Widowmaker

Week 16 and these ladies continue to impress. My only complaints so far are related to my own mistakes while caring for her. That said, she always takes them in stride and seems to bounce back readily in spite of errors. She seems to be slowing now as I'm not seeing a lot of size change in her inflorescence. Perhaps at this point she is just working on frosting up and packing on density. I had to correct some humidity issues during dark cycle as I saw very light and limited evidence of WPM on two lower fan leaves. Leaves we quickly removed and daily inspections have shown no more issues with WPM anywhere on the plant. Adding the dehumidifier to the tent seems to have corrected. During lights-on I keep the tent opened up and RH stays in the mid to upper 30s so that should keep the mold at bay. This would be the only "weakness" in the genetics I've seen so far. That said, I don't fault heavy indica genetics for being susceptible to mold. That's pretty much par for the course. I have a pocket scope on the way to help give me a better idea of how close she is. She has over 50% pistils at orange at this point but the loupe just doesn't get close enough for me to get a good measurement on where she's at in the cycle. The pocket scope plugs into a PC or phone and should help me narrow down her harvest window. She's coasting now with plain water irrigation to clear up some light burn I was seeing on the leaf tips. I always make the mistake of following nutrient vendor recommendations and overdosing my plants with N during flower. I really need to stop doing that. 😒 Thanks for following along and please click "Like" below if you dig what I'm doing here. Cheers! 👊🌱☮️✌️