Monday update, and it's chilly in the shade when I move the plants into the sun every morning:
44º in the shade but it's about 64º in the sun, so I don't worry about air temps.
I mentioned StankClips® yesterday, so I thought I would show you what they look like in action on the Doug's Varin in case you're unfamiliar with them. I learned this from
@Van Stank, and it's a great way start to flatten your top node before the branches are long enough to tie down to the pot:
Two short pieces of pipe cleaner attach the nodes to the petioles of the fans below them, and then you tie those fans to the rim of the pot to pull everything down. You don't usually need them for long, but it does get the branches headed in the right direction from an early age. That makes them less likely to snap when you do tie them flat to the pot.
And you can see that the next node down (in front and behind the clipped ones) are nearly at the top already, so those will also get tied flat as they grow.
In other news, I got the WiFi microscope out to see what was going on with the flowering two on flip day 50. Not the best pics because I was running late, but I have at least 10 days on both of these.
Sour G:
Sour G:
Sour G:
Sour G:
Jack Herer:
Jack Herer:
Jack Herer:
Still haven't nailed down the heat in the shed yet, but I did find two air leaks this morning and sealed them up, so I'm hoping tomorrow morning will show a more narrow temp range.
I hope this is the start of a great week for all y'all!
Quotes:
Those really are some hugh fan leaves.
And this is supposed to be a sativa! Not only that, at 4.5g/gal equivalent it's already showing N def on the lowers, so I need to bump the feeding next watering. Doesn't sound like a light-feeding sativa to me.
I spent the last couple of days wrapping presents, so ours are all under the tree now.
Santa is
on it!
I see your low temp was 61*. I know you said before that you’d like to see 65* for a low. I hope bumping it up a bit helps.
Thanks BigD. Still too low last night so I hope some duct tape and insulation material will help. We'll see!
While Shed just looks for the phenotype to match up with the seed info, he and his family are happy.
For me, I look for the terpenes that work best for me. Whenever I hear about a strain that I might like to try, I try to find out as much info about it before buying. I research the terpenes from a variety of sources in order to get the average terpene profile and then I look at the genetics of the strain to see if it matches the genetics in the terpene profiles I prefer.
I know that online info on cannabis strains is fluid and spotty but most of the time, what I buy works.
I'm glad you've found that the ones you do end up growing hew to the research you've found online. Nice to be able to trust some of what's out there!
I skimmed this thread recently and think you might find it interesting:
"A compendium of cannabis strains" from 2000 by Baudeclaire (posted by Tokin Roll with help from Teddy Edwards)
Oy, a big collection of individual images rather than a single pdf file! I have a PM with Teddy about this right now.
I want 27%+ THC and a fruity taste. Everything else comes 2nd. That's how I picked my current 3 strains and how I am picking my next run
Remember that stated THC claims are usually
way over what we grow ourselves. Their tests are done on highly controlled crops, and the highest results are selected for publication.
Hell Yes THC / Fruity Tutooie !!! Shed is this the guy you refered to as not belng here no more >>
Unklerawb ????? Thanks
I don't know what you're talking about sb! Is Unklerawb a new pop singer? Cannabis variety? Training method?