FastBuds - FFT#7

@Med_in_Tropic, yeah that's actually a really good idea! I'll remember that :)

@Med_in_Tropic, Ya, it's a logical choice, really. But, I would've used some tar if I had some. Wood glue works fine if you lay it on thick enough. It usually takes a couple of applications with wood glue because it's kinda thin and runs a little bit, whereas tar sticks well and only needs to be applied once.

@Med_in_Tropic, That's interesting how it didn't have much smell in grow, but after cure it improved so much. You don't have to create a new diary for the second grow of it...do what I am doing with my FFT1 and FFT6 diaries. Just create a new veg week on the same FFT7 diary and add all photos and updates to that week..

@Silverback_Guerilla, later FF7 doesn’t smell so much. I also am growing FF7 for the second round. And these looks very different than those I grown in winter. I haven’t put Pu dories for these FF7.

@Med_in_Tropic, It's hard to say because I have done so much training on her. She doesn't look like she normally would at all. Her leaf structure is maybe a little more Indica than a NL, and she has more spacing between internodes I think. I am growing two NL in my closet right now, and they seem a bit more sativa and have tighter internodal spacing than the FFT7. Next week I will bring her indoors to finish I think. She's kinda slow flowering..maybe because the days are getting longer.

@Silverback_Guerilla, oh I forgot other people have longer days in summer 😀😀😀😅 My winter is 11 hours day light and summer is 13 hours. Silly me 🤪

@Med_in_Tropic, It is the longest day of the year...and because my plants already think it is approaching winter. After solstice, there are months of long days.. if they are still alive then, they will be forced into revegetating. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but once they are a month or more into flowering, if they reveg, the buds will become very leafy and easier to get botrytis later... It is actually an old technique to increase branching and potential size of plants. If you let the plant begin to flower, it stretches very fast...then you gradually return her to longer days and she makes round leaves instead of pointy leaves for some days, then she goes back to making normal leaves, and no buds... It is a little risky with hermaphroditing, but not so much if you GRADUALLY return to longer days....like 15 minutes longer each day, until you are back to 18/6. Changing from 12/12 to 18/6 all at once will hermie almost 100% of the time....but not until you do finally flower them. That's a real heart-breaker...you do the trick, switch them back to instant long days, veg them for another couple of months, flower them, and THEN they show nanners...!@$#%^&

@BudXs, Ya, she could easily have gone another week or 10 days, but I'm not keeping the closet fired up for one scraggly-assed plant... #7 is supposed to be really fast, and she did pack it on quick in that last week, but ya, more like a 7-8 week flower I think.