paisajedehierba
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Jonfredy, there are still many fresh arisen pistils. Shua is right, round about a week more maturation time certainly doesn't hurt.
Auto Zamaldelica feminized
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I think it might be correct to give it one more week, since the high temperatures we have had in recent weeks have, I think, advanced its maturation a little, and I would also prefer a few amber trichomes to enhance the sativa effect.
I will do a root wash at this time, and give it one or perhaps, if the weather forecast is good, two more weeks at most. I am afraid that it could be attacked by mold if the humidity increases.
Synthracer
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Mine is also quite close to the finish..
Synthracer
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Pretty much done, I have already seen some amber trichomes..
Synthracer
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I will harvest her today, cause I spotted a little budrot
fortunately that's all.
Headbud
smelling fresh citrus/lemon with some pine and a sweet hint of bubblegum, I think that candy/tropical fruit profile in the description could fit
fortunately that's all.
Headbud
smelling fresh citrus/lemon with some pine and a sweet hint of bubblegum, I think that candy/tropical fruit profile in the description could fit
I have also harvested today, due to the same circumstances, mold appearing on some buds.
Fortunately, I checked everything well, and only a few stains were starting to appear.
The mold sensitivity of this particular plant I grew is not very good, as we have not had particularly wet weather during July and August.
Fortunately, I checked everything well, and only a few stains were starting to appear.
The mold sensitivity of this particular plant I grew is not very good, as we have not had particularly wet weather during July and August.
Synthracer
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Well, that's the thing with autoflowers. Me and others observed, that everything with ruderalis genes is more prone to mold, despite good weather
dilettante
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I have already properly dried the harvest and it is in glass jars beginning the curing process. The aroma is excellent, penetrating peach-passion fruit- very pleasant. I haven't tried the smoke yet, I'm not in a hurry and I will wait at least a month of curing to taste it.
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dilettante
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I have collected pollen from the reversed plant and removed it. Now I'm waiting for the seeds to mature. One of the plants had some bud rot that I removed. The smell changed into a somewhat generic cannabis smell. Strong smell. Fingers crossed they won't rot away.
Eclecticon
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Put two seeds in a glass of water.
Congrats on your harvest @Synthracer looks well developed and ripe under the sunniest summer days.
Hope you are already enjoying some of your well deserved flowers
Glad the reversion worked well @dilettante
and hope the plant did flower long enough to ripe the seeds.
Looks like you got a very nice pheno @jonfredy looks very close to Zamaldelica elite mother, with her refined tropical fruit aroma
Did you already give her a try ?
Don't be so hard on yourself @gedLang they look well developed and both interesting expressions with very good lookings buds in your last update
How did they finish ? How would you describe their terpene profiles ?
We have seen the sunshine last week, but it's still raining on and off with dark days.
Smelling of orangey floral stuff and standing at about 1m 70cm with the pot.
I'm thinking maybe another 3 or 4 weeks, we shall see. She's getting a dose of tomato feed every other watering and seems happy enough.
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I also really liked how your Auto Zamaldelica looked, @BumSplodgeBrownPants in your last update in early August
She has the yield, many elite Zamaldelica traits, and the Malawi resins!I hope she finished well! It would be a pity for bad weather to spoil such beauty in the final weeks.
