Day 80 ! Wow it doesn't seem it thats for sure. Days and weeks are ripping by. This big girl is finishing up nicely with a week or so left I think.
Just ph'd water for now 6.5 and giving her about a gallon every 4 days...
I will check the trichomes and post some photos as we get closer to the day.
I forgot to add, she has been outside in my garage for the last 2 days in my 3x3. Its 13c out there. The plan is to bring out the colors on her and make room for the next group. Approaching the plant I see a glistening out of the corner of my eye. A drop, the plant is leaking lol. Its sweet holy sheeeit. I have seen it in pictures but not in person. Very cool!!!! I look for more.
Day 83 The dripping frost queen is sleeping now in her 2x4 for a couple of days in darkness. Who knows.. been doing it this way from the day I started growing and its hard to change what seems to work..
She is so frosty now its crazy... and the drip is back again, Ive licked it 3 times.. 😛
still dripping today.
This is one awesome special plant I must say. It smells so good.
💥💥I need a rosin press. What do you guys recommend?
I have so much delicious flower to press
Day 2 of drying so far is perfect in my 2x4 drying tent. Temperature is between 15c-19 and RH is 58%-63
A 10-12 day slow dry should be no problem.
Over the next week I will slowly remove some of the fan leaves that still remain. They are helping to slow down the drying. I have a bucket of water with a towel sitting in it, wicking out releasing moisture. A window fan is blowing on it full rip creating lots of wind and air down below swirling up to the drying buds above. Thats the plan until they are ready for the curing bucket.
Thanks for reading and following along 💕
Leave me a comment if you like.
Have the best day☮️❤️
@@Canamatoes,Thank you very much for your reply I was at 50% because I didn't want to burn the delicate seedlings but another issue I'm also having is my daytime temp with the light at halfway is 85 degrees fahrenheit. I remember reading that you could keep the drivers out of the tent to reduce heat. Do you keep your driver's out of your tent? Thanks again for all the useful info
@Grinz714Grows, 👋
My lights are at 100% full power all the time. Typically about 32" away for the first day or 2 once she brakes ground. That Gelato shot up right away and stretched too much overnight. I moved the light to 26" away by day 2.
Day 4, 24" away....
I hope this helps. If not message me and I can try to help you further.
Thanks my friend and good luck with your garden ☮️💕
Everythime i see your grows i'm like WTF how does he grow them soooo goooooood?
Amazing Job @@Canamatoes
still wondering which size wire do you use for LST
@@Canamatoes, Thank you so much brother for the pictures you've uploaded...you've been such a kind person.
i wish you all the best in your life!
I'm gonna be following your steps 😍
Peace brother 🙏
@CachimboDaPaz, thank you so much🙏
Awesome to here nice comments❤️
Dollar store plastic coated coat hangers for my anchors. The thin stuff I tye the plants to the crates is Dollar store plastic coated wire too but really thin.. I will take a picture now and add it to this album of what I use for you to see🍻
Have an amazing day❤️☮️
@@Canamatoes, I'm in same boat and wish I could have more space. Its just a case of doing the best with the space at your disposal. Take it easy and good look with the grow.
Kudos on the nice grow! It's a benchmark that is though to beat. Given the fact that both, Gelato and Blackberry are your all time favs, I wonder, whether you know of a Gelato X Blackberry cross seeds? That'd be a killing (IMHO). Growers love!
@looseduckfoot,
canamatoes. com is my hub and where you will find me forever writing and growing..
I'd be happy to chat anytime 🙌.
Side note, I still have not had a response from Fastbuds, not 1 single reply EVER regarding my prize they never gave me... So I know Im making the right decision to leave this group.
Cheers pal
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@@Canamatoes, I'm more than happy to meet somewhere in the vast interwebs for a chat. Would love to hear a trick or two and share experience. Growers love!
