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LED dimmed down to 40%, i.e. 48 Watt.
Tatanka Pure CBD Seed died on 2nd day (watch Video).
Replacing it with Painkiller XL and Northern Light auto - hopefully they spout fast and healthy this time.
Too me that looks like soil mites. They eat and break down dead plant matter. Doubt they'd be feasting on it if it wasn't already decomposing. Too some they are considered beneficial nematodes(mainly outdoor gardeners). They are a sign of ideal medium for plant life.
Honey Cream is fast and thick, but doesn't like to be bent. Broke at nearly every branch, but she recovers fast.
Trying to make a clone out of one little branch which broke off too.
Switched to 12/12. The tent is stuffed already, i hope they don't stretch too much. Painkiller shows strange multi-node mutation, which brings many new branches/colas, without any more topping
Light now running @80% (96watts)
One week after flip, Honey cream shows first signs of flowering, Painkiller not just yet.
It's getting very crowded in the tent. Both plants would easily fill out the space on her own. Defoliated a bit, to let more light down and more air through. Honey Cream is said to be ready in 3 weeks, but we'll see. Both smell very sweet.
Painkiller F36. The upper colas' tops turned white (don't mean the hairs, it's clean white bud parts). I heard this happens when some strains get to close to the light. I don't mind it, but is there any downside to this and do these white parts stay white during drying?
“We’ve had white tips analyzed separately from the green part of the same bud and found they have higher [concentrations of] THC and much higher terpenes than the rest of the plant,”
“We were shocked at the ‘white tips’ on our first crop,” said Gress. “We Googled and read that this was damaged, bleached, or burned bud. But they looked so healthy that we didn’t believe it.”
https://www.leafly.com/news/growing/white-tips-on-cannabis-buds
@Pmal027@Chucky324@Mr_Weeds_Autos
Bullshitters much?
Over the last weeks, i have found at least 6 dead flys, sticked to the leafs or buds. The resin seems to be a very good shield against them.
Honey Cream is developing foxtails. Fortunately not the loose fluffy kind, but solid and sticky, so it's ok.
Unfortunately Painkiller had a little beginning budrot (no mold yet tho), which i cutted out. It has been unusually humid for a few days, normally there's zero chance for budrot in my tent.
I harvested a bit early (top buds where ready but any lower parts still had many clear trichomes), because it was getting too tight in the tent (with painkiller XL). Also, it started foxtailing, which would have made the buds too fluffy at the end. Two thirds of the flower has seen too little light and stayed small and loose. Smell is mild and sweet, but i wait for the after cure smell to judge the final aroma.
turned dark purple. very beautifull. The tallest colas got a little close to the light, so they developed white tops(not burned!), which made her even more attractive to the eye. One branch fasciated, which resulted in a nicely mutated doubble flower. Some of the top colas got budrot, despite of good room conditions. Overall very weak aroma, but it does have a strange smell, reminding of dried fish! and a bit catpiss. This pheno was a very special creature, which i enjoyed growing.
Effects seem to be as well balanced as advertized: low on thc an high cbd (9% & 9%), could be the perfect daytime strain.
WTF!! The Tatanka seed stopped growing one cm above soil. I touched it gently and it came off. Look the video clip to see! worms and bugs crawling inside, how did that happen??
So since Tatanka Pure CBD died today, i decided to replace her with a Painkiller XL, which hopefully won't fall too far back on the race to flowering. Just in case, i also let sprout one Northern Light Auto. If the second CBD Strain workes fine, the auto then goes outdoors for survival.
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