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Another Standard Strain Technique Appears to Work With Autos
Nearly a week after doing a partial harvest (top 4 buds) of the Blueberry and I can state with reasonable confidence that autos appear to respond similar to standard strains, which opens up the possibility of extended harvest. Buds at the top of the plant have stretched about 1/2" in the past 6 days, an new whit pistils are forming, even near or at the top of these buds. This behavior is identical to what I saw decades ago with standard strains. This means more larger and fuller buds over a period of time. I have to monitor for hermes, because of stress. But if the harvesting is gradual enough, it can easily go on for months and generate a much greater yield than if it had all been harvested at once. We'll have to see over time how this works out. I'm hoping to take some off the Tangie late this week or early next week, perhaps experiment with a different drying/production technique or two.
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Nearly a week after doing a partial harvest (top 4 buds) of the Blueberry and I can state with reasonable confidence that autos appear to respond similar to standard strains, which opens up the possibility of extended harvest. Buds at the top of the plant have stretched about 1/2" in the past 6 days, an new whit pistils are forming, even near or at the top of these buds. This behavior is identical to what I saw decades ago with standard strains. This means more larger and fuller buds over a period of time. I have to monitor for hermes, because of stress. But if the harvesting is gradual enough, it can easily go on for months and generate a much greater yield than if it had all been harvested at once. We'll have to see over time how this works out. I'm hoping to take some off the Tangie late this week or early next week, perhaps experiment with a different drying/production technique or two.
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