Good deal, ill be chopping a skunk #1 tonite. .
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It seems too early.... I wonder if being pollinated causes the trichomes to mature early? Or could it be the long veg time? These plants were fully budded at two weeks into flower, so the whole grow from flip seems to have been early.
day 114 - day 51 of flower:
I harvested the two remaining plants, obs6 and obs3. Obs3 was quite impressive. I'll have to try growing out some of her seeds. I'd love to see more of that phenotype.
Is it possible to get an ounce off one bud?
Day 114 - Day 51 of Flower:
I harvested the two remaining plants, OBS6 and OBS3. OBS3 was quite impressive. I'll have to try growing out some of her seeds. I'd love to see more of that phenotype.
Is it possible to get an ounce off one bud?
Congrats MF.
Glad to see that in the end, you get a quite satisfactory harvest, after going thru many difficulties and worries.
Any plans on starting a new grow soon ?
Thanks! And thanks again to you and Pennywise for all the help and reassurance! It's so nice to have this community here for us newbies.
Yeah, the next grow will start up this week. I took your advice and bought some seeds from Europe. I bought 3 strains - Master Kush, Bubblegum, and Damnesia - and they threw in a Sour Diesel seed and a Special Kush seed. That should see me through the next 3-4 grows.
I'm not planning to use Earth Juice this time. I've had a super soil mix composting for the past two months or so. If I need to supplement that at some point, I got a 'free' sample kit of Nectar of the Gods ferts from Oregon's Only. They sent me a whole box of their products for just the cost of shipping. I'll start up a new journal once I get the new grow going.
Thats sad but hey he lives on through your seeds try to get a female drop a couple clones in the woodsThis is my first post ever, my first journal ever, and my first grow in about 13 years. Back then, I moved out of a state where it was easy to get a medical card to a state where only terminally ill patients were allowed medicine. They've relaxed that a little and now they allow medicine for more conditions so my wife is getting a card. Here's what I'm doing:
Strains: One strain is one that my late brother bred back home. It's a cross between White Widow and Skunk. The seeds are about 15-years old, but I did manage to germinate 2 of them.
The other strain is bagseed from a dispensary in Oregon. They were selling 1/8s of a lightly seeded strain for $13 so we grabbed one and saved the seeds. I figure these are the result of one of two possibilities: either a plant went hermaphrodite and pollinated itself, or a nearby plant went hermie and pollinated this one. Either way, I'm guessing this might be a mistake growing these, but we thought we'd give it a try and just keep a close eye on them.
Environment: Indoors in a 4x4 tent in a finished basement using organic soil (mixture of FFOF and locally produced premium potting soil, with earthworm castings and perlite added). I've got a single variable speed inline fan blowing at low speed into the bottom of the tent, and a circulating fan blowing inside. The Oregon bagseed (OBS) are in 1 gal pots and the White Widow Skunk (JWWS) are in 2 gal.
Lighting: Currently under 400w MH. This will be swapped to 1000w HPS for flowering
Status: 28 days from seed. They're very stretchy. The OGS plants have little to no secondary growth.
Going forward, I'm facing these dilemmas: 1.) We're only allowed 7 plants in veg and 2 "mature", so I'll need to cull some, and 2.) The OGS seeds I have no idea if they're an autoflower strain or if feminized or hermies or what. The JWWS I believe are regular seed so I may have to deal with males. I'm pretty much a noob with only a single 20-month perpetual grow (3 harvests) under my belt. I like the ideas I'm seeing on here for SCROG and LST, so I might try one of those.
Here's pics.
I'm getting close to closing out this journal. I'm going to call this grow a FAIL, for many reasons:
Thanks everyone who checked in and especially those who helped....see you on the next one!