every month they do a contest:
Had some problems this week the roots grew into the drain and clogged them so the chamber filled and leaked lesson learned.
So far they don't look to shocked maybe next time I'll put some kind of media in the chamber to disburse the roots.
So far i don't see any i have a dehumidifier running at 40% and a fan. Last time i had blueberries and had one cola get bud rot but i wasn't running the dehumidifier cross my fingers this time@Wrecked11 - I think you're doing an amazing job showcasing this beautiful plant.
I agree with Dani. You should definitely enter into the Plant of the Month contest. I bet you have a decent shot at winning some cool prizes.
She looks so leafy. Have you had any mould issues? My plants have been getting powdery mildew (PM) lately and removing a lot of the leaves seems to have helped.
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I never understood this argument TBH. You dont get couch lock because you let your plants fully ripe. You get couch lock stone because you grow a plant that has those effects and traits? If you want a more cerebral uplifting effect I would rather grow sativa dominant plants and let them fully ripe? My old Durban Poison didn't have couch lock no matter how long I let it flower.That is your choice.
I have gone the amber route but over the past 6 plus months I have started going for about 8 weeks from the start of stigma/pistils showing to harvest. Something along the lines of the harvest of the weed we bought way back when, before growers let it grow till the very last minute looking for couch-lock. We did not have couch-lock stuff then.
Feedback about the plants I harvest a 8 weeks is that they do like the earlier harvest. As one guy said just yesterday afternoon it is a lot harder to get anything done while locked onto the couch and he would rather be buzzing while doing chores than sitting there staring at the paint blemish on the wall.
Forgot how many plants you have but if two or more you could harvest, trim, dry and cure one at 8 or 8 1/2 weeks and sample that. Then harvest another when it has a fair amount of amber. Do the harvest, trim etc the same way. Then sample one and several days later the other.
It is you harvest so up to you. Life is full of options and decisions and this is another of those.
Thanks really didn't know what to expect
I bet, not many people growing this one pheno. I find the leaf pattern so captivating like I would stare at your plant for 30 mins lol
What a different looking plant. I could stair at that for 30 minutes. Very niceNext grow I'll have to start learning cloning have two that came out beautiful and a little bit more trimming lessons. Couldn't of asked more for this grow made me smile everytime i looked into the room. Thanks to shapeshifter for all the hard work to make this possible. Definitely trying more of his seeds
I did but i didn't get the greatest pictures of it definitely need practice
Me too usually harvest is a good thing but i really enjoyed growing this one hate to see it go. But off to the next adventure can't waitI'm sad to see this grow end. You did a great job of showcasing this unique strain (aka chemovar).
