Staker's 2017: SSSDH, Killer Purps, Dolato, Candyland & Breeder's Test Grows

ilikemsticky said:
its a good thing the mites aren't pressing you then with company there it would be difficult to explain you disappearing for a while lol god luck cs!
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Even more difficult, if they don't speak English. There's a tentful in the room they're sleeping in, so there's not really a ton to explain I guess. I have to go in there to water the babies lol ;)

Edit/High reminder - I think the babies/clones could use more air though, the tent is zipped almost entirely shut, maybe I'll set up the fan on low.

I just haven't addressed it lol. I've just done my thing, don't mind me dah di dah lol. :Namaste:


707 Pushing some trichs, and swelling. Flowers look more impressive in person. I'll try to get them out and get some good shots. Resin on this girl is pretty consistent on the calyx, she's got some nice coverage. Aromas are coming together, some spice that's always been there but changing. Can't put my finger on it yet.

The ChemD Day 35 are in front, chugging along, the 707HB Day 51 are in the back on either side. The STSD in the back middle. Cellphone pix till for now.

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707HB Day 51 of 12s, so less then 2 weeks. Dec 9th is schedule. Adding some nice frost and weight. Classic look to her buds, just whorls of calyxes. Buds are pretty large and solid down low too.

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Falling over here, she's got a lot of the ecsd in her so viney and weaker than many other cuts

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Kind of liked how the leaf was in focus.... and fade out on the bud
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Her lowers are looking nice too.
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Some D looking pretty nice, Day 35 of 12s

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Great work CS. Getting bigger buds this round I see. That is always a plus. All those plants looking legit. :thumb:
 
Yup, buds are a bit bigger than the last run, but I think that was much about the genetics. I did increase 20w/f for total of 59w/f, which is probably 10w/ft of over-saturation.

That's what's great about growing a known genetic. You know where you should be. The 707Headband I'm happy with the size for soil, and method, she's an easy feeder, and not too fussy about things either. Solid buds, feel heavier than expected. Lime green goodness. Smell is coming on strong. Happy, but she can be done better for sure. Next time no fucking mites. I'll get her feeding just a week earlier, and do three, instead of two feeds. For he mites, she just had the spino, and rosemary, nothing else. Starting to yellow out, perfect timing. Ten days left.

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The Day 37F ChemD, is a different story. I'll have to be patient and learn her, I'll be lucky to get this one to be 80% correct this run. Might need to be careful in her uppotting, and maybe run her in a hotter soil and use H&G, or FloraNova as the only supplements. It's been a while since I've grown an indica dom, and she is surely that. Y'all can see why the trouble though.

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Chem looks pretty good to me. What issues have you noticed? From the pics, I can't see any problems but obviously that doesn't mean much. LOL!
 
brightlight said:
D looks so frosty.....& looking at stigmas she has some time left so really just getting underway. Excellent looking flowers on both. Real nice growing. :Namaste:
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:thanks: She's just past half way through. Should fill a few jars for sure.

TheBlaze said:
Chem looks pretty good to me. What issues have you noticed? From the pics, I can't see any problems but obviously that doesn't mean much. LOL!
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Oh, it will be plenty good. It just won't be a 10/10, and probably not 9/10, so maybe 8/10. 85% at best for the better one, 80% at best for the less happy one.

I've made these missteps before, so I know what penalties I'll pay. I got behind her needs, and without burying her soil in PPM, the best I can do is try to play catch up. I can usually do that with foliar, but the fucking mites.

Once behind, I can either attempt to play catch up, or go full on synthetic and pile on the nutes. I don't like the end product of the latter, so I'm playing catch up. She'll yellow out more than she should, so I pulled some leafs. .

Some clues that are more evident to me in person - you can see of of the red veining in the top most leafs.. her variegation is still present, and it shouldn't really manifest in flower if she's happy. Seems the newer flower leafs don't have much if any variegation on the nicer looking one. I'll run her again, and again. She's no joke tough ass plant to grow. :MoreNutes: With all that said, I'm the harshest critic, and the buds are already looking lethal 37 days in lol.
 
That was a good explanation, and we are on the same page now. I also have a plant with variegation in flower, but she seems the happiest of the bunch and is piling on the buds. I didn't think it was an issue at all. I assume my thinking is not correct, going off what you just said.
 
Norcaliwood said:
Very nice.... Keepem Green
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I'm sure trying NCW. :thanks:

TheBlaze said:
That was a good explanation, and we are on the same page now. I also have a plant with variegation in flower, but she seems the happiest of the bunch and is piling on the buds. I didn't think it was an issue at all. I assume my thinking is not correct, going off what you just said.
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I was trying, while real real high. :) It's my understanding that a different genetic may manifest the trait differently, so there's no way to draw any conclusion. My unhappy one has more of the variegation, and she's got slightly bigger buds and is just as frosty. She just won't make it to the end quite as well as the other though, she's going to gas out just a bit too soon.

V-trait from seed, is what I'm more familiar with. I've often thought it to be stress dependent. I see no evidence to the contrary here with the D due to this run, but that could change. I've seen more than a few that seem to pop it out only on leafs born under hard stretch, and often accompanied by other traits like the middle finger hook, and other leaf anomalies.
 
A night owl I see. I need to take a page out of your book. For the last few nights, I've been passed out on the couch by 10pm. My wife is not a happy camper. Seems I've been neglecting my manly duties. I got an earful this morning. She gets cranky... :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
In Australia it was :rofl: 4:52 now..
 
nice looking garden cs looks like your going to fill some jars with top shelf weed, those indica doms sure get fat don't they I'm still partial to the d absolutely beautiful good job on these even with all the pest bullcrap!:goodjob:
 
ilikemsticky said:
nice looking garden cs looks like your going to fill some jars with top shelf weed, those indica doms sure get fat don't they I'm still partial to the d absolutely beautiful good job on these even with all the pest bullcrap!:goodjob:
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Thanks brother, and me too. Always the demanding ones. ;)


I'm happy I didn't spray them with something I'd regret. The 3 sprays of spino seems to taken them mostly out. There's still some movers, but none that I've found on other plants. All plants under 4wk flower are treated with spino now. Every so often I do IPM instead of foliar, till the borg is no more. Tossing the 707 stumps the minute I cut em down. ;)
 
4:20, afternoon.. that's the meet up time.. then go and search for the dead body along the railway tracks. Oh hang on that's another story..I get the two confused... :passitleft:
 
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