We‘re approaching the last couple of weeks until harvest, which will be mostly about buds fattening and ripening, I guess.
One can really smell the widows’ CBD Sweet and Sour Widow parent coming through quite strongly, as the first association and main flavor is onion chutney.
What’s interesting is that the plants in the front of the tent grew notably larger than the ones in the back. Given that there’s no difference in light distribution, and I can’t think of any other significant differences, I guess it must be a microclimate issue, maybe related to airflow and ventilation. Btw., while the in-line fan is running all the time, the recirculating fan does not, and I’m using the timer switch’s random program for it. What do you folks think about this? Have you had experiences similar to this?
@HighZenBerg, cheers, I'm excited to follow your grow as well :) Well, and this one is also my first indoor grow and the 2nd time I'm growing it. And yes, it's an awesome strain that has been a perfect ornamentation for my city balcony last summer :)
However, as I tend to prefer strains that have a roughly similar amount of CBD and THC when it comes to the effects, I decided to do a little breeding experiment crossing it with CBD Auto White Widow. My hope is that with those two strains being stepsisters there won't be too many generations of inbreeding required to get to a somewhat stable "CBD Auto Duck"…
Hello! Such interesting strain your auto duck, their leaves so peculiar and they are looking fine, but I doubt they will be ready next weekend, they are still pushing pistils and they just started to bulk up, you are going to have bigger buds in 2/3 weeks...
I also have tendency to harvest to soon, really our buds should looks like there is seeds in them, all swollen...