Update - The trough in the late afternoon sun
Greetings 420 enthusiasts!
It's been blowing all day, rain, sun, and cloud too. I took a couple of pics of the trough girls basking in the sunshine left over from the summer just past. They're coming along nicely, but soon the middle one. (FBC) will be chopped and there will be just 2.
Frozen Black Cherry
On the recent discussion of when to harvest. I do note that the Frozen Black Cherry is starting to 'look' like she is approaching her harvest window.
Very few fresh white pistils left.
Quite a few of her older larger fan leaves are fading and drooping, which I am taking to be an indication that at this stage she doesn't care about those bigger older leaves and just wants to focus on her buds (and that's fine with me).
I could cut them off to keep up her appearance, but I figure she will still draw some nutrients from them so I'll leave them on until they look a bit more 'drained'.
In the following days I will monitor the
FBC's trichomes as circumstances and weather permit just to observe how they develop.
Thoughts on the grow at this late stage
When I kicked off this grow I was concerned that I had left it too late and were worried that the plants would fail to get enough growth before flowering. But now I feel reassured that even with the late start that I should still get a decent yield.
The trough is 6 feet long, giving 2 feet wide per plant which have ended up filling the space available quite well.
There is a nice visual potency when I gaze out on the balcony now.
As they looked today in the late afternoon sun...
Many thanks for dropping by. All the best!