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Another week, another Monday!
Time for an Update on my pair of Wookiees autos...actually, one is a definite auto, and the indoor one may or may not be an auto, she needed a kick in the ass to get her started flowering...
her lights are still at 14 on10 off- it's working pretty well, so I just left it that way...
Wookiee#1 is 82 days old, she's been in her SIP for 54 days, and she's been flowering for apx. 25 days..She's getting a few yellow leaves down low, but I don't think it's a problem- the ones yellowing and falling off are the older leaves, and they don't get much light down there...
The canopy varies from 19" to 21", and there's quite a few short branches that were doing too well to remove, so I'll have to deal with some larf at harvest time...
She'll have some fairly long buds by harvest time...she looks kind of scrawny right now though..
One of her buds- she started getting some frost last week..
Another one..
And now the 72 day old Wookiee#2-, also in her SIP for 54 days- that's a 24 inch piece of tape measure on the fence behind her- so she's about 26" wide x 8.5" tall- and remarkably pest-free so far.
A different angle- quite a few chunky buds on this one...a few of her leaves are also starting to yellow, which may indicate that the Grow Dots are weakening a bit, since this one gets plenty of light everywhere..
The buds aren't very long, but they're pretty fat, and very dense..
She's been flowering for apx. 42 days, so she may only have a couple of weeks to go...she's already got quite a bit of amber trichomes, but only on the sugar leaves...
Both of these plants each drink a gallon per day- if the yellowing continues, I may need to up the dosage
of the @Plagron "Green Sensation"(0-8-9) on both of them-although, they're at 4ml/gallon now, which is the max dose according to Plagron...
And there ya go!
Thanks for looking,
I appreciate your support...
And I hope everyone's gardens are doing fine, despite the heat..
Or, if you're in Australia, then I hope they're doing well despite the cold..
Time for an Update on my pair of Wookiees autos...actually, one is a definite auto, and the indoor one may or may not be an auto, she needed a kick in the ass to get her started flowering...
her lights are still at 14 on10 off- it's working pretty well, so I just left it that way...Wookiee#1 is 82 days old, she's been in her SIP for 54 days, and she's been flowering for apx. 25 days..She's getting a few yellow leaves down low, but I don't think it's a problem- the ones yellowing and falling off are the older leaves, and they don't get much light down there...
The canopy varies from 19" to 21", and there's quite a few short branches that were doing too well to remove, so I'll have to deal with some larf at harvest time...
She'll have some fairly long buds by harvest time...she looks kind of scrawny right now though..
One of her buds- she started getting some frost last week..
Another one..
And now the 72 day old Wookiee#2-, also in her SIP for 54 days- that's a 24 inch piece of tape measure on the fence behind her- so she's about 26" wide x 8.5" tall- and remarkably pest-free so far.
A different angle- quite a few chunky buds on this one...a few of her leaves are also starting to yellow, which may indicate that the Grow Dots are weakening a bit, since this one gets plenty of light everywhere..
The buds aren't very long, but they're pretty fat, and very dense..
She's been flowering for apx. 42 days, so she may only have a couple of weeks to go...she's already got quite a bit of amber trichomes, but only on the sugar leaves...
Both of these plants each drink a gallon per day- if the yellowing continues, I may need to up the dosage
of the @Plagron "Green Sensation"(0-8-9) on both of them-although, they're at 4ml/gallon now, which is the max dose according to Plagron...
And there ya go!
Thanks for looking,
I appreciate your support...
And I hope everyone's gardens are doing fine, despite the heat..
Or, if you're in Australia, then I hope they're doing well despite the cold..
are leaving you alone too. 
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