Strawberry Cough Clone (2019)

Day 97 since being cloned. Six weeks of flowering complete, three weeks to go. When I built my current setup I built two tents, one that is 6’x4’ and one that is 4’x4’. The available electrical hardware, and timer situation, and my thought process on working with clones made me choose the larger tent for veg. Since then, I realize clones need much less light, the rest of the tent has sat empty, and I’ve been heating my larger tent with two sets of CFLs. But now I’ve upgraded my timer and power bar, and have flexibility, ... I’ve switched my two tents. The 6’X4’ tent is now my flowering tent, and my 4’x4’ is now my veg. tent. I have moved Widow over to the new home. There is the main LED standard to both tents, four tube CFLs (2 warm, 2 cool spectrum), and the six yellow spectrum LED lightbulbs. The last two pictures attempt to show the main four from the previous flowering tent. Another note to make is my oscillating fan broke so at the moment there is no circulation other than the outtake fan. The thermometer is currently under the canopy so the reading is a bit off. This plant gets the last of alaskan morbloom, and all food, tomorrow. The buds are not huge on this plant, and yet the branches are still so swollen they are laying over, laying horizontal, slumped, etc. Clearly a tall indoor plant is not convenient. Even though the yield looks small, these buds shouldn’t be discounted. They emit a very strong sweet, strawberry smell. They don’t even look that frosty and yet when I touched them and snapped some pictures, a glob of resin/oil was left on my phone. I kid you not, a literal drop of wonderful liquid visibly on my screen. Yummy!