Vegg69guerilla
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Nice work brother..
Wow those are some of the fattest colas I’ve ever seen!Here's day 83 and I'm just starting to get some sweet smells off the plants. The buds are open and airy and not dense like Indica. If these were dense as Indicas they would be too big and mold. This is the natural state without defoliation. They look funny to me. Please excuse the smudge on my camera lens.
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Late to the show and glad to be here. Love the mentor thing and THAT is evident in every post. A really exceptional journey……Here are some live photos of the last 3 plants, pardon the smudge on the photos.
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Too hot and hard on the electric grid. Its like cooking pizza in an oven and running the AC to cool the pizza. Plus too expensive to run both. Taking a break in Summer is recommended for anyone that can.The two good ones look really monstrous. thick buds on a stick, that's the way it has to be.
Ouch summerbreak? why Climate? or holydays
This thing with the clay is interessting have a good part of clay in my soilmix.
Thanks for the info friend you are sure right about those leaves turning brown can cause mold on other strains. However, this strain is mold resistant, and the little brown leaves have plenty of air space, so mold is not a problem. Today is day 100 in flowering with more time still to go.Those little tiny cotyledon leaves you get in nearly finished buds, if they go brown you could have bud rot.
I remember 20 years ago, growing Red Dawn, a Ruderalis cross. Tasted of orange black hash and yielded unbelievably large fluffy buds that were so large they were prone to rot.
Getting adequate airflow around the buds as they are drying and making sure not to let them touch when they dry all helps.
Dont want to see any brown/grey mush after such a great grow.