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But a lousy camera that you can’t really make out the buds on. They are super healthy otherwise, no dead leaves since birth, no bugs, just very healthy.Got any pics?
Outdoors in the ground, so can’t get them into a greenhouse. Also northeastern, so October can get pretty cooler.More information would be helpful to give you any advice, but with that said.
It's still early in the season for certain latitudes, assuming these are outdoors. Genetics also play a role. I have 4 plants in a greenhouse and they sound like what you have, I am at about the 49 degree latitude. I am prepared to go to halloween or later if needed to get them to ripen up. Generally 8+ weeks for flowering time depending on the genetics.
If you are in a northern latitude, you should try to prepare for cold and damp weather with some sort of greenhouse, good luck getting 14'ers in there!
Maybe bang them with some Booster juice....I use Kool Bloom or Monster Bloom starting right where you are with small buds forming week 2 -3. I use up to 5 ml per gallon or 1 tsp per gallon of the Monster Bloom....I think it helps swell the buds and harden them up. I'm indoor only so I have no idea how it'll work for you but I've seen your plants and it would be a shame to not see them perform as they potentially can....I gave up outside because I couldn't finish them off. Our weather here in Nova Scotia can suck in October for finishing buds off.But a lousy camera that you can’t really make out the buds on. They are super healthy otherwise, no dead leaves since birth, no bugs, just very healthy.
Outdoors in the ground, so can’t get them into a greenhouse. Also northeastern, so October can get pretty cooler.
Putang
Chocolate diesel
New York Diesel
Black widow
La confidential
Purple rock berry (didn’t auto flower, grew normally)
I feed them regularly, lots of alfalfa and guano. They’ve been on general organic bloom every two weeks since flower. Watered often.
I have a gorilla glue planted away from them that went in late, didn’t get nearly as much food, isn’t as tall, but has crazy buds on it.
Is there a chance I overfed them? They never once got any sort of nute burn.
No seeds, they’re all female. Don’t get me wrong, the buds are pretty and will taste nice, they are just spindly.High N in flower has been shown to increase plant mass but lower THC. I don't think that's it.
You got any seeds on them? Possible pollination?
I did give them heavy alfalfa all along, maybe that’s it. The plants are huge.Without any pics and the additional info I would guess to much nitrogen during flower, alfalfa and guano are both slow releasing high nitrogen ingredients so they are probably still getting a healthy dose of nitrogen
My first thought was genetics, but you have 6 stains doing this? Must be something else.No seeds, they’re all female. Don’t get me wrong, the buds are pretty and will taste nice, they are just spindly.
From what I see they are around 3 weeks into flower, 6 more to go and its going to be iffy in late October to finish them off. I suggested a PK booster to pump them up but It seems ignored...Pics? Are they strains that take a long time to flower? Hard to finish anything that likes a long flower here in the Northeast... have one or two that I don't think will finish.
Sorry didn’t mention it, I bought the Kool Bloom last night, should arrive in a few days and I’m going to hit them hard with that.From what I see they are around 3 weeks into flower, 6 more to go and its going to be iffy in late October to finish them off. I suggested a PK booster to pump them up but It seems ignored...
oh no not hard...lightly first then just as directed on the product...I/2 first dose .........maybe full next time.... watch how they respond...too much of a good thing could lock them up and fk it all up.Sorry didn’t mention it, I bought the Kool Bloom last night, should arrive in a few days and I’m going to hit them hard with that.
oh no not hard...lightly first then just as directed on the product...I/2 first dose .........maybe full next time.... watch how they respond...too much of a good thing could lock them up and fk it all up.
You have it all looking great its still early and some buds just don't pop out like others do, it could mean they'll be harder as well. Those that grow out giant looking buds often end up fluffy larf when dried. I like the thick stocky pine cone buds that grow throughout the plant. The big ones on top are just for show...At 14 feet high how in the heck can you see their size anyways? binoculars?
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