Heavy Defoliation. Day 6 of flower.

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Lynch_Ironside

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Day 35 it is šŸ˜Ž
Looking excellent man! You're doing a hell of a job your first time out! Keep up the good work, I'll follow alongšŸ‘
Growing some widows too, kind of a fruity smell right now. And it's crazy how much they vary even though it's the same strain and from the same bank, the 2 I have going are completely different in structure and vertical growth rate.
 
AndyBoi

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Looking excellent man! You're doing a hell of a job your first time out! Keep up the good work, I'll follow alongšŸ‘
Growing some widows too, kind of a fruity smell right now. And it's crazy how much they vary even though it's the same strain and from the same bank, the 2 I have going are completely different in structure and vertical growth rate.
Thank you. I largely credit the Farm for my success so far.

are your seeds from crop king as well?
 
Lynch_Ironside

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Thank you. I largely credit the Farm for my success so far.

are your seeds from crop king as well?
Seedsman and they are autos so itll be interesting to compare our results

The farm was a true life saver, great people herešŸ‘
 
Lynch_Ironside

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Im certainly nterested to compare results. I would like to try autos some day as well as building a DWC. Best of luck on your second run at the hydroponics!
Thanks man! It's really enjoyable, I dig it way more than coco but if I had results like what you have I might feel differently šŸ˜‚
 
Ryboburton

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Update on the heavy Defoliation. This is day 14 of flower. Today I gave them thier first bloom/ripening formula (first two feeds of flower were transition formula). I would say they are doing well considering what they have recently been through. They certainly were stressed from that heavy defoliation and spent some time with little growth. I do think they would have been further along the flowering process if I practiced a more traditional defoliation technique.

Notice the one picture where I have 2 bud sites very close together. This is on top of my thickest branch, where I am hoping to yield my gerthiest nug! Upon light cycle transition (from 18/6 to 12/12), this branch split into two on its own. My concern is these sites will produce 2 large nugs that will be in contact with eachother rendering susceptibility to bud rot.

Is this a rational worry?

much Love
Andy Boi

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Mine did that this time. Gotta find pics tomorrow but I had a branch split like a twin top on itā€™s own. Both are flowering but I pulled them apart
 
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Rob21

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I have grown the same strain hundreds of times and it never gets old seeing the different phenos come out of the same beans if you want a consistent result every time you need to select a mother of the pheno you like best then run the hell out of it. Autos do the same thing show out in different ways
 
Rob21

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Not if your circulation is good i would keep them spread apart and you should be alright i had a white widow have three tops on the main
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AndyBoi

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Been a minute...
I harvested my luscious ladies kn the weekend. I also decided to wet trim since i had the day off. And jeez, it was a 6 hour project trimming all 4 plants.

the stack of nugs with the lighter is 1 plant.

I have them hung in the tent no direct fan, no light, slow steady ventilation, 70 degrees or so, humidity between 42-50.

never achieved and amber trichs, but i was like 10 and a half weeks into flower. So i decided to chop em. Once dried I plan to do a 3 week cure.

thank you everyone for all your help. Such a great group on here. Much love for everyone. Not sure when ill start my next grow, got some moving to do.

much love
Andyboi
 
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