Little of both, they progressed in color and my phone upgraded from 2012 to 2024. They're dropping leaves readying for harvest. This pic was a week ago, tricomes getting milky, a very few are amber.
No color yet. They are just the oldest sucker leaves. I’m 2 days into bloom so any color from now on will be the genetics showing authentic traits.
A clock is right twice a day.
I was using a mix from 20 years ago. I’m not sure if I just got lucky or if the worms or the right amount of dolomite. There are so many factors that could have made my mix grow without problems. It’s not as easy to get the ingredients for the Cootz here so I went with what worked for me in the 2000s. 10 years out of the loop of growing progress, I just used what I had for free and made it work. From now on I’ll be able to mix up Cootz medium. A lot has passed me by in 10 years. The advancements are so much I didnt have the time to research. I think it might be the worms eating coir that is the key to success. I had 1 week to put this grow together.
Beautiful. Hope you get some good phenotypes bro.looks like I’ll be getting 5-8 main colas per plant. I supercropped most of the branches so hopefully that will fatten the colas. A couple were supercropped to fill space and some were to increase flow of nutrients to the colas.
Is that a 2x4? Tent
Those main colas are smaller than what I’m expecting. I’m hoping my strain will produce fatter colas.
That may be my novice experience showing.
Thy look close to done. I see mostly milky tricomes. You going to harvest at 30% amber or go under that?
Under, im not looking to couch lock, im in it for the uplift too.
Nice. It’s also a bit unusual to have, what looks to be, all milky with no clear and no amber.
That may be a trick of the light, mostly clear
Ah yes! The trick of the light!! lol. Nah man it was the trick of my dirty glasses.
Try second hand cookware, cake pans would work
I need the fabric pots to drain through the riser.
Invert a smaller tray drilled with holes. Make sure you use a rope-like material in some holes to wick the moisture back as the plant wants. I found the bags have too much surface area during flower, so I wrap with plastic cling wrap to keep vpd up. I struggled too I gave up and spent $30 made cheap indicator floats out of used taller ones. Waiting for artificial dawn so I can post a pic....
There you are MacGyver!! I knew you were lurking in this site. I’ll keep the cling wrap in mind. The climate here is a literal VPD jackpot. I’m hitting between 1.1 and 1.2 all day everyday.
