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In the next couple of days I am going to do some bottom trimming on the left side which are the topped plants for pre flower prep. The right side I will not touch they are the 100% natural growing.
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Got the plants bottoms trimmed up. They went to flower 12/12 about four days ago and got the first flower nutes feed with the water tonight. I gave the two sick looking ones some recharge to see if that helps them at all. Them two been sick most of their lives. All the others are doing great. I am really surprised how different some of them look from each other. They are in full stretch mode right now. Can't wait to see how the all bud out. I will check back in around a week or so. Thanks for stopping by take care.
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About a week and a half in flower man they got through the finial stretch quick. They still might stretch just a little more but looks like they are already focused on the bud sites. Both sides look really good left side topped right side untopped. Don't mind the couple extra plants on the right lol I had to fill some open space. With this strain I could of fit 40 no problem. The fun good smelling stuff will begin soon.
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Week 3, starting to stack up flowers nice. They look to be keeping flower close together on the branches, that to me is a good sign for tight buds without that candy cane spacing. The nutes seem to be working good. I will see how it does very soon during the budding stage.
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G.S are at 5 weeks flower. They are budding good. I have spotted a problem in most of the plants now. I am positive they are all starting to have Potassium deficiency. I have been using the GeoFlora nutes only. I am starting to get concerned and might have to add something else to bump up the potassium if they get any worse. They just got a feed and water so will see in a few days. Other then that all is good.
Looking like some Phosphorus deficiency going on the two in the front here as well. I wonder is the flower bag got filled with the veg nutes?
A look at a leaf I pulled. It is showing a Potassium deficiency for sure
Will update in a few days thanks for stopping by take care..
Looking like some Phosphorus deficiency going on the two in the front here as well. I wonder is the flower bag got filled with the veg nutes?
A look at a leaf I pulled. It is showing a Potassium deficiency for sure
Will update in a few days thanks for stopping by take care..
The buds look good, CO. How often are you feeding them? Some other GSC growers found that going to a 10-day feed schedule vs a 14-day one helped a lot with the yellowing.
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I have been following the manufacturers guidelines. I might have to try that. I appreciate the info.
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Looking good! I have the GeoFlora line but have yet to use it. Keep up the awesome journals!
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30 G.S.C are at 6 weeks flower. They have got super sticky with a extremely fruity smell.
Very nice touch and sniff
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Very nice touch and sniff
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They look great, CO!
Some gorgeous flowers!
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Week7
Any of you all that have done this grow, how many weeks did you push them out to?
Mine just keep getting frostier. They are starting to put on weight. I had to tie a couple up, they were leaning with the weight they are starting to put on. Looks to me I am going to have to have all six of my trimming scissors on deck for this harvest. How sticky they already are and that frost I predict gummed up scissors real quick. On the last week I might drop the temp down a little to see if any colors pick up. That is all I got for now See yall around week 8.
Any of you all that have done this grow, how many weeks did you push them out to?
Mine just keep getting frostier. They are starting to put on weight. I had to tie a couple up, they were leaning with the weight they are starting to put on. Looks to me I am going to have to have all six of my trimming scissors on deck for this harvest. How sticky they already are and that frost I predict gummed up scissors real quick. On the last week I might drop the temp down a little to see if any colors pick up. That is all I got for now See yall around week 8.
Looking good, CO.
I went about 9 weeks with mine and they were super fat. I know what you mean about the frost. They seem to keep pushing it out until the end. One thing I would say is that they get too heavy to support the flowers weight. Mine would have been lying on the floor without support.
Any of you all that have done this grow, how many weeks did you push them out to?
Mine just keep getting frostier. They are starting to put on weight. I had to tie a couple up, they were leaning with the weight they are starting to put on. Looks to me I am going to have to have all six of my trimming scissors on deck for this harvest. How sticky they already are and that frost I predict gummed up scissors real quick. On the last week I might drop the temp down a little to see if any colors pick up. That is all I got for now See yall around week 8.
Mine went 9 weeks, too and like the Prof says, they need a lot of support. Even with support, mine were still very floppy.
Looking good, CO.
I went about 9 weeks with mine and they were super fat. I know what you mean about the frost. They seem to keep pushing it out until the end. One thing I would say is that they get too heavy to support the flowers weight. Mine would have been lying on the floor without support.
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Looking good, CO.
I went about 9 weeks with mine and they were super fat. I know what you mean about the frost. They seem to keep pushing it out until the end. One thing I would say is that they get too heavy to support the flowers weight. Mine would have been lying on the floor without support.
Thank you for the heads up I appreciate that. I thought I was starting to go crazy when I seen some of them starting to lean I was thinking damn I know you aint leaning for light what the hell lol. Ok for everyone else I would say growing into nets would be very smart. Not all mine made it to my nets I ran out of time and had to flip. That is the one thing about having a big perpetual growth cycle, it can limit your veg time on slower growing genetics. This has been a fun grow. Thanks again Weed Seeds Express, Geoflora Nutrients and 420mag.
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A close look at a couple buds at 2 days before week 9. Looks to me they might need another week so maybe week 10 harvest.
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Once again I got to apologize for this grow taking so long to complete. I hope we just have one more week to go. I will update when it is harvest time.
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Week nine begins. I hope the last week.
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Harvest time is in full swing. I have only been able to do four plants at a time. So it is looking like 7-8 days of trimming is my time frame.
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