Blueberry FEM from CANUK

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Well.. The only question in my mind is: Is the Do-Si-Dos #2 really an hermy? If it is, I would be really mad since it's a feminized from a canuk puck 3.0. On the 3 seeds of do-si-dos, one didnt germinate and another died of root rot (it's my fault because de air pump was not working (emmiting sound but no air). I thought this one was going strong but if you can confirm it's a male...I'm pissed! Anyway, I isolated the Do-Si-Dos #2 in the veg tent with a flowering timer and will check regularly if it's worsening or not. See ya next week! EDIT: I cutted the Do-si-Dos AND the 2 Chem-iss-tree that were in coco. Again... some ballz! I initialy thought it was about genetics, but after a light test, I remarked that a blue del from my wyze cam was piercing thropugh the duck-tape and emitting a light blue light on the wall of the tent. I blacked the led and now we're still going strong with the mama blueberry and her 2 daughters! 2021-03-09

Only the Blueberry and it's clones survived the hermaphrodism terror attack! At least, I'm having a huge lady there and if it succeed, will give plenty of buds in compensation for the loss of the dudettes. Started P-K 13-14 with 0.3ml/L (once a week).

I'm precisely at F+33. The buds looks good and are starting to increase in size. I had some PH issue last days because my soup's concentration wasn't heavy enough for the lady. My pH was going low everyday by a lot and since I raised my soup's concentration, everything is back to normal. I'm eager to see the potential of that Blueberry!

Well.. it,s flowering time and waiting is the only game to play right now! I just changed the reservoir with a brand new soup at 1150ppm... gonna wait to drop under 900 to boost with PK 13-14 this week.

Overall... this grow is going real good. I think it's my first time not overfeeding like a douche. I'm 3 weeks before the cut and I'm wondering when my leaves gonna turn yellow. I lowered my soup's concentration to 800-900 ppm since above 1000 was not optimum. Going to start checking my trychos from next week till the cut!

Plop! Another great week spent on this run. Now at F + 54. I generally had little problem on this adventure, but in the last few days I have noticed a drastic drop in my pH in my soup. If I went to my logic that this drop must be due to the leech of the plant towards the soup. I understood that it was often a question of too low concentration for the needs of the plant. So I pimped my soup to get to my last week's concentration. Me who thought soon to cut ... I have the impression that I will have a little more to wait!

We're almost done! Today is the last day before the final water change. I'm starting to see some amber trichos. Very few but enough to convince me to flush it for 2-4 days then to harvest.

It's started! I've got a 6 "floor" drying rack inside my 3x3 tent (old veg tent). there is a 6 inch passive air intake at the bottom, and at the top, I installed a 6 inch fan as an exhaust. This fan and an humidifier are plugged into my Inkbird humidity controller. I've set the target value at 53% +-3 +-2 meaning that under 50% HR, my humidifier start. And it stop at 53% HR. The fan is on the other side of the humidity range at 55 meaning that it start at 55 (to remove air from the tent... the passive at the bottom create air flow) and stop at 53 (the target). So far, I was able to control the humidity between 50 and 57 in that tent at any given time. I also made a partial cut, filling the top rack of my drying rack. Buds are starting to foxtail... but not from the top of the bud which is weird or related to genetics. I'm gonna give it another week for the final cut and try to reach F+75. Since breeder give flowering time (mine is 8-9 weeks) from the apparition of the pistils, it would mean that minus the 14 days of stretch, I would reach a real 8 and a half flowering time. I expect above 200gr.. let's see how it will roll!

I haven't weighted the total but it looks like about 200-250gr for that only plant. Would probably get my gr/W if I fulled the tent.