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Sonzor
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What's up boys and girls, sorry for my hiatus it has been a crazy couple of weeks. First off my SCROG is doing OK. The canopy is not even at all. I thought the plants were done stretching, so I stopped tucking. I could not have been anymore wrong. I am not too worried about it. It's all fun and games and it looks like I will be getting some buds so I will just let it go. I also did some defoliation one these ladies. I was not sure how much to cut. I thought after I was done that I cut way too much but it looks like they did not mind the hair cut. I believe the plants are in around the third week of flower.
The next few pictures are of the outside Lemon Bubble Moon Haze. I would say she is about 50/50 amber, cloudy. I am letting this one go, mostly because I do not need any bud at this point and also because I am going to try and get some knock you out bud. So I will let her go until I see her trichs falling over.
Next up are the other two Lemon Bubble Moon haze from the great outdoors. These two ladies are getting pretty darn big. I was thinking they would have started to flower but they are not and I am going to have to wait until the days start to get shorter. This is going to become an issue because by that time I am going to have a couple very big trees I am going to have to deal with. I guess there are worse things to have to deal with.
Last but not least, the following picture are of the Lemon Bubble Haze I have been growing outside. I am kind of tripping on these buds a little. These buds are rock hard and pretty darn frosty. These buds are so different from the Lemon Bubble Haze buds I have grown in the past and really, really different from the indoor Lemon Bubble Haze buds. I will post a couple pictures at the end of the indoor LBH buds so you can see what I am talking about.
This is a picture of the indoor LBH for a comparison.
That is all for now, thanks to all of you who have stuck around and commented. It is very much appreciate.
The next few pictures are of the outside Lemon Bubble Moon Haze. I would say she is about 50/50 amber, cloudy. I am letting this one go, mostly because I do not need any bud at this point and also because I am going to try and get some knock you out bud. So I will let her go until I see her trichs falling over.
Next up are the other two Lemon Bubble Moon haze from the great outdoors. These two ladies are getting pretty darn big. I was thinking they would have started to flower but they are not and I am going to have to wait until the days start to get shorter. This is going to become an issue because by that time I am going to have a couple very big trees I am going to have to deal with. I guess there are worse things to have to deal with.
Last but not least, the following picture are of the Lemon Bubble Haze I have been growing outside. I am kind of tripping on these buds a little. These buds are rock hard and pretty darn frosty. These buds are so different from the Lemon Bubble Haze buds I have grown in the past and really, really different from the indoor Lemon Bubble Haze buds. I will post a couple pictures at the end of the indoor LBH buds so you can see what I am talking about.
This is a picture of the indoor LBH for a comparison.
That is all for now, thanks to all of you who have stuck around and commented. It is very much appreciate.