I will be running it in the spring side by side on whatever clones I have around then. For science!
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Right? Both parents are well done in week 10.That is crazy pistil production for week 10! Must be MeJA 'cause drought don't shake like that.
No amber of note in that pic. A few on the sugar leaves but nothing to care about.
Also, not sure if you saw that I took down the Sour G this weekend...post is here.
Sounds great, Shedster is going to run some meja next season also. Maybe we can set up a 3 way comparative study. Speaking of @InTheShed he ran a drought on one of his outdoor girls. We are waiting for his smoke report to come out and see if we have a convert.Well done sir! Just made my order with Power Grown!
I'm hoping it gets here for the run I just started. Don't doubt the drought !Sounds great, Shedster is going to run some meja next season also. Maybe we can set up a 3 way comparative study. Speaking of @InTheShed he ran a drought on one of his outdoor girls. We are waiting for his smoke report to come out and see if we have a convert.
A lot of never droughters, have simply never droughted. not funny but I tried.
Hi @Maritimer -Garden Update.
I snagged a shot of the Blueberry Skunk we chopped down two weeks ago. After I finished harvesting her the larf was too plentiful so I let it grow treating it with a splash of meja. A few days later I have new white pistols on her flowers. Like a second bloom if you will? The Northern Stank are blowing my mind. Tree's my brother @InTheShed, indeed.
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2 each Critical Kush,
4 each Dream Stankberry
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Northern Stankberry
Post Drought 8,
Post MeJA,
Mid 9th wk flower
active bloom wow
Blueberry Skunk
plant was chopped down
2 weeks ago,
applied meja post harvest
second bloom in progress?
Fair enough and thanks for that, I always ask anyway. Lol. At the end of the day I'd rather look like an ass and learn than not take a chance and ask a question.Hi @Jon,
Thank you for the kind words.
Let's drop down to your last line first.
"I hope those questions aren't so basic I look like an ass for asking them." Nope. Round here you need not be concerned with that. And besides, your questions are not so basic.
I have some pressing errands to run and a proper response is warranted, so please excuse me for a while and I will try to answer your questions later today.
btw your first question begs me to ask are you familiar with the theory of plant fitness? It gets deep fast LOL
Can't speak to the medicine yet, but here's one that had a terrible rebound (it got droughted longer than it should) but survived another two weeks to harvest this past weekend:Do you have any pictures of a plant that had a terrible rebound but still gave you amazing medicine? I will try and dig one up.
On this site?Something different I came across and now I can’t find it again .
I’m glad you still got your mind in tac , I think I’m losing it .On this site?
Ah....thanks! That's why I was asking, and now I see. The BUDS look healthy and normal. The leaves are what didn't bounce back. So can you please elocute a bit on why that's a problem? What I *think* I can see is that you've now killed the leaves, and what's going to power the bud development, right? Well if that is correct, it doesn't appear that these buds were all that compromised in terms of size and/or development. So does the plant REALLY need all those leaves?Can't speak to the medicine yet, but here's one that had a terrible rebound (it got droughted longer than it should) but survived another two weeks to harvest this past weekend:
Oh, Shed, just realized I just posted @Maritimer's response on your photo! Sorry my man! But as long as I screwed up, and I assume M will see this so I don't have to do this again, feel FREE to answer the same questions! Thanks! Lol.Ah....thanks! That's why I was asking, and now I see. The BUDS look healthy and normal. The leaves are what didn't bounce back. So can you please elocute a bit on why that's a problem? What I *think* I can see is that you've now killed the leaves, and what's going to power the bud development, right? Well if that is correct, it doesn't appear that these buds were all that compromised in terms of size and/or development. So does the plant REALLY need all those leaves?
Also, @Maritimer, thank you so much for taking as much time as you did to provide such a detailed response. I really appreciate that. Respect.
Regarding this:
Is the degree of post-drought rebound in any way connected to the end product the plant produces? Not sure I get your question.
What I meant was, if the plant had a poor recovery, will the end bud be correspondingly poor? You just said you can't speak to this medicine yet, but is this the only time you had a poor rebound or are there other reference points you can draw on? And would you agree that these buds would likely look largely the same even if the leaves had all recovered, or do you think they'd look noticeably sweeter?
You two are the among the only two I've seen who seem to have done this a bunch of times, I really would like to hear what you have to say about it if you're so inclined. Seems a lot of folks like me and others are just catching on. The thread has had a lot to do with this I would say.Oh, Shed, just realized I just posted @Maritimer's response on your photo! Sorry my man! But as long as I screwed up, and I assume M will see this so I don't have to do this again, feel FREE to answer the same questions! Thanks! Lol.
Awesome. Thank you. So yeah, you say had you not gone a day too long the plant might have bulked up in the last two weeks. I guess you mean cuz then the leaves would have rebounded, and then been there to help power the buds for those last two weeks, right? So that would support your point in the end paragraph as well, yes?NP! I'll answer what I can from my (incredibly) limited experience. That's my first droughted plant.
Maritimer has mentioned that sometimes he chops immediately post drought, so recovery doesn't even factor in for those. In terms of what I did, I definitely killed the leaves but not the rest of the plant, which surprised me no end. I wasn't measuring my LWA correctly and let it go at least a day too long. Also, because the plant was outside and in a cloth pot, it lost moisture much faster than either Caplan or Maritimer, both indoors in plastic.
I'll never know what was lost in harvest weight (though Caplan said there was no significant difference between the droughted and the control plants), but whatever might have been lost should be made up for in trichome production. Of course, had I not gone a day too long, the plant might have spent the last two weeks putting on bulk, which I don't think mine did.
Oh, and to your point about whether the plant really needs all those leaves, I would have to say absolutely yes. If they weren't there when I started, the plant would have been unable to draw what it needed from them to survive the drought. Without those fans, the plant probably would have died and not even gained the benefit from the droughting.
Yep! The plant was really not in the best shape in the last two weeks and I'm not sure what it was even doing in terms ripening. I feel like the clears weren't going cloudy as fast as the cloudies were going amber.I guess you mean cuz then the leaves would have rebounded, and then been there to help power the buds for those last two weeks, right? So that would support your point in the end paragraph as well, yes?