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Update on 3-WWG White Widow/Gorgonzola 10th week flowering
Altho these times are disturbing, everything is going smoothly as far as the plants are concerned. I was able take some pics today of 3-WWG and some of her bud closeups. Development is progressing, some very early light amber trichomes but I prefer to wait for longer yet. She is a few days behind 2-WW but not too far apart.
Compared my previous grow she is still looking reasonably well at this stage of her flowering. Today, I gave her 2 normal waterings (just to run off), morning and late afternoon, whereas I had been giving her around 4 such waterings a day, down from the 5 or 6 a day when the balcony temperatures were in the mid 30C's. The drilled out pots do lose a lot of moisture otherwise I'd be watering nowhere near that amount. But at this point in flowering I am choosing to reduce those waterings so to invoke some light drought stress to her and she how she responds.
Some bud closeups, there are some very early light amber trichomes, but still too early for where I want them, however compared to a few days ago they already have changed. Getting towards that final zone of acceptable appearance. Funny to think of all the times as I have watched her growing from seed over the last 6.5 months, and imagined ahead to seeing her future buds and they are here now in front me, the home run to go, just a couple of weeks or so thereabouts.
Wishing everyone to be safe and well.
Altho these times are disturbing, everything is going smoothly as far as the plants are concerned. I was able take some pics today of 3-WWG and some of her bud closeups. Development is progressing, some very early light amber trichomes but I prefer to wait for longer yet. She is a few days behind 2-WW but not too far apart.
Compared my previous grow she is still looking reasonably well at this stage of her flowering. Today, I gave her 2 normal waterings (just to run off), morning and late afternoon, whereas I had been giving her around 4 such waterings a day, down from the 5 or 6 a day when the balcony temperatures were in the mid 30C's. The drilled out pots do lose a lot of moisture otherwise I'd be watering nowhere near that amount. But at this point in flowering I am choosing to reduce those waterings so to invoke some light drought stress to her and she how she responds.
Some bud closeups, there are some very early light amber trichomes, but still too early for where I want them, however compared to a few days ago they already have changed. Getting towards that final zone of acceptable appearance. Funny to think of all the times as I have watched her growing from seed over the last 6.5 months, and imagined ahead to seeing her future buds and they are here now in front me, the home run to go, just a couple of weeks or so thereabouts.
Wishing everyone to be safe and well.