Seraphine
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Looking good! I feel like sativa seeds require more heat to germinate. Once I started growing predominantly sativa dominant plants, I noticed the seeds were a bit harder to germinate. Maybe it was just the seeds or meOf course! ATM, Iam having bad luck trying to germinate some Hawaiian strains. They either don’t pop at all or (if they do) never emerge from the soil. Trying now with some coco...if this doesn’t work, then I think it’s the beans ☹ My outdoor forest is doing fine though!
well it is FriYay! PS...I have a Hawaiian seedling!2 grams of dinamed cbd ready to go for tonight. Just bought Avengers Endgame on fandangonow, should be a good night!
That looks nice! regarding 16 weeks I currently have so-called eight or nine week strains that go 11 or 12 weeks, so 16 weeks with a sativa doesn't surprise me at allFinal weigh in for the cafe racer is exactly 4 ounces. What does everyone think about 4 ounces for a plant that takes 16 weeks to flower?
The husband does best on sativas or very very high THC indicas. A strain I grew in the past for him was a very quick flower (8weeks) and it worked very well for him. He nicknamed it “Forrest Gump” because after he smoked it, he ran one of his best times on a 10k run. I am going to order a bunch more of those seeds, along with some strawberry amnesia and put those on deck.
I am also getting a larger flower tent since I am having a hard time keeping up with his medication dosage. Either a 5’x5’ or 8’x4’. The 8’x4’ is also a taller height so it would give me more head room for some of these sativas. Along with the larger tent, I’ll probably order 2 more lights-cobs. I think he goes through almost a gram every two hours. So 6-7 grams per day which comes out to about 42 grams per week or roughly 1.5 ounces per week. FUCK that’s some pressure to keep up with.
You might be thinking that he smokes A LOT of weed, but if you knew him before, you’d see why I grow it and why he smokes so much of it. It has changed his life, he’s done a complete 180, excels at work, lost a ton of weight, is in shape now, got out of alcohol’s evil claws, runs competitively, and most important: mentally well.
Here’s some of the cafe racer
That looks nice! regarding 16 weeks I currently have so-called eight or nine week strains that go 11 or 12 weeks, so 16 weeks with a sativa doesn't surprise me at all
Exactly! but if they said how long it really took nobody would buy them so kind of a catch-22, looks like some fine weed though! :)I’ve learned to expect an extra two weeks past the breeder recommended time however these sativas are going 4-6 weeks past the breeder recommended time. I had to go back and check my notes and I couldn’t believe how long they took. If they were honest upfront about the flower time, I’d be able to better plan my grows. I’ve only had one strain that actually finished according to the breeder time frame and I am going to buy more of those seeds.
@Seraphine - how many weeks in flower are they? did you change your nutrient formula in late flower? I cut mine altogether in coco at week 8...and they are starting to look like this (dying leaves, that is) so I am back to giving very weak MB. Do you feed all the way to harvest ?Some recent pictures of my flower tent. I had to switch the veg tent to flower since I was running out of space. I just harvest four plants (2 cafe racers and 2 white widows) so I put 4 of the plants flowering in the veg tent into the flower tent so I still have 2 flowering in my veg. Trying to get it back to a veg tent soon here once I harvest two more in my flower tent and I free up some space. Succession planning with sativas is definitely more difficult because they take so long to flower and I sometimes start seeds too soon and they turn into the 3ft fall plants. I’ll have to start my seeds when my saticas have 4- 6 weeks left to flowers. The buds on these GG4s are HUGE!
I see a face on the cola in back on the right. You should get a pair of goggle eyes and stick 'em on.Some recent pictures of my flower tent. I had to switch the veg tent to flower since I was running out of space. I just harvest four plants (2 cafe racers and 2 white widows) so I put 4 of the plants flowering in the veg tent into the flower tent so I still have 2 flowering in my veg. Trying to get it back to a veg tent soon here once I harvest two more in my flower tent and I free up some space. Succession planning with sativas is definitely more difficult because they take so long to flower and I sometimes start seeds too soon and they turn into the 3ft fall plants. I’ll have to start my seeds when my saticas have 4- 6 weeks left to flowers. The buds on these GG4s are HUGE!
just a Q...is the face anyone you know?I see a face on the cola in back on the right. You should get a pair of goggle eyes and stick 'em on.
Okay, no more getting high in the mornings.
The gorilla glue (the pics outside of the tent, with the face, lol) are 14 weeks flower. Almost ready to chop. I feed up until harvest. I might flush for two days. I feed daily, sometimes if nute burn starts, I’ll give plain water every other day. The only thing I changed this flower is the bloom supplement of mineral mono potassium phosphate 1/4 teaspoon 1 or 2 time per week. The dying of foliage is just its natural annual life cycle. No biggie. Just a sign that the plant is going through senescence.@Seraphine - how many weeks in flower are they? did you change your nutrient formula in late flower? I cut mine altogether in coco at week 8...and they are starting to look like this (dying leaves, that is) so I am back to giving very weak MB. Do you feed all the way to harvest ?
sheesh...14 weeks means that I am a little past HALFWAY if mine take that long. Thank goodness I have plenty curing and not in a hurry. Thanks for the info.The gorilla glue (the pics outside of the tent, with the face, lol) are 14 weeks flower. Almost ready to chop. I feed up until harvest. I might flush for two days. I feed daily, sometimes if nute burn starts, I’ll give plain water every other day. The only thing I changed this flower is the bloom supplement of mineral mono potassium phosphate 1/4 teaspoon 1 or 2 time per week. The dying of foliage is just its natural annual life cycle. No biggie. Just a sign that the plant is going through senescence.
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