HM#1
HM#1
Thanks Paddi, I've enjoyed popping into your thread this year as well, I am sure we will all have the smoke we need for the comming year, and variety is the spice of life!
Well it looks like I will eat my words about expecting to see mold in my largest C99 x OR95(HM#1), she seems to be 100% free of mold at this point. When I found mold in her similarly bushy sister, I immediately started to worry about this plant, and her extremely crowded buds. But no worrys yet!
She lives in the sunniest spot of all my plants this year, and she has the best air movement, which I think is one of the reasons has she resisted mold.
She has also started showing sensitivity to the cold, and has quite a bit of purple forming in the leaves, the increased exposure to the sky she has brings sunshine on Summer days, as well as cool air on Autumn nights.
After I took the pictures, I harvested a few buds from the more cowded clusters of buds, to fill my stash and help the plant continue to resist mold.
A check on the Trichromes shows hardly any Amber color yet, and some of the inner buds still look like they have a long way to finish.
I took several of the more mature looking buds about 10 days ago, to evaluate the high, and fill my daily smoking stash. The bud picked at that time seems to be fairly potent already, one medium bowl seemed to be good for three guys. I will evaluate this new harvest and see how that span of time has affected the high, I'm sure it will be even better.
I won't harvest any more from this plant until I see mold or the trichromes start showing a bit more Amber. Even when I do harvest again, I will probably ony take the most mature looking buds, and leave the young to mature with the cool nights.
This is my favorite time of year, colorfull plants and bud tests!
More to come
HM#1
Thanks Paddi, I've enjoyed popping into your thread this year as well, I am sure we will all have the smoke we need for the comming year, and variety is the spice of life!
Well it looks like I will eat my words about expecting to see mold in my largest C99 x OR95(HM#1), she seems to be 100% free of mold at this point. When I found mold in her similarly bushy sister, I immediately started to worry about this plant, and her extremely crowded buds. But no worrys yet!
She lives in the sunniest spot of all my plants this year, and she has the best air movement, which I think is one of the reasons has she resisted mold.
She has also started showing sensitivity to the cold, and has quite a bit of purple forming in the leaves, the increased exposure to the sky she has brings sunshine on Summer days, as well as cool air on Autumn nights.
After I took the pictures, I harvested a few buds from the more cowded clusters of buds, to fill my stash and help the plant continue to resist mold.
A check on the Trichromes shows hardly any Amber color yet, and some of the inner buds still look like they have a long way to finish.
I took several of the more mature looking buds about 10 days ago, to evaluate the high, and fill my daily smoking stash. The bud picked at that time seems to be fairly potent already, one medium bowl seemed to be good for three guys. I will evaluate this new harvest and see how that span of time has affected the high, I'm sure it will be even better.
I won't harvest any more from this plant until I see mold or the trichromes start showing a bit more Amber. Even when I do harvest again, I will probably ony take the most mature looking buds, and leave the young to mature with the cool nights.
This is my favorite time of year, colorfull plants and bud tests!
More to come
, and wow... that last picture is a great conclusion. peace man.
