Relaxed's Outdoor Medical Grow - 2015

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:Namaste:
 
About time for an update. Things are moving along quite swimmingly in the flowering department. No bug problems at all as per my Azamax sprays for the first few weeks. No more spraying now, especially after I found a tiny little rotting calyx, which would have assuredly destroyed the whole top cola. So I had to cut off about an inch off the top cola of the Blackberry plant to stop it. Underdawg hairs are nice and long, reaching for the sky. Swiss Cheese is by far the fastest flowering specimen, really only a few more weeks left, but we'll see how much buddage I can squeeze out of her. My favorite flowering plant right now is the Jack Dawg. She overpowers all the other odors, though trichome production has just barely begun...thinking good thoughts about hopefully seeing her turn purple, like her mother did :cheertwo:

UD1
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JD
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UD2 (this one never really recovered from its little lockout, but still trucking along with flowering as normal)
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SC
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SC and JD
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Group
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UD3
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BB was quite interested in the nitrogen from the tea apparently..
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UD4
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:Namaste::circle-of-love:
 
Looks like a dark cloud was over on alot of the pics
 
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Getting the same pistils on my Ultra Dog, Lester. And I'm gonna pollinate the lady :smokin2:
 
:bravo:
aloha Brotha
 
Quick update, just wanted to make a point about this Underdawg phenotype, which has some of the best smelling terpene combinations I've ever smelled. I knew the Unknown in this plant was the "magic touch" and it's that secret ingredient, I really think this is some of the best cannabis genetics I've grown.

Underdawg Pheno 1 (Unknown x NYCD x Chemdawg)
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Underdawg Pheno 2
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It actually smells like a mixture of lime and blueberry, it's quite mind boggling :drool:

Jack Dawg version - mini-bush
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Groupies, oh I should also note I tossed out a couple of fresh vegging Swiss Cheeses to get going into flower. I guess I should take a some pics of the veggers later on at some point, for documentation

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Also, now that I'm having the luxury of flowering a Blackberry plant, I'm so happy I cloned the thing, though it was a tough cloner. It'll pay off. Really enjoying the variation between the different strains, UD, JD, SC, and BB. Really diverse terpene profiles all around. :volcano-smiley:

:Namaste:
 
Funny how smells come and go on plants. I've had some that smell killer 4-5 weeks of flower and then peters out to nothing,,,, or becomes something.... Look great. Your buds look acouple days further along that most of mine,,,, Keepem Green
 
Aloha Brotha Beautiful in the Garden as usual :thumb:
 
More Underdawg flower shots

I'll call this one the "popsicle" phenotype 1 (this one was cloned prior to flower, arbitrarily)
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(natural sunlight)
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(flash)
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UD Pheno 2, this one is really dank, wish I woulda cloned this one instead, too late
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UD Pheno 3 (similar to #2, but slower along)
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UD Pheno 4 (slowest along)
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Flavors coming out of these flowers are skunky undertones, mild fruitiness/berry, peppery overtones, and a little bit of lemony/limey overtones.

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Norcaliwood said:
I do see afew Indica's agrowing here Lester................................ Keepem Green
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Speaking of indicas, looks like I'm gonna have to start pulling down flowers earlier than I'd want. Just found and cut off a molded golf-ball sized top off the popsicle phenotype, the stuff is damn dense. No surprise with the constantly 90+% RH and the fact I had to water them probably accelerated the possibility of it happening. Luckily everything else looks great and all things considered, a little bit of this is to be expected, and it's not a big deal as long as it doesn't go unnoticed and spread/infect everything. Good news is I've not seen 1 worm the entire summer, that is a feat, let me tell you!

To make things better, my next wave of clones was ready to be taken, so I took 3 UD, 3 BB, and 3 JD clones off the mothers. I'll leave the mothers in veg for a while longer to make sure the clones root then I'll release them with the newly released Swiss Cheese which are flowering fast

Will post some pics of whatever I decide to harvest. Been a real humid year...
 
Ok so I decided to chop two of the UD specimens. I'm glad I did, now I'll have a lil' somethin somethin to get me by while the other 2 UD specimens, Blackberry,Swiss Cheese, and JD plants ripen up. It might seem a tad bit early for the harvest on these two plants to some folks, but one of the things about growing successfully outdoors, consistently, is being able to adapt with your weather. With the humidity and El Nino effects lingering, sometimes it's best to cut right at first sign of rot, it only takes 24-48 hours for a cola to go in the correct conditions for spore germination. So it was just a little golf-ball sized top I lost, which pretty much a negligible loss. If it was extremely dry out, it would be different and I could let them go another week without worry. The popsicle pheno isn't quite as frosty as the other harvested pheno, but it's incredibly dense and has hidden trichomes in the rough. Everything else came out clean and nice and the other plants seem to be dealing with the humidity better than these denser variants. So I'm real happy with how things are going. :thumb:

UD Pheno 1, the furthest along and best phenotype, which somehow smells like fruity berries, it's almost indescribable at this point.
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UD Pheno 2, the popsicle pheno, most likely a more indica dominant version, as compared to the other pheno. This one has a bit more of a peppery overtone.
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Nonetheless, it should dry up real nice and be a great puff while the other flowers ripen. :yummy:

Here are those Jack Dawg mothers in vegetation, but not for long. I will release them soon.

Mother clone 1; 39 days ago; never fimmed or topped
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Here is that plant today, LSTed
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Mother clone 2, let me illustrate this one. This plant was never fimmed, topped, or anything. It great naturally symmetrical, and then I LSTed it today;

Here was this plant ~39 days ago (7/28)
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Here is this plant today
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Anyway, that's it for my sharing time, over and out! :volcano-smiley:

Aloha

:Namaste:
 
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