*** Weekly Update ***
Good afternoon.

The only news this week is that I decided to pop a Diesel seed into water. The reason I chose the Diesel is because it's replacing a Sour Diesel. When I decide what to plant, I like to grow at least 2 of the same strain in order to get a bigger yield. Diesel seemed close enough to Sour Diesel so that's why I picked it.

Anyhow, without further ado, here are the photos:

Photo 1 - 420 Info.jpg


BB - Day 45:

Photo 2 - BB.jpeg


Photo 3 - BB.jpeg


Photo 4 - BB.jpeg



LEM - Day 33:

Photo 5 - LEM.jpeg


Photo 6 - LEM.jpeg



PUR - Day 42:

Photo 7 - PUR.jpeg


Photo 8 - PUR.jpeg



AA - Day 42:

Photo 9 - AA.jpeg


Photo 10 - AA.jpeg


To be continued...
 
*** Weekly Update cont'd...***
JH1 - Day 29:

Photo 11 - JH1.jpeg


Photo 12 - JH1.jpeg



SD - Day 18:

Photo 13 - SD.jpeg


Photo 14 - SD.jpeg



JH2 - Day 20:

Photo 15 - JH2.jpeg


Photo 16  - JH2.jpeg



BD1 - Day 89:

Photo 17 - BD1.jpeg



BD2 - Day 89:

Photo 18 - BD2.jpeg



CAR - Day 87:

Photo 19 - CAR.jpeg


The outdoor plants are yellowing a bit so I asked Felonious to bump the MC to 4.5 grams per gallon.


DSL - Day 0:

Photo 20 - DSL_Fotor.jpg


That's all. Thanks for following along.
 
Here's the info on Diesel:

Having lent its name and genetics to just about more incredible hybrids than any other strain out there, the original Diesel strain is less legendary and more a critical part of pot history. Mexican Sativa and Afghani were initially combined to create this truly incredible Diesel strain, which has the kind of global following that tells you you’re onto something good. You are – you really can’t call yourself a fan of anything close to cannabis if you’re not familiar with what Diesel is all about.

The Diesel Strain Aroma

Though the look of Diesel doesn’t really hit home with anything that sets it apart from other epic strains, it all hits home when you get the rest of your sense involved. Open a jar of those crystalline green-orange buds and you’re hit with an instant blast of sugary-citrus goodness, which sits halfway between sugary cereal and fresh-squeezed grapefruit juice. Grind it up and the grapefruit fragrance becomes saturated with a whack of raw diesel fuel, which is nothing short of mind-blowing.

Smoking Diesel

The flavour certainly doesn’t disappoint, delivering a decent hit of that fruitiness from the fragrance though with much more pronounced sourness. It’s the raw diesel notes that really take over when smoking Diesel, which produces a heavy smoke that has the potential to be a little rough on the exhale. The aftertaste is predominantly sour – a sensation you either tend to love or hate. In any case, you know exactly what you’ve been hitting…big time!

Diesel Strain Effects/Medical Effects

As a Sativa-dominant strain, you know what you’re in for with Diesel. You can expect to spend around two hours after a few heavy hits bouncing around the place with the kind of creative energy that makes you want to do something/anything awesome. Stuff you need to get done seems to get done on its own, though at the same time there’s a sense of content relaxation that’ll have you craving more of the same. It can therefore do a pretty good job in combatting stress and anxiety, though it packs such an enormous punch that it can be overwhelming for the inexperienced.

Growing Diesel at Home

If you’re out to grow a batch of your own, you’ll be looking at plants that have the potential to reach up to three metres given ideal growing conditions, with flowering times of around 65 days. If you’ve got the space, it’s surprisingly easy to grow and usually proves to be extremely robust and durable against disease, mould, rot – the whole job lot. THC content comes in at around the 18% mark and yields are average. At the same time, a little goes a very long way with this stuff!

Genetics:
NYC Diesel
Sex:
Feminized
Flowering Time:
9-10 weeks
Seed Bank:
Non-sponsor
 
Both Big Devil XLs are blooming today:

BD1 - 27-Jul-21.jpg


BD2 - 27-Jul-21.jpg
 
Yeah, I'm looking forward to them. They should be done sometime in September according to the breeder.

I think we need to get more canning jars though as I doubt we'll have enough empty ones for just them alone.
 
I think we need to get more canning jars though as I doubt we'll have enough empty ones for just them alone.
Hi HG
It would be good to get them right now. I couldn’t find any (at a reasonable price) last fall.
 
Yeah, Virgin Ground said the same thing. It's not supposed to be warm enough for swimming today so I might go and get them today. Or...(and this is far more likely), I'll ask Felonious to pick up more for me. :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
It would be good to get them right now. I couldn’t find any (at a reasonable price) last fall.
Fall/harvet time is when they are needed most and get scarce.
We were able to get our canning jars from thrift stores off season.
 
use turkey bags in a lidded bucket
That’s what I did - turned out fine. I still like glass for the best colas - sometimes only one will fit comfortably in a quart jar.
 
If you're growing big outside plants, I'd skip the jars and use turkey bags in a lidded bucket. Much cheaper and easier than multiple flats of mason jars.

I know nothing about turkey bags. Are they plastic? Do you have a photo of this method?

Oh, and is it tomorrow yet?


Yes, I noticed that you've been scarce this week. I just posted my Jack Herer in your journal since it seemed like you wouldn't be back with a photo of yours here. :battingeyelashes:
 
*** Weekly Update ***
Good afternoon.

Notable news this week includes:

  • The Sour Diesel was up-potted to a 1-gallon pot.
  • Jack Herer 1 was topped and LSTed.
  • A Diesel seed was planted.
  • The Lemon auto has started flowering.
Here are the photos:

Photo 1 - 420 Update.jpg


AA - Day 48:

Photo 2 - AA.jpeg


Photo 3 - AA.jpeg



BB - Day 51:

Photo 4 - BB.jpeg


Photo 5 - BB.jpeg


Photo 6 - BB.jpeg



DSL - Day 0:

Photo 7 - DSL.jpeg


Photo 8 - DSL.jpeg


Photo 9 - DSL.jpeg



To be continued...
 
*** Weekly Update cont'd...***

LEM - Day 39:

Photo 10 - LEM.jpeg


Photo 11 - LEM.jpeg


Photo 12 - LEM.jpeg



JH1 - Day 35:

Photo 12 - JH1.jpeg


Photo 13 - JH1.jpeg



JH2 - Day 26:

Photo 14 - JH2.jpeg


Photo 15 - JH2.jpeg


Both heads are just starting their 5th node. @InTheShed - Did you top both heads? That's what I'm thinking about doing.


To be continued...
 
Yup. Grab your jars now. I've seen them back in stock all around here.

Big flats of them at our fleet farm and Wal-Mart stores.

Howdy :ciao: y'all
 
*** Weekly Update cont'd...***

PUR - Day 48:

Photo 16 - PUR.jpeg


Photo 17 - PUR.jpeg


You can see some purple now.

Photo 18 - PUR.jpeg


Photo 19 - PUR.jpeg



SD - Day 24:

Photo 20 - SD.jpeg


Photo 21 - SD.jpeg



BD1 - Day 95:

Photo 22 - BD1.jpeg



BD2 - Day 95:

Photo 23 - BD2.jpeg



CAR - Day 93:

Photo 24 - CAR.jpeg


I told Felonious to bump the MC up to 5g yesterday due to the yellowing on the outside plants.

Thanks for following along and as always, comments are welcome.
 
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