Nov 6: Day 49F by my count. This is my first grow in 5+ years, but I'm thinking we're 3 weeks away on the earliest plants, 5 weeks away on the slowest? Will very likely stagger harvest. Whichever comes down the earliest will go back in with the larfy shit underneath now open to ripen up until the last comes out. Did very little to no defoliation above the minor "lollipopping" I did do. My line of thought is that the leaves feed the plant, so the more foliage remains the better. Have two large fans in the tent, seems to be more than enough airflow. Only leaves that have been coming off for the past weeks are ones that have completely yellowed out at the bottom because the canopy is THICK, and not a lot of light hits the floor.
Also, no complaints about the frost on ANY of the GG#4 plants I have going. One of them I'm not too impressed with the pheno's yield, but the proof is in the smoke. Blueberry isn't the frostiest, but it's flowers are definitely chunky and I'm looking forward to the smoke. Nice colouring coming in too!
Day 51F :Anyone have thoughts on harvest timeline? I'm thinking 3 weeks on the blueberry, and 4-6 yet on the slowest of the GG#4. I plan to harvest the tops and put the undergrowth of the earlier plants back in until the slowest plant is completed.
@DreamOn,
I'm on day 60 today. I think the blueberry plant is getting close. The gg#4 are all clearly much heavier sativa and I believe they'll need 2-4 weeks yet depending on the plant...
What do you think from the plant pics? Getting anywhere close?
@DreamOn,
Hello friend,
As you may have noticed in some of the blueberry pics. It seems to have sprouted a nanner here or there at day 52F What would you do at this point? I've been plucking any I see/suspect are nanners forming, and am on the fence about harvesting this weekend. Didn't have time during the week, and I'd really like to push them another week or so!!! Half of the colas are completely cloudy with a tiny bit of amber, but the bottoms of them are not. I also saw a nanner sprouting from some of the larfy undergrowth today, making me think it's a genetic issue rather than stress induced...