BumSplodgeBrownPants
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Mountain Gold still chugging away happily.
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vermontman
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Hey @BumSplodgeBrownPants!
She really is cranking along! Cuts of Mountain Gold preform even better than seedlings under lights. Easier to control height and resulting in larger buds!
vermontman
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Hello @WestShoreBestShore!
I think this lady is going to be ready by first to second week of October. Please keep us posted!
BumSplodgeBrownPants
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Cheers @vermontman ! Hope you're all groovy and feeling well.
That's good to know... I've a couple of cuts waiting in the wings (the 2 in the big pots and the small pot next to the fan) ready for another run in the new year.
Being an indoor grower, space is always an issue so I normally just run from seed and don't bother with taking cuts... until now.
The lady under the CMH is no bother though. Could have done with a trim downstairs in early flower, but I've been a bit distracted lately. My motivation has buggered off on holiday somewhere and left me staring out of the window most days.
Cheers dude!
Captain Red Eye
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Howdy GMM, is it a reasonable assumption that once Green mountain Gold gets going flowering it moves quickly towards the finish outdoors ?
A friend has a couple going outdoors in Maine and was asking me what I thought, his are at the beginning stages of flower, maybe a tad behind the ones shown in WestShoreBestShore's photo.
vermontman
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Hello @Captian Red Eye!
Yes BUT! There are other factors to consider. The main one is full on all day sun, most important. Next, lay low on the nitrogen. For a coupler reasons. Mountain Gold is my latest flowering strain, but she is really generally really good against mold, again mind your nutes because that can invite mold. The other good thing is Mountain Gold is very frost resistant. Also keeping her a bit pot bound helps her come in earlier.
But please keep us posted!
So far it has been a terrific season lots of sun not much rain at least here, hopefully this trend holds up for the outside growers.
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Captain Red Eye
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Thanks. Will pass this info. along.
Came out to the garden this morning and noticed PS turning.. uh.. purple lol..
Me too! I think they'll complement each other nicely. Both are very similar in many ways.
WestShoreBestShore
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Thanks for your sage forecast!
Cactus Squatter
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The GMG starting to get into flowering.
This is the burned clutch/brakes/tire smelling Zac tribute. She still has that kind of smell in the mornings but by afternoon evening time it’s more of a skunky smell along with sweeter, more familiar Zac tribute smells similar to my last grow of it.
I knocked up some lower branches of both with the Oaxaca x Panama pollen.
This is the burned clutch/brakes/tire smelling Zac tribute. She still has that kind of smell in the mornings but by afternoon evening time it’s more of a skunky smell along with sweeter, more familiar Zac tribute smells similar to my last grow of it.
I knocked up some lower branches of both with the Oaxaca x Panama pollen.
vermontman
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I would let her go a bit longer, unless there is pressure to harvest as in bad weather, mold development, She looks close but as long as there is white pistils, let her go a bit further.
vermontman
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Hello Cactus!
Beautiful garden! You gotta love the Sativas.
And @RobFromTX still love seeing baby pictures.
mr.pistil
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Been off the boards (by choice) since May. Took a break from growing and did a deep clean of the grow room. Just popped some PS, MG and a new strain for me - Skunk #1 (IBL). (Supposedly handed down from Samtheskunkman to Mel Franks et al.) More on the grow shortly. For now, I just wanted to acknowledge @vermontman's recent surgery. Being away from this site all summer means I didn't see this until yesterday! Hope you are recovering well, feeling better and back at it! Cheers!
