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Gorilla Glue clones cut from mother plant on May 8th. First roots showed on May 19th. Transferred to red solo cup on June 3rd - used Black Magic Potting Soil and Great White Powder.
-- 2nd Grow - Outdoors in the beautiful PNW -- 4 Gorilla Glue #4 Clones:- Clones taken on May 8th. - Planted in Red Solo Cups on June 3rd.- Planted in 5 gallon smart pots on June 19th-23rd. SOIL: Black Magic Potting Soil. TEMPS: Clones are outside during the days (80 degrees), and in the greenhouse at night due to cooler night temps (low 60's)** Aerated Compost Tea: **- 1x a week for last 2 weeks. (1x Foliage Sprayed, 1x Soil Fed) ** Neem oil: **-Sprayed twice for Spider Mites.
We have had a lot of smoke this summer due to wildfires near Seattle. As you can see, its been "raining" ashes....all over my plants! But they are stacking up nicely and I started seeing Trichomes this week! Love this phase!!
We have had rain for the last 4 days...they were only out in it a few hours while I finished building the carport, but I figured it would rinse off some of the ash that had fallen on them over the last few weeks. Also had to spray with Captain Jacks Dead Bug brew on Friday (9/15) due to finding 3 small caterpillars on a few plants. They have started showing some nitrogen deficiencies while really pushing flower, but I think I switched to bloom nutrients a bit too early in the initial flowering phase. Part of the learning curve, I guess. Still giving molasses on water only days - 1 T /gal.
Harvest beginning midweek this week due to weather conditions. Constant rain with cold temps at night, started seeing a bit of mold on some of the stems.
By far my favorite strain! She grows like a beast! (Definitely magnesium hungry during flower, so I would definitely keep Cal-Mag on hand with her.) Huge colas, sticky as hell, and the smell is out of this world! Nice heavy yields. Excellent strain for pain relief, as well as an euphoric high. Can't say enough positive things about this strain!
Very nice harvest looks like some really nice weed you got there and I love my diesel strains you put on your smell it got diesel smell I fell in love strait away 2600gram was that the wet weight
Thanks so much! I wasn’t able to take a wet weight due to the fact I was harvesting in a rush... we had heavy storms and below average cold fronts moving in. It averaged out to almost a pound per plant though. Definitely my favorite strain as well!!!
Tyvm! All the plants I've documented on this grow are GG4. I was lucky enough to get a clone last winter and vegged her out so I could take cuttings for this summers grow. I got a late start...didn't get them going until late June, but they've filled out nicely!
I just ordered some Terpinator, I see that you are using it. Do you notice a difference in your bud when you use it? and do you have any recommendations on using it? Thanks!
@DeepRoot3d, It was my first year using it as well, but I can tell you that it's something I will definitely keep in my nutrient lineup from now on! I didn't get it until my ladies were just beginning to flower, so I can't speak on how it does with using throughout the veg cycle too, but I alternated it at every other watering during flower and was very pleased with my results. Hope it works well for you, too!! Happy growing!! ♥️
Nice garden! Ive got some plants that look like they're from your garden just a lot smaller (I didnt germ until June). really cool love the way your colas are forming. They're going to fill in great. Are they all Gorilla Glue? Did you grow from seed?
Thanks! No, my cuts of Gorilla Glue #4 were clone only. I cut clones from my mother in late May but didn't get them rooted and planted til late June, so although they were late starts, I'm pretty excited to see how they finish out in the next few weeks!!
Carport nice idea for the rain. Well there looking beautiful ... I see you got them sitting on pallets is that so they don't grow into the ground ? Another nice idea. I don't think you need to worry too much about the yellowing. It's coming time for them to start yellowing anyway pulling stored nutrients from the bottom into the flowers.... looking great and good luck 👍👍
Yeah, the pallets are to keep airflow to the bottom of the pots. I'm going to try to get greenhouse plastic for the carport...its a total pain in the ass to take on and off every few days...depending on the rain forecast! Thank you very much! ♥️
MissRachel
