Colombian Gold Grow: Come Learn With Me How To Produce Your Own Seeds!
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Haha just found these gems at Walmart tonight
I'm not sure I'm in the same place I left a few hours ago
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Derbybud
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You are just a little side show. Lol
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I'm not sure I'm in the same place I left a few hours ago
You're a writer for the National Enquirer aren't you, @InTheShed ?
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Here is a quick update on the Colombian Gold female. She has been as pollinated as I'm going to make her. If the pollen was viable, and I have no reason to anticipate it is not, she will make plenty of seeds. In about six weeks from now I'll start plucking little gems off of her. Here are two photos of her this morning. She'll be in seclusion for another 3-4 days until the excess pollen is no longer a threat to the other flowering plants when I put her back into the flowering tent.
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Today's photo of the pollinated bud on the NL X DDA plant. It was pollinated on 11/9 Friday so 5 days today. I'm not seeing seeds starting just yet but expect it to be soon. One pic with the flash, one without. I am seeing the purple moving up into the buds now.
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Here is my re-vegged @SeedsMan Blueberry plant. She won't have the height and vigor of her mom but is turning into a pretty nice plant. Today is day 3 for her with pistils.
Looking great beez!
After thinking more about options to bend the plant over. If you have a small shot glass that is a perfect solid surface. Nice slow bend to it and will make it easy to apply a tie down over it. Just a thought!!
If I’m wrong someone yell at me lol
After thinking more about options to bend the plant over. If you have a small shot glass that is a perfect solid surface. Nice slow bend to it and will make it easy to apply a tie down over it. Just a thought!!
If I’m wrong someone yell at me lol
What...I didn't say any of that! Y'all did
. Sounds like a fun job if you like fiction writing though.That's postcoital flush as long as we're staying on topic.
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I pulled the NL X DDA out of the tent today for her weekly thorough exam. @InTheShed was right about the tiny budlettes that would never amount to anything. I did some trimming......not much, but enough that I think the rest of the plant will feel a positive impact the rest of the grow. Here she is after a little trimming.
I also couldn't help but notice a light fruity/floral fragrance from the plant. Not a DDA BOOM of flowers and fruit.......more subtle then that. But not the typical Northern Lights very light fragrance.
I also couldn't help but notice a light fruity/floral fragrance from the plant. Not a DDA BOOM of flowers and fruit.......more subtle then that. But not the typical Northern Lights very light fragrance.
Looks better, all good strong colas.
I think it makes a difference but it's just a feeling I have from growing peaches.
If a branch doesn't make the canopy it's gotta go, Beez's plant has that one big apical meristem in the middle and the other colas a little lower but most are even so I'd call that my canopy.
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When I had the plant out today I was looking at it's form. I did not top this plant and did no training just wanting to see how it grew out. There is an area above the (canopy) that @Pennywise mentioned. I circled it in the photo below. It is very busy in there with a whole bunch of very short branches that are budding up. I'm wondering if they'll grow in length. The plant is still stretching but may be slowing down.
They may not grow a lot but there will be some serious buds in there.
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These show a little more detail in that section of the plant. A bunch of small branches like 2" to 3" long.
That's your main cola, a lot of those buds will all come together to form one large colas.
LaquerHead
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I'd expect them to grow more in girth rather than length at this point...That circled part is gonna be one solid mass by the end if I had to guess, and maybe on up from there!
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Not much to update this morning. I've finished pollinating the Colombian Gold female yesterday. All the buds I dusted look like this today. So I know they're successfully pollinated.
