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Emilya Green
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Bloom, Day 59
The breeder says we have about 11 days left in this bloom, and it looks like the plants are definitely cooperating. These are not huge buds, being in 3 gallon containers, but they are long and hopefully are going to get a bit bigger in this last stage of final bud stretch.
Not having experienced sever changes in temperature and some very cool nights like the last grow did, this time NYCD looks to be really expressing itself well. The training has allowed me to have 6 or 8 main kolas on each plant and each has been able to rise vertically and stay out each other's way. I have also learned that this variety wants to have some help lollypopping near the end as the sunleaves get in the way of the buds pretty severely. The plant tries to self prune as much as it can, and I also helped so these expanding buds can get the light and air that they need. I am looking forward to this harvest as it looks like the quality is easily going to exceed what we got on the first batch.
Here are some pictures!
The breeder says we have about 11 days left in this bloom, and it looks like the plants are definitely cooperating. These are not huge buds, being in 3 gallon containers, but they are long and hopefully are going to get a bit bigger in this last stage of final bud stretch.
Not having experienced sever changes in temperature and some very cool nights like the last grow did, this time NYCD looks to be really expressing itself well. The training has allowed me to have 6 or 8 main kolas on each plant and each has been able to rise vertically and stay out each other's way. I have also learned that this variety wants to have some help lollypopping near the end as the sunleaves get in the way of the buds pretty severely. The plant tries to self prune as much as it can, and I also helped so these expanding buds can get the light and air that they need. I am looking forward to this harvest as it looks like the quality is easily going to exceed what we got on the first batch.
Here are some pictures!