Ok.... these 2 girls are starting to show their differences.
One is getting near done. Pistols are turning brown. Looking frosty with a nice smell. Buds are chunky and look tight with swollen calixes. The top of the plant reminds me of a jester. It is the taller of the two.
The other a little shorter.... is classic sativa. Cone shaped buds. I have only found 2 brown pistols. Not even close to done. Buds look tight, and heavy. They are starting to roll. (turn upside down)... she is packing some weight. The whole plant is starting to lean forward. She is Beautiful.
Both plants are nice. They smell the same at this point. But look way different. Both have huge leaves, with classic thin blades. And nice branching, the smaller having a lot wider branching. I believe she is holding more weight. Both are drinking a lot, they are needing extra hand watering during the week. Again the smaller is drinking more than her sister.
I'm not really sure when to start flushing the taller one. But I don't want to run her too long. I seem to be doing that lately. I might start flushing her next week. Depending upon what she looks like.
@Teamdirtbag2, yeah i can tell lmao, a diverse forest full of different gens, sizes, colors, etc... you're a full on project planner at this point, hard to keep up with all these plants even on GD, i cant begin to imagine the madness at home lol π π π π
@Teamdirtbag2, honestly i never bothered to find out what rhe average might be or what other people pump it up to...i just figured that was another thing I'll add to mother earth's job description as my garden assistant.
@Experimentgreen, hahahahahaha ....
300 is the average everywhere all the time outside.... in a room with a person breathing it goes up from there. π€
@@Delicate_Sounds, didn't notice until now?... great eye... it more noticeable in pics. I haven't found them in there yet. But it could be.. Hmm I will have to check it out. Thanks...
@Experimentgreen, no no no no no no.... that is Strawberry Lemonade from Barney's farm. I believe light penetration is the reason. Just wait I'll show you.π
@Teamdirtbag2, i need a new light too...and a really tall tent. π€£
Hey how come these girls have the yellowed leaves on the bottom when they have a solid nutrient lineup? The transplant? Are these the mucky root plants?