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Is this stuff gonna taste bad if it gets too many bananas?

some of it is still on the tree and its getting pretty bad...

Are all the calax's gonna turn eventually?

 

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hey you look pretty far along how much more time do you have before there ready??...if your close just fisnish if there with far younger GIRLS remove from the area and finish elsewhere..
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Chop time bro

 

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My wife and I are working on it right now... but its a big one..and really foxtailed buds so it hard to trim...and we don't really dry it with the leaves on cause it will be even harder to get all them little leaves off

Gonna need help...hard to find good trimmers

 

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this is her
that old gazebo is covered with plastic now

 

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I'm having the same issue... going on my seventh week, but indoors. :/ not sure what to do

 

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When ended up with only around a dozen seeds per LB.
Kinda glad to have em :)

If your just now seeing nanners in the 7th week you will probably be ok...
but im still new at this...
Do they look ready to open?

Id love to see your Plants

Edit to add I just saw your other post...got seeds already?

Hmmm.. I guess ST is Hermey prone But only one of mine went herm and it was round 8 or nine weeks are yours grown from seed?


Oh and BTW
The Pheno that went long and Hermed in this thread Didn't have CBD

 

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if that is all I might get, I'd be happy. did you notice male flowers develop early on or later on the cola's? I'm still not sure how long this plant will go. the website lists 9 weeks, but I'm seeing a lot of milky trichomes. my understanding is that cbd isn't necessarily impacted by when you harvest like thc is.

i'll post a few photos

 

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let's see if this works

 

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caregiverken said:

When ended up with only around a dozen seeds per LB.
Kinda glad to have em :)

If your just now seeing nanners in the 7th week you will probably be ok...
but im still new at this...
Do they look ready to open?

Id love to see your Plants

Edit to add I just saw your other post...got seeds already?

Hmmm.. I guess ST is Hermey prone But only one of mine went herm and it was round 8 or nine weeks are yours grown from seed?


Oh and BTW
The Pheno that went long and Hermed in this thread Didn't have CBD

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these were clones. they are just making the rounds in the last few months in Sactown. this plant will be a pleasure to trim versus other strains. I'm sure I could have done better if I weren't in soil :/ my first time using soil in years and i'm not a fan. oh well :)

 

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1971 said:

if that is all I might get, I'd be happy. did you notice male flowers develop early on or later on the cola's? I'm still not sure how long this plant will go. the website lists 9 weeks, but I'm seeing a lot of milky trichomes. my understanding is that cbd isn't necessarily impacted by when you harvest like thc is.

i'll post a few photos

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Those plants looks really nice!
thanks for sharing.
I haven't seen any photos Hydro ST yet. That would be cool to see though.

Cool about the clones...But I wonder if the guy that cut the clones knew she was a herm

I didn't see the male flowers until late. Maybe 7th or 8th week. But they may have been there sooner.

I grew from seed and had 2 different phenos...
The pheno that had did have CBD didn't herm on me. I let it go bout 8 or 9 weeks

I think your right about the CBD though. I have read that CBD is ready sooner than THC. I think your CBD is ready to harvest.
So unless you think you will get more weight, I'd be thinkin about choppin :harvest:

 

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thank you. they are developing some deficiencies, but it is far enough along that I don't care. my next run with this strain will be in rockwool and drain to waste. i was surprised how well the outer plants did as I'm running 3 600w lights. I'll be upgrading to 2 1000w in raptor hoods just to see if there is much difference between the wattages.

it is hard to say if the cloner knew they were hermies or not. My hermies probably became noticeable a week ago, but i doubt seeds are going to form that quickly. I'll run a smaller table (3x3) versus the current 4x8 to see if it is worth hanging onto it. i'll send them to the lab to see the cbd levels.

going to drop either blue dream or pineapple express into this system next.

 

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I've no experience with this varietal, but I have experienced some sativas popping late stage pollen pods due to becoming root bound in the last couple weeks. Could possibly be an explanation for those indoor ladies you have 1971. If they have the tendency, as the diesel lines have shown, then generally speaking they are induced by environmental factors.

 

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that is interesting. they quite possible could be root bound as they are in 5 gal buckets that i chopped down in height (7" tall). i calculated the new size at one time, but can't remember now. i was also surprised at how much these guys stretch. you wouldn't know it, but i have a 2x2 metal sheet that i wove the plants into :/ alright, calculated at about 3 gal.

 

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Great Post NaturalTherapy! Thanks


1971; Yeah I think you'll be fine.

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