DankWolf907
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Interesting smell-a-vision combo going on. *scratches*
TheBlaze's Sour Chiesel - Blue Cheese & Black Rhino In Coco
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Hopefully now you have an idea of what it smells like in that tent. LOL
Smell + Visioion = "Smission".... Sorry... some days I feel I bleed Futurama lines.
Verdigris
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mine smell like stinky socks when you open the tent but smell fruity if you rub a frost leaf and smell your finger
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Yeah I've noticed the same thing. The smell will likely change again though later in flowering.
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Update
30 days of 12/12
The smell in the tent is getting stronger.
I wish I could clone Raggedy Anne, because I think I might have a great pheno. The genetics are a little unstable, but the smell and the sheer amount of trichs she is putting out. I tried to capture the frost to show you guys, but the photos don't do her justice. She looks furry from all the trichs and it is still early days for her. She has only been flowering for about 20 days. A full week behind the the other 2.
Here are some photos:
30 days of 12/12
The smell in the tent is getting stronger.
I wish I could clone Raggedy Anne, because I think I might have a great pheno. The genetics are a little unstable, but the smell and the sheer amount of trichs she is putting out. I tried to capture the frost to show you guys, but the photos don't do her justice. She looks furry from all the trichs and it is still early days for her. She has only been flowering for about 20 days. A full week behind the the other 2.
Here are some photos:
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The 2 pics of the small buds covered in trichs is Raggedy Anne. The other 2 bud shots are blue cheese and sour chiesel.
SolMJ
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Looking great blaze...should be plain sailing from here.
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Thanks guys!
Sol, let's hope so. I noticed this morning that the calcium deficiency is slowly making a comeback. Will give calmag tonight.
Sol, let's hope so. I noticed this morning that the calcium deficiency is slowly making a comeback. Will give calmag tonight.
SolMJ
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Im sure a little calmag will sort that right out...besides there's only a few weeks left, I can't imagine anything serious happening in that time. So its looking good ma man!
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Yeah, I tend to agree with you.
I am most worried about those 4 days I will be away. I have a plan though. Just hope it works as intended. Only thing I can't plan for is a power cut, which is a very real possibility in my neck of the woods.
By the way, the blue cheese is now 100cm on the dot. So it grew past the usual 3 weeks as well as the defol I did.
I am most worried about those 4 days I will be away. I have a plan though. Just hope it works as intended. Only thing I can't plan for is a power cut, which is a very real possibility in my neck of the woods.
By the way, the blue cheese is now 100cm on the dot. So it grew past the usual 3 weeks as well as the defol I did.
SolMJ
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Good to hear the blue cheese is doing well, from the start it's been your ace up the sleeves lol! So whats the plan then when your away for 4 days with possible power cuts?
doctor green
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Looking good mate , power cuts fuckin suck hey fingers crossed that all goes well as it is now , go the cheese!
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Thanks Doctor!
Sol, my plan is to get 3 buckets and place each plant in a bucket. Then flush until I get 2 - 3 litres of runoff. They're in fabric pots so I just let stand in the runoff and they can suck it back up at their leisure.
That leaves humidity and temp to control. So I have decided to leave the aircon running for the 4 days. That will control temp and help keep humidity in check.
That's it really. I think it will work.
Sol, my plan is to get 3 buckets and place each plant in a bucket. Then flush until I get 2 - 3 litres of runoff. They're in fabric pots so I just let stand in the runoff and they can suck it back up at their leisure.
That leaves humidity and temp to control. So I have decided to leave the aircon running for the 4 days. That will control temp and help keep humidity in check.
That's it really. I think it will work.
JohnnieJC3
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I finally had a chance to catch up on your Coco Journal. Looking very nice in here my friend. 
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Thanks Johnnie my man!
Had a look at the girls this morning... that black rhino is a freak of nature. I've never seen a plant pump at that amount of trichs so quickly. In just 12 hrs there is a visible difference. I'm not sure if this is typical of the strain, because I can find no info about it. It is bred by seedsman, and is quite new. As I said earlier, I think the genetics are a little unstable. It has the strangest mix of fat indica leaves, and long fingered sativa leaves. Never seen something like that before.
Had a look at the girls this morning... that black rhino is a freak of nature. I've never seen a plant pump at that amount of trichs so quickly. In just 12 hrs there is a visible difference. I'm not sure if this is typical of the strain, because I can find no info about it. It is bred by seedsman, and is quite new. As I said earlier, I think the genetics are a little unstable. It has the strangest mix of fat indica leaves, and long fingered sativa leaves. Never seen something like that before.
doctor green
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That's a good plan mate
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Thanks Doc. As long as the power stays on!
I'm in plastic pots.. But I was away for a week, maybe a week deeper into flower than you, but I came back to healthy looking girls, after a weeks holiday of worry, lol.... I did similar, leaving runoff in trays.. I actually raised medium during week, then gave a plain water soaking before leaving... what size pots are they in?