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Diminishing Flower light schedule....

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Heres a Sat dom pheno that finished surprisingly early in this flowering schedule... Smells like pineapple and swiss cheese!
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#123
Please sea which part and dont hold back curiousity...this plant displayed 0 bananas and i wanted to grow this one until bananas showed or crystals turned color and they didnt even turn cloudy from about day 55 to 72 no change i can tell with naked eye and loop and the biggest fan leaves didnt fade to yellow ?!? I mean they shifted to lighter green but not yellow anyhow i wanted to put this up since my grows are dwindling to nothing all i have is properly cured medicine to analyze!
 
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This plant has cured into the most different smell reminds me of a rotten strawberry tha already started fermenting i wonder if im smelling the ethylene from ripening it has undertones of a lemon rine
 
#130
caveman4.20 said:
Please sea which part and dont hold back curiousity...this plant displayed 0 bananas and i wanted to grow this one until bananas showed or crystals turned color and they didnt even turn cloudy from about day 55 to 72 no change i can tell with naked eye and loop and the biggest fan leaves didnt fade to yellow ?!? I mean they shifted to lighter green but not yellow anyhow i wanted to put this up since my grows are dwindling to nothing all i have is properly cured medicine to analyze!
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Well, to my eye that's a pretty nicely sized and filled out bud for a Sativa-dominant strain. I find that the Sat dom lines I've cultivated tend to grow what I call 'ropey' buds, not in reference to hemp, but to the pattern they make as they grow and fill out--it appears to twine around the plant like a rope. That is a decidedly different appearance from typical Afghani-dominant lines, which just stack on top of and over everything. You also DIDN'T cut her too early, or she'd be milky-looking in the trichomes. I like seeing folks let their plants go as long as necessary, instead of pushing them to finish ASAP.
 
#132
Looking pretty good, but now I need the irrigation to be fired back up so they can go into their final locations. Everyone's still potted right now.

In the meantime, I took all the clones that started flowering from my timer fuck-up and have them going in the room. I haven't kept track of how many weeks in they are, but I've been reducing the photoperiod daytime by 15mins each week. I'm down to 9.5 hrs and I think I'll leave them there, because they're just truckin' along, looks like as usual.
 
#133
I'm implementing a moderate day-length change, by running 11 hours of light in the last month of bloom. So far, this has had the effect of encouraging a strong finish and an only slightly shortened flowering duration.
 
#137
[quot="ttystikk, post: 1074061, member: 21947"]I have a thread going, will keep that project updated there. So far, so good is the short answer ;-)[/quote]
Cool Ill hav to check it out
 
#140
Due to the heat, I'm flipping the photoperiod on its head, but keeping 'em at 9.5hrs on. So far they're chugging along just as they would being under 12/12, and I'm fortunately growing two strains I've already grown before, so that allows me to compare. I love saving money and still making weight!
 
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