Now in the fourteenth week I also collected the Lemon AK which I had practiced the FIM. Even if this practice has extended the cultivation time by a few weeks I finally made a very abundant harvest, with a good selection of medium-large buds and some really huge. All buds are covered with scented resin. In previously cultivated plants I didn't find many limonene terpenes, but this time I think they will be more present...
Oh baby dem some sexy colors. The purples and the reds. Absolutely gorgeous. Great work my friend. Keep doing what your doing and best of luck with the rest of the journey.
hi bro ! when i saw your pic i said ! what a nice pink hemoroïds….sry…. pink foxtailing 😜
but when i saw your others pics and what you call a white minibud... i immediatly think to a possible light bleaching.
be careful with that dude in the future 👍 take a look here https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/light-burn ….you will find exactly the same 😳
wish you the best for the rest of your flo 👌
@Budofpray, Hi friend, unfortunately I left the LED lamp too close to the plants and I didn't move the same plants for a few weeks. My lamps are Apollo series and each plate is composed of numerous LEDs of different light spectrum so for about three weeks the apical buds in those specific points received only one light spectrum and reacted by changing pigmentation, after moving the plants and raising the 10 cm lamp the bleached buds stopped growing. As you can see from the most recent images both plants are in excellent health and are almost ready to be harvested 😉
@Ocanabineiro, Hi friend, it's a home-made panel that I made to be able to use the space under the table and it is composed of 3 T8 tubes with full spectrum LEDs with the addition of two reglette, one with warm light and one with light cold, all five tubes are 150 cm long and will provide light to newly sprouted plants 😉
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I like the way you set up your garden! You are definitely making the most of your space!
Can you tell me about the Sino Tech light shown in photo #19? Is that UV-C?
