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Looking great. Do you have power/water yet?
Got, got, by a rogue flower f^cker!
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Green & brown seeds in the same nug. That's a first for me. I'd recognise that tiger striped bitch anywhere. I Johnny Appleseeded 10's of thousands of bammer beans in my youth. Wouldn't suprise me if that sh*t grows wild like a landrace in the Sacramento Delta.
Well, at least I got my Creamsicle beans. Lol
Yeah. It came back night before last. We were some of the last to get their power up. I'm sure there's still some out still with how extensive the fire damage is.
Hey, your opinion... The Kush are really looking like they've stalled. There is little growth I can see but the hairs don't seem to be dying back. There's still very little amber, and only on the oldest and most damaged sugar leaves. I'm on the fence, should I cut them in a couple days with staggered harvests, or try to run the whole plants out 12, 13, even 14 weeks? Either way, should I start feeding and do a flush before each harvest or run them out on water only. I'm only going to be feeding them Cha Ching or Beastie Bloomz. Don't think I want to start the whole regimen up again, but when I stopped is when they stalled. I didn't recover enough on the Creamsicles to make it worth it if they were still running but the Kush are far fatter. Maybe full nutes?
No matter what, they are huge already, so I'm not going to lose on them.
Here's some pics of the sun side of the colas, on the sun side of the girls. Lots, and lots 'O' hairs. The ones on the dark side are looking more ready with only a narrow region of clusters with hairs on the sun side.
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Got, got, by a rogue flower f^cker!
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Green & brown seeds in the same nug. That's a first for me. I'd recognise that tiger striped bitch anywhere. I Johnny Appleseeded 10's of thousands of bammer beans in my youth. Wouldn't suprise me if that sh*t grows wild like a landrace in the Sacramento Delta.
Well, at least I got my Creamsicle beans. Lol
ya let em go fer sure.....watch for rain in future ....lookin good tho hell yaTruth is, I am old school organic, not familiar with much of the products or approaches, so other guys, please pitch in. My opinion is based on your pictures only! Based upon the healthy color and size of those pistils, I think that the calyx hasn't finished swelling, the flowers haven't begun to die off. With the warm sunny weather we are anticipating, I wouldn't harvest yet...again, pistil length and color only factors I'm basing that on.
Truth is, I am old school organic, not familiar with much of the products or approaches, so other guys, please pitch in. My opinion is based on your pictures only! Based upon the healthy color and size of those pistils, I think that the calyx hasn't finished swelling, the flowers haven't begun to die off. With the warm sunny weather we are anticipating, I wouldn't harvest yet...again, pistil length and color only factors I'm basing that on.
Thought I heard a branch crack earlier when I was adjusting them. Double checked, looking for wilt and sure'nough. Took a strip of bark with it, f^ck! Shouldn't be a problem, but if it is, it'll be low enough to take out the whole plant. I covered with a strip of electric tape but didn't have enough to do a wrap. Still, should be fine, didn't break the stalk and they are weeds after all.
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Beautiful bro..Thank you. Taking my finger off the trigger.
I'm starting to see more of a die back on the sun side. I'll get some pics up after daybreak.
My cousins greenhouse harvest got hit with mold because we lost power during the fires. All his fans, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers were down. I ran USB fans off of backup batteries and opened the divider to allow the heated front half of the trailer to pull humid air from the back. Not that long back his plants growing next to mine got ravaged by caterpillars and mine were untouched.
I know I take much better care of my girls and I monitor my harvested buds more closely but this is reaching the point of divine intervention. I've seen these nastly, maggoty looking worms hatching off of the scrub oaks over our plants. I know they've got to be borers of some kind because they'd never survive direct sunlight. I got a little freaked when I found a single wilted upper fan leaf in one of my colas. Thought my luck finally ran out but haven't seen any more damage since.
Here's some pics... The shade sides are more developed.
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About a half lb of some fine Creamsicle shake.
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Thank you. Taking my finger off the trigger.
I'm starting to see more of a die back on the sun side. I'll get some pics up after daybreak.
My cousins greenhouse harvest got hit with mold because we lost power during the fires. All his fans, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers were down. I ran USB fans off of backup batteries and opened the divider to allow the heated front half of the trailer to pull humid air from the back. Not that long back his plants growing next to mine got ravaged by caterpillars and mine were untouched.
I know I take much better care of my girls and I monitor my harvested buds more closely but this is reaching the point of divine intervention. I've seen these nastly, maggoty looking worms hatching off of the scrub oaks over our plants. I know they've got to be borers of some kind because they'd never survive direct sunlight. I got a little freaked when I found a single wilted upper fan leaf in one of my colas. Thought my luck finally ran out but haven't seen any more damage since.
Here's some pics... The shade sides are more developed.
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About a half lb of some fine Creamsicle shake.
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Ugh, stripping so much of the bark down the plant ain't good for sure. Still, if you can get it back in place and wrapped it stands a chance.
Get ur done brotha, good job!Sorry, everyone for not posting that much the last week or so. Been slammed with harvesting and trimming and I'm hurting to an extreme. I finally got a breather this morning and I'll be posting pre-harvest pics shortly. Thanks for the support.
Get ur done brotha, good job!
Hell yeah bro, sounds like you're going to have a whole lot of the good stuff, I'm just gunna make a shit load of butter out of my trimmings..Thank you. I've got one of those bowl trimmers coming for sh*t that I don't care about whether it breaks up or not. I'm going to contact the owner of the latest co-op I joined and see if he'll concentrate it up for me. He does some sick potent natural extractions. I've already got 2lbs of mostly sugar shake. Going to sift it one more time through a 150 micron screen before I'm ready to send it out. It'd be cool to split it between pen liquid and shatter.
I harvested my Kush before the storm hit last night, my cousin did not. He also wasn't watering enough. The colas got heavy from the rain and the stalks snapped because they were too dry. The only time these plants had green fans after the flip was when I watered them properly. If you're growing in 15gal pots you can't just shoot water into them for a few seconds. You have to slow the water down and soak them or they will go dry. The big problem is the people he has watering don't give a f^ck and they're f^ckin lazy. Lazy people piss me off.
Here's the result of dumba$$ laziness...
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...and here's the result of someone who cares. I knew my colas wouldn't hold up against .5in of rain. Thank God they were mature and I stayed on top of the weather forecasts.
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