four weeks? Will I even make four weeks?
The resin is very strong smelling of diesel. Absolutely intoxicating.
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BeanswithPorkstarted grow question 6 years ago
Is it possible for plants of the same strain/seed distributor, same environment, to finish at two different times - two weeks apart? (both timelines being the reccommended or longer)
i.e. Should I go the prescribed 9 weeks of flower or can I even make my previous 11 weeks?
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CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6 years ago
hey there BwP, yeah so with every strain you'll find different "phenotypes" aka different "types" of plant, shorter, longer, bushier less bushy, that sort of thing. So to answer your question, yeah it's very possible. About your second question about the flower time, you should always do what the plant says not what the breeder says. Often times the breeder will give a flowering time a couple weeks or more shorter than the actual flowering time you'll experience. The best way to check if your plant is ready to harvest is to check the trichomes with a magnifier or use the pistil method (less precise!). Hope this helps ! 🚀
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MadameMarycommentedweek 166 years ago
BeanswithPorkcommentedweek 86 years ago
Seeded in small peat pot with Sunshine Soil #4, transplanted 12 days after emergence.
Transplanted into medium mix of Sunshine Soil #4, sheep manure, worm castings.
Top dressed with worm castings and bonemeal partway through veg.
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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 166 years ago
Hi@@@BeanswithPork, Easy Answer yes it is possible!!. That is Mother Nature... isnt it great those varieties=?. I most time grow 3 plants at once, same strain etc,, and they are always different, there is always an Alpha and some followers^^And some productprescriptions are just signpots.... you can look but dont have to believe them, its always different to the description ( never had a grow like " Plan")
You got to remember, that the seeds are from different plants, ive tried to pick the most similar seeds to have similar Plants, sometimes it works, but most times not
I appreciate it to see the Varietys of the Strain... Happy growing
They look amazing
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 166 years ago
hey Beans ! hope i answered your question, anything else comes up just message me i'll be around to help ! 👊
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 166 years ago
you have N-lockout, you can tell from the burnt tips and yellowing of the lower leaves even though you're feeding N. hope this helps !
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CRiSPrGrowcommented6 years ago
@@BeanswithPork, you're right basically !
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CRiSPrGrowcommented6 years ago
@@BeanswithPork, woooops, yeah you're right it's not lockout it's deficiency , but to answer your question, yes: different nutrients kind of regulate eachother especially micro nutrients and the ratio is particularly important for example NPK ratios.
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BeanswithPorkcommented6 years ago
@CRiSPrGrow, interesting. Does oversaturating nitrogen usually cause nitrogen lock-out, or is it other nutrient excesses/imbalances that can cause nitrogen lockout? The only nitrogen via liquid food the plant has gotten since veg would be in the blackstrap molasses. In other words is this the indication to cut back on the molasses, or could it be salts/imbalances from the 0-10-10 Alaskan Morbloom as well?
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HerbalEducommentedweek 126 years ago
Nice garden 👍
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Iop420commentedweek 126 years ago
Looks good. Good luck and patience. ✌️🍀
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The_Projexxcommentedweek 166 years ago
You got yourself some nice dank colas :D :D I bet it smells amazing in that room . Keep up the great work and best of luck to you on your race to harvest day ! :D
-Happy Growing!
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MadameMarycommented6 years ago
@@BeanswithPork,That was purely deducted through my experience,but correctly flushed plants will develope stronger aroma,on the other hand overfeeded plants tend to nothing(they also taste like #~#@~€|@)
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BeanswithPorkcommented6 years ago
@MadameMary, thanks for the information. Any other factors that could lead to low aromas? Before legalization, aroma was the common fear for people but I have found that as overblown with so few plants growing.
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MadameMarycommented6 years ago
@@BeanswithPork,low humidity and temperatures normally enhances the aroma, the hot and the mold are the facts who can destroy your terpenes.
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