They are looking great but need plenty of light to fill out those gorgeous long buds.
Can you get them closer to a south facing window and still keep the light over them?
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Yep those look good from here. I have smoke filled skies and ash falling at my place. Just the opposite of you. Our sun is covered in smoke and temps lowered alot. Really feeling the fall chill this a.m. breeze isn't helping just pushing smoke. Hey you'll get bud from those if you can give them some overhead light. -
Stormy weather on my door step. Decided to bring the girls inside. Not ideal lighting, but it will work.
While my fan leaves look like it's the end of Sept., we are still stacking bud on 2 of them. The slow poke, which almost got the ax
is coming along finally, it's about 2 weeks behind the others. Hard to grow outdoors when the sun hasn't shown much this summer.
Hunkered down inside.
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These things love cannabis and will eat them down to the soil. I've had plants over 6ft high chewed to the ground over night. Lost 4 in one night to them....grrr. -
Awww little dears LOL well them little so an so's ate my big old pumpkin plant on the side of my house then they stomped on the flippin pumpkins broke em open an been eating on them for days. My neighbors apple tree is all broke up from them pulling down on the branches can't blame them though. -
First thought was, my wife would never allow that. Beautiful home !!Leave a comment:
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Bowhunterwoody If the pig approves, all is good (lol).
SoOrbudgal No wife or significant other at this time
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GreenState. Beautiful place you got there. If I were your plants I'd like to spend a little time in there just for the hell of it. Yea another multi day soaker. Supposed to get really nasty later on tonight and tomorrow. Wind and hail here. Good luck and try and stay dry. Ps: The pig seems to approve.Last edited by Bowhunterwoody; 08-07-2023, 10:29 AM. -
That's great that you can do this for saving your plants from certain WPM & mold. We've got major increase in humidity now here. Dry lightning, overcast skies heat in the low 90's. Now were feeling your weather not as much by any means but it's humid. But sure keeps your place green. Take care sorry you gotta live with the grow, hope your wife understands? -
Well Bowhunterwoody Pouring rain out there again today, continuing through Tuesday night.
Decided to set myself up so I could move the plants inside, temporarily anyways.
Not perfect but an easy setup and only have to move the plants about 10 ft from the deck.
Thank goodness for high and sturdy collar ties to hang the light
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I think I must have switched seeds at birth While these were both supposed to be GG4's, only one appears to be so.
The other looks more like a sativa dominant WW to me, or a cross bread.
The first 2 picture are of what appears to be the GG4, having grown it 3 or so times previously.
And these pics are of what I now believe is a white widow. (total different plant structure) Could be a big producer
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Bluey SoOrbudgal , I think I have seen some recovery with the added nitrogen, newer leaves still have decent color.
Hopefully I was able to intervene in time. I had gone light on the grow nutrients through the veg stage, not to mention the grow neuts a re a few years old. $20.00 grow expense (lol!)
Keeping in mind these were seeds I collected from my previous grows (only found a few of the GG's, more so the WW's) so
there obviously from hermied buds. I do see female bits on all the plants so that's good news, will watch for balls
I've grown the GG's 3 times now, so have a good idea of what the buds look like,so that will help with identification. The white widow buds are much more fluffy. I'm hoping I have a cross of mystery weed, I love the taste of the WW, tasted like spring time after a long winter
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They survived well. Nice work. They actually look pretty good given your absence
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