howsjosh
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Beautiful harvest... Nice work
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Beautiful job man! I was thinking 5-6 too not bad for your first run! I just flipped the bloom switch on my 192x5 I'm excited to watch it go I had fun watching yours!
I've heard you lose a lot of weight drying... Are you going to post dry weights? I'm curious to see what you pulled I am trying to keep my expectations to 1 oz per plant and anything more I will be more than happy with but I just want to grow some quality smoke...
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Haha I can never wait that long gotta try when dry then again when it's fully curedYea I Am going to post dry weights. Regardless of how bad they are. LOL People deserve to know. I was trying to keep my expectations to about 1 1/2 ozs per plant but was REALLY wanting 2. I think I will be more around the 1 1/2 area but we will see. Leaving the trim on plus leaving all the branches on, is really slowing down the dry but thats good. I am hoping for a 7-10 days drying stage. So far I am on track. They are starting to feel dry but the small stems are still bendy and not snappy. Today is day 4 of drying. Then I will manicure them and pack them in jars. I will weight them then. Then I will let them sit for a couple weeks at least before I even try them out.
Haha I can never wait that long gotta try when dry then again when it's fully cured
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Sorry I missed most of the action, but I have to say amazing plants! I went back through your journal and saw that the red shade started around the beginning of April. Hard to tell in the pics, but it slowly progressed from there. I assume that it could have been an increase in phosphorus uptake. It could have built up and shown in the leaves, I usually see it in leaf stems and the stems of the plant.
As for that lemon skunk that took forever to finish. It looks like a plant that got overdrive (which is an Advance Nute additive), I know you used EarthJuice and I've had foxtails on late blooming plants that just wont quit. I looked up the nutrient levels in your last feeding and it was Very high in phosphorus. This is why I think this plant kept pushing and pushing new flowers.
Did you use the general feeding guide for your plants? Your next grow should adjust for this since every plant has different requirements.
I noticed that the catalyst and hi-brix has a lighter NPK concentration. For your next grow, I would observe your plants and their growth rates. Then reduce nutrient amount per feeding as harvest comes closer, I would refer to your flushing post. The catalyst has enzymes in it which help break down the nutrient build up in your soil. This way your plants can absorb all that's left over.
I saw your pictures on the gallery list and I had to check out how everything was doing. Everything looks great! Smoke up and enjoy!
Also Did you budwash any of your first harvest? If you haven't then try it with this last one. If there is a big difference I'm sure people will benefit since its not done in many grows.
It just kind of looked like your young one in the back left has leaning a bit, I use 2 stretched bobby pins at the base to kind of support the young stems to grow straight up so they don't lean, just a lil something I do. But your transplant and feed regiment sounds good and like you've thought it through, have a good one.
hey brad. can u show me a pic?