Peyote Gorilla and Strawberry Lemonade day 56, how many more weeks left?

[Jankyl29]

hello everyone, typically don't come on forums to ask many questions, just a lurker. But I figure it can't hurt, I think I tend to harvest too soon usually so I would just like to hear some other input.

First time growing these 2 strains, Seedsman Peyote Gorilla, and a Barneys Farm Strawberry Lemonade. Both were grown side by side, on the flip to 12/12 the strawberry lemonade took a solid 2-3 weeks longer to show flowers after the Peyote Gorilla did. This peyote gorilla seems much faster than anything else I've grown, I usually take most things to day 70ish, but this grow seemed to go smoother.

Pictured below is peyote gorilla and strawberry lemonade. Peyote Gorilla had nutes tapered a few weeks ago and has got straight h20 for the past 14 days...looking to go 5-6 more days? What do you think?

I've never grown something to look like this
Strawberry lemonade which I'm thinking has a few weeks left...maybe a week or so of lower nutes before a 2 week h20 run?

Purple plant is the Peyote, all tric pics are peyote. Strawberry lemonade trics all look like glass yet.

 

[Enforcer]

IMO, your estimates are accurate. Nice work man

 

[Madmax]

That peyote appears done to me .the other is all milked up with amber just starting so b interesting what it looks like in a week.hell id b cutting a sample and testing both..you might find the sm9ke is exactly the kind your after..

 

[BurnzYzBudZz]

hello everyone, typically don't come on forums to ask many questions, just a lurker. But I figure it can't hurt, I think I tend to harvest too soon usually so I would just like to hear some other input.

First time growing these 2 strains, Seedsman Peyote Gorilla, and a Barneys Farm Strawberry Lemonade. Both were grown side by side, on the flip to 12/12 the strawberry lemonade took a solid 2-3 weeks longer to show flowers after the Peyote Gorilla did. This peyote gorilla seems much faster than anything else I've grown, I usually take most things to day 70ish, but this grow seemed to go smoother.

Pictured below is peyote gorilla and strawberry lemonade. Peyote Gorilla had nutes tapered a few weeks ago and has got straight h20 for the past 14 days...looking to go 5-6 more days? What do you think?

I've never grown something to look like this
Strawberry lemonade which I'm thinking has a few weeks left...maybe a week or so of lower nutes before a 2 week h20 run?

Purple plant is the Peyote, all tric pics are peyote. Strawberry lemonade trics all look like glass yet.

Looks like a beautiful autumn morning in there with all those colors. Think you’re on the right track with a couple more weeks to ripen. Keep an eye on them. Happy
Grows.
Burnz

 

[chemistry]

I'd have it flushed and down.

 

[Jankyl29]

First 3 Peyote, Last 3 Strawberry Lemonade

 

[BurnzYzBudZz]

Oh yeah after those pictures I’d chop shortly. Looks great.

 

[tinytmp]

hello everyone, typically don't come on forums to ask many questions, just a lurker. But I figure it can't hurt, I think I tend to harvest too soon usually so I would just like to hear some other input.

First time growing these 2 strains, Seedsman Peyote Gorilla, and a Barneys Farm Strawberry Lemonade. Both were grown side by side, on the flip to 12/12 the strawberry lemonade took a solid 2-3 weeks longer to show flowers after the Peyote Gorilla did. This peyote gorilla seems much faster than anything else I've grown, I usually take most things to day 70ish, but this grow seemed to go smoother.

Pictured below is peyote gorilla and strawberry lemonade. Peyote Gorilla had nutes tapered a few weeks ago and has got straight h20 for the past 14 days...looking to go 5-6 more days? What do you think?

I've never grown something to look like this
Strawberry lemonade which I'm thinking has a few weeks left read blog...maybe a week or so of lower nutes before a 2 week h20 run?

Purple plant is the Peyote, all tric pics are peyote. Strawberry lemonade trics all look like glass yet.

Here's a not-so-great shot of a medium-sized ( about 4ft. tall) Strawberry Lemonade bush about 3 weeks out from finishing it's 10 week flowering journey. I love this strain. Created by combining Strawberry Cough and Sour Lemon OG, it has an amazingly rich aroma and taste, and a zippy high, with up to 26% THC. Barney's describes it as "scents of sweet lemon, earthy strawberry and fruity hashish while flavours include strawberry lemonade, lemon and strawberry with sweet notes". Best Sativa Concentrate at High Times’ 2015 Denver Cannabis Cup. Best Sativa Flower in the 2016 High Times Cannabis Cup. It's highly resistant to PM and mold. And it yields a LOT of bud.

It's my favorite indoor strain to work around as it approaches maturity, as it's magical aromas encourage you to immerse yourself in the Strawberry Forest it creates. Things it needs - lots and lots of light, and lots of nipping off the little shoots it loves to sprout along the branches which would not be productive if left on. The thin leaves allow for good light penetration and ventilation. The nifty part is I discovered this as a free seed that came with an order. Anyway - highly recommend this one if you have the patience for the 10 week flowering period and love cerebral "up" Sativas with complex aromas. Especially if you like concentrates - that's really the best way to fully experience this, be it rosin or whatever.

 

[jamesmessenger1]

Here's a not-so-great shot of a medium-sized ( about 4ft. tall) Strawberry Lemonade bush about 3 weeks out from finishing it's 10 week flowering journey. I love this strain. Created by combining Strawberry Cough and Sour Lemon OG, it has an amazingly rich aroma and taste, and a zippy high, with up to 26% THC. Barney's describes it as "scents of sweet lemon, earthy strawberry and fruity hashish while flavours include strawberry lemonade, lemon and strawberry with sweet notes". Best Sativa Concentrate at High Times’ 2015 Denver Cannabis Cup. Best Sativa Flower in the 2016 High Times Cannabis Cup. It's highly resistant to PM and mold. And it yields a LOT of bud.

It's my favorite indoor strain to work around as it approaches maturity, as it's magical aromas encourage you to immerse yourself in the Strawberry Forest it creates. Things it needs - lots and lots of light, and lots of nipping off the little shoots it loves to sprout along the branches which would not be productive if left on. The thin leaves allow for good light penetration and ventilation. The nifty part is I discovered this as a free seed that came with an order. Anyway - highly recommend this one if you have the patience for the 10 week flowering period and love cerebral "up" Sativas with complex aromas. Especially if you like concentrates - that's really the best way to fully experience this, be it rosin or whatever.

Is your SL a heavy feeder?
I have mind trained super flat to soak up the light, but curious what your experience was like during flower and feeding! Took cuttings so hopefully it’s a keeper! Definitely stretching lol. It’s the one in the middle…this was just before flower.