The Fatty Bubba club, who's in?
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Welcome Aquitaine,
Fatty Bubba has usually the very compact Bubba afghani structure, it doesn't need topping indoors to avoid unnecesary stretching, she likes to stretch very little.
You can top her outdoors to maximize the yield if you germinated her early in spring with enough veg time, although this would produce a very compact and leafy bushy structure typical of the afghanis, if that's the case then it's good to cut some big leaves that hide lateral branches to improve the ventilation and light penetration.
Best wishes!
Fatty Bubba has usually the very compact Bubba afghani structure, it doesn't need topping indoors to avoid unnecesary stretching, she likes to stretch very little.
You can top her outdoors to maximize the yield if you germinated her early in spring with enough veg time, although this would produce a very compact and leafy bushy structure typical of the afghanis, if that's the case then it's good to cut some big leaves that hide lateral branches to improve the ventilation and light penetration.
Best wishes!
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scai
I'm in.Haven't popped them yet, but soon.
For my summer grow
For some reason I have take liking to afganis and I do have few good ones, made some crossings with finnish heritage plants, called Hidden love (mostly sativa, descendant of cindy99)and they proved to be quite impressive.
So, if I take Fatty Bubba and cross it with Hidden love....*mumbling........* (like a mad hatmaker )
Lucky to get mine from boutique, they are all gone now.
For my summer grow
For some reason I have take liking to afganis and I do have few good ones, made some crossings with finnish heritage plants, called Hidden love (mostly sativa, descendant of cindy99)and they proved to be quite impressive.
So, if I take Fatty Bubba and cross it with Hidden love....*mumbling........* (like a mad hatmaker )
Lucky to get mine from boutique, they are all gone now.
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rüdiger
I'm in. it was so easy
but my fatty is no standard girl. no no
she got quite vigorous the last days, time will tell...
rüdiger
but my fatty is no standard girl. no no
she got quite vigorous the last days, time will tell...
rüdiger
they are really vigourous girls my three have had a nice 6-7 week veg before flip, i didn't take any clones because i'm pushed for space but they look awesome..
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scai
Really nice, so robust Rudiger.
Mine are much weaker, but they coming under natural light now.
From under 150 W light, so I expect that they will do much better from now on.
Mine are much weaker, but they coming under natural light now.
From under 150 W light, so I expect that they will do much better from now on.
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I don't usually join clubs and the pics are a bit rubbish but....
Great big seeds, strong veg, here in 3.5ltrs coco :::
FattyBubba a. - Short squat and stinky Bubba pheno?
Fatty Bubba b. - Branchy with a stretch, leafs and smell reminding me of Orient Express
Great big seeds, strong veg, here in 3.5ltrs coco :::
FattyBubba a. - Short squat and stinky Bubba pheno?
Fatty Bubba b. - Branchy with a stretch, leafs and smell reminding me of Orient Express
I'm glad you did!
Thanks for posting rudiger,scai and sal!
nice looking broad leafed girls all around
here's a Fatty B that has been in the flower room for a week
ccall her #2
and here's is the first girl that went in @ 13 days flw..
#1
possibly slightly hungry but she is due a good feed anyway, they seem to eat nutes and soil pretty darn well, i'll use earth juice flowering brewed with the normal additives. These girls had 6-7 weeks veg and were in their current 11 litres for about 3 weeks before being flowered.. I moved the third girl through earlier today that has a much better soil mix to deal with this powerful light.. The first two are 3-4 feet and have been pinched once or twice to discourage any more stretch the third girl is a squatter plant that has been vegged for 7+ weeks and is still only about 18".
Thanks for posting rudiger,scai and sal!
nice looking broad leafed girls all around
here's a Fatty B that has been in the flower room for a week
and here's is the first girl that went in @ 13 days flw..
#1
possibly slightly hungry but she is due a good feed anyway, they seem to eat nutes and soil pretty darn well, i'll use earth juice flowering brewed with the normal additives. These girls had 6-7 weeks veg and were in their current 11 litres for about 3 weeks before being flowered.. I moved the third girl through earlier today that has a much better soil mix to deal with this powerful light.. The first two are 3-4 feet and have been pinched once or twice to discourage any more stretch the third girl is a squatter plant that has been vegged for 7+ weeks and is still only about 18".
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scai
Welcome to the club Sal! (grin)
Nice plant Lost in a sea, now I know what to expect
Nice plant Lost in a sea, now I know what to expect
yeah it's about to start getting interesting scai
Thought i'd check in to give anyone interested an idea of what they look like at the start of flower.. Much love to all my Fatty bubba bredren!
Thought i'd check in to give anyone interested an idea of what they look like at the start of flower.. Much love to all my Fatty bubba bredren!
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scai
Fatties went to bigger pots today.
That's what I usually do, plant three times.
Hot weather has hit us, it's +26C outside and no wind, unusual here in Arctic Circle.
Sooooo, that means that fatties are going out to greenhouse.
Let's see what endless days outside do to them...
I'm posting some pictures when they get bit sturdier...
That's what I usually do, plant three times.
Hot weather has hit us, it's +26C outside and no wind, unusual here in Arctic Circle.
Sooooo, that means that fatties are going out to greenhouse.
Let's see what endless days outside do to them...
I'm posting some pictures when they get bit sturdier...
Thank you all for sharing your pics
sal opette, you have good eye! The first is indeed more Bubba afghani influenced, the second one has more Orient Express chinese influence.
lost in a sea, Fatty Bubba likes strong feeding in flowering, nice structure in yours!
Good luck scai!
Hopefully we can see some nice Fatty Bubba flowers in a few months!
sal opette, you have good eye!
The first is indeed more Bubba afghani influenced, the second one has more Orient Express chinese influence.lost in a sea, Fatty Bubba likes strong feeding in flowering, nice structure in yours!
Good luck scai!
Hopefully we can see some nice Fatty Bubba flowers in a few months!
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scai
Starting to get structure.
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rüdiger
hey fatty fellas,
she started slow, then decided to be a beast, i fed her 15-15-15 + mic. @ ec 1,4 and got no reaction(in 0,3l), ec 1,6 made her go again! we are in veg
her heads are rooting now, strong musky coffee aroma when touched.
rüdiger
'Hopefully we can see some nice Fatty Bubba flowers in a few months!'
test 1 start flower in ~10days;-)
she started slow, then decided to be a beast, i fed her 15-15-15 + mic. @ ec 1,4 and got no reaction(in 0,3l), ec 1,6 made her go again! we are in veg
her heads are rooting now, strong musky coffee aroma when touched.
rüdiger'Hopefully we can see some nice Fatty Bubba flowers in a few months!'
test 1 start flower in ~10days;-)
shouldn't be that long i hope
nice Fatty babies guys!
nice Fatty babies guys!
Here's the second girl that went in at day 22.. she's fast growing and hungry
and the first @ day 32
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rüdiger
welcome to the club, dickcorn!
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scai
Now you see them ROOTS
