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Little ladies growing very happily. Defoliated the bottom half of the plants to get that upper plant stretch, so that they can prep for the Scrog. I'm torn between another 1 or 2 weeks of veg, anybody have suggestions??
This was their last week of Veg. SCROG net is in and I'm putting them into 24hours dark period and then 12/12 from here on forward. Really excited to see them stretch into the SCROG!
Final defoliation done. The humidity is too high but I'm hoping the defoliation brings that down. I also turned my extraction up a bit. Other Than that, they are looking very happy.
What a week.
Strangely enough my humidity jumped to 70% after I defoliated and it wouldn't budge. Stayed there for 3 days until I decided to pick up a 2nd hand dehumidifier, which works like a charm and has brought the humidity down to 50%.
Both the crescendo and the Mandarin Cookies are looking amazing. No signs of issues and they have started to stop stretching.
These phenos of mine are growing some good looking colas. They aren't long but they smell and look absolutely beautiful. Very excited to see how they develop. The humidity is keeping on a steady 50%. Don't want to turn the dehumidifier up as it eats electricity. I'm rather going to buy a 2nd oscillating fan tomorrow to get more airflow and hopefully lower the Temps a degree or two. Also going to start feeding them a little extra.
Buds are starting to fill out now. I have noticed some very very small bugs crawling in the soil in one of the pots.
I have no clue what these are and would appreciate any advise that anyone can offer? I'm going to research it and see if there is a way to sort it out.
Other than that, I have upped the nutrients and lowered the light and keen to see if it boosts them.
Very chilled week of growth. There was a slight rise in the humidity but the ventilation seems to be good.
They are getting very beautiful now. One more week of nutrients and then flush.
This was the last week of Nutrients. I upped them to the top end of the feeding and have read a bit about hard flushing as opposed to water feeding to let the plants eat the nutrients instead of flushing them out.
Have decided to do a 2 weeks water feed instead of hard flush.
The crescendos are fox tailing quite a bit. Looks beautiful
Very happy thus far
I'm trying to decide what water to flush with. I have a wellpoint which I use water from. It has a ph of between 6.5 and 6.7 bit I've heard the ppm of that is too high. Should I use bottled water or tap water rather??
First week of flush done. I've noticed the Mandarin Cookies have started lightening in colour but the Crescendo hasn't. Staying dark green.
The trichomes have gone mostly milky. There are very few amber trichomes so I'm going to flower one more week and take it from there.
I have noticed my one plants leaves are very dark and quite brittle. Like they are breaking/cracking on the actual leaves quite easily.
What could this be from?
You are so far into bloom i think it doesn't matter.
If accompanied by blue-green leaves, it could be a P-def. LEaves don't look like this... the purple i see is more likely senescence / autumn related colors.
leaves look a big glossy, maybe? I'd wager some minor lockout. Whatever it is, a minor adjustmant would clear it up i think. if you calculate ppms from guaranteed analysis labels, you can make a more informed guess.
I'm wondering of I should push the plants another 4 to 5 days longer? The trichomes look almost ready and the plant is starting to show some purples and reds. This will mean an almost 3 week flush. Is this okay?
Hi!
You might have been able to start the flush littlebit later and the importance of flushing is also very debatable. But to answer your question, you can flush for three weeks for sure but keep watching the girls and how they behave but there should not be any problem 'cos they have lots of nutes stored in the leafs that they can use
I am on my 15th day of drying and the branches seem to be making dry cracking noises when I bend them. So I started doing the final trim (sugar leaves) and have noticed that the buds are still slightly soft. Is this okay or should I wait for the buds to be bone dry and hard?
An amazing strain through and through. Very easy to grow. Never showed any issues from start to finish and had some really beautiful buds with some slight foxtailing. Definitely a night time smoke. A very hard hitting, heavy high that will leave you completely locked on the couch.
Very happy with this harvest. Got the amount of bud that I was hoping for and they are rock hard and frosted AF. I would recommend Ethos genetics to anyone looking to grow exotics strains
Best strain I've ever grown. Ethos is the way if you're looking for strains that ooze resin and get that beautiful looking purple, green, orange colors. Would grow this strain again.
DougJitsu
