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Already into flower. Should be poised to stretch her legs a bit over the next week. I'm estimating the nutes in the coast of maine soil should be just about used up so gonna add liquid squid starting next feed. Been doing some select defoliation every couple days to keep the shoots exposed.
She's looking absolutely beautiful. Smell is more minty than fruity as advertised. Plan is to keep Flushing for another 7-10 days then she'll get the are.
Harvested day 79. First time using Coast of Maine soil and it made things a breeze. Ended up with a beautiful plant that produced some high quality nuggets 👌
This ended up being a really nice grow. Was pretty smooth sailing from start to finish with no nute issues. Ended up very colorful as she progressed in flower, perhaps my prettiest grow yet. End product was a lot of really nice compact good sized nugs. Potency is good, but not a downright killer. Definitely more sativa. Smell is very interesting and unique, hard to really pinpoint...but I get hints of menthol and like cantaloupe. Yield was solid for the plant size. This was my first time running a Night Owl strain and definitely had a very good first impression.
Looking great. The Liquid Squid is great, I only use 4 tsp per gallon with the soil and have had great success. I will be keeping a close eye on this grow though. Good luck stay safe happy growing cheers!!!
@DrDank22, Not yet just because the soil has so much in it and I also use other dry and wet nutrients from Coast Of Maine. If you google coast of maine cannabis feeding chart they have a couple different ones for an idea.
@HAPPY91, thanks for the advice! I was wondering if I should go under the recommended amount running autos and all. I'll def start with 20 ml. Out of curiosity have you tried the full recommended 30 ml?
@OrganicNature420, usually it's a sign that the plant was left a little long to harvest. Through a process called rodelization plants will sometimes turn hermie to try to make seeds to ensure survival of another generation. I harvested her right in the recommended time frame from the breeder but idk. It could be due to other factors such as stress, but I doubt that was the reason since this plant had a very smooth grow without any issues.
Well Doctor are you're thumbs green? Cause shit those look like some big ass nugs to me! Honestly every pic looks like some mass yield type Genetics! Great job!
DrDank22
