Sunny and 80ºF in Los Angeles these days!
But still not as good as rainy with those on the balcony.
But still not as good as rainy with those on the balcony.
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It might be smaller and in lovely sunshine, but it looks pristine and I am sure it will rocket up in size!Sunny and 80ºF in Los Angeles these days!
But still not as good as rainy with those on the balcony.
Such beautiful plants. Great job Stunger. That Mango looks like something I would like. How close now?1st of April update
It's been overcast and raining most of the day. Temps getting cooler. Today I tried to get some more closeups on the trichomes but each time it started raining again. The Mango Sherbert from the breeder notes it suggests it would have been ready 2 weeks ago, but on my last close up look I didn't see any amber mostly just cloudy with clear. We have some days of sunshine forecast ahead of this rainy weather, so I am keen for them to be out for at least another week if it gets sunny. I had a vapecap of some early Mango Sherbert, it was a lowly piece of 'B' grade bud that had been quick chop dried but it was very good, which is encouraging for the main canopy bud when dried and cured.
Godfather OG
Mango Sherbert, Godfather OG, Strawberry Cough thru the side window!
It might be raining here, but I hope the sun is falling on your plants where you are!
Stacked. Nice genetics.It might be smaller and in lovely sunshine, but it looks pristine and I am sure it will rocket up in size!
Thanks Stinker, The Mango Sherbert breeder guidance said 50 days flowering which is barely 7 weeks, if taken then, it still would have been nice bud I'd think, but going from when I first saw pistils her 50 day calculated chop time would have been 2 weeks ago!Such beautiful plants. Great job Stunger. That Mango looks like something I would like. How close now?
Cheers Tim! I've gone thru the germination anxiety, the growing anxiety, and soon it'll be the harvest/cure anxiety! You've been growing a lovely crop too!Wow they look great!!!
Yes very close Sy. I am readying myself for their harvest day. I hope you like the look of the Mango Sherbert, I wouldn't be growing her if it wasn't for you buddy . I had to 'cramp her' from her former natural early open shape in order to fit her into the narrow end of the balcony. I can only imagine her potential if she'd been given a bit more space and sunshine, and a bigger pot too!Not long now
Thanks Fred! Today on the Godfather I found 2 cola tops that were starting to die off from caterpillar damage that escaped the previous spray cycles I did. I saved some of cut off stuff that wasn't affected, and just that gave sticky fingers, very gooey buds on this girl.Wow! What a beautiful garden. You're gonna have sticky fingers before long!
Smile and stay stoneder
Cheers Zeb! It's only once a year so gotta put our best foot forward and I ask the ladies to do the same with their buds!Far out, they are looking wicked . The colour of the Godfather is brilliant and the frostiness of them all looks very tasty . Well done on a rip roaring season
I have an unused studio room that I commander for the 3 or 4 weeks I need to whole plant dry, trim, and jar. I would love to have a tent in there for all year round growing too but family puts the kibosh on that.So if you're banned to the balcony.....where do you dry? Ha
Last year I just chopped at the base as I was unable to remove the root ball by pulling at it (they were quite large plants), and besides I was attempting this during a brief moment when the family was out and the coast was clear to do so, I felt if I tried to pull any harder that I would rip it out and potentially send soil flying everywhere and then no doubt I'd get berated for the mess, so I ended up just cutting them at the base.Do you do the root ball too or just chop at the base?
Cheers Otter, it's funny that you've already grown out 2 of my 3 strains, and very reassuring that you liked them!They look heavy now Stunger! Hang in! So beautiful!
Thanks Fred! We gotta use what we can eh.Very green balcony, stunger! You've def made the most of your growing situation!
Smile and stay stoneder.