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The end of the grow, how long can it go? The seed makers have no seeds. I tried to cross chocolope and sluricaine and also S2 some sluricaine. Did not see any pollen in the male flowers, but the pollination process went on by brushing the male flowers against the female. A bud autopsy shows no...
The seed makers. Idk if there was any pollen in the male but the plants were brushed with the male flowers all the same. There will either be more seeds or just another batch of buds.
The sluricaine plants ready for chop. I was not able to extract the plants from the net with out cutting some of the top branches. That is what is in the tote at the bottom of the plants.
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The sluricaine plants ready for chop. I was not able to extract the plants from the net with out cutting some of the top branches. That is what is in the tote at the bottom of the plants.
Day 71 bloom
Sluricaine is getting ready for the big chop. Water uptake has slowed way down. Some of the buds are developing a purple fade to go alone with the orange-yellow. They smile for the camera every time they see it.
Day 71 bloom
Sluricaine is getting ready for the big chop. Water uptake has slowed way down. Some of the buds are developing a purple fade to go alone with the orange-yellow.
The dank is so strong it can be tasted in the air.
day 66 bloom
Sluricaine is hitting it hard. The dank is one that will not be forgotten. It even lingers on your clothing. Harvest coming soon. Some bud porn.
Day 63 bloom
The chocolope has been cut and hung, the sluricaine is still marking time, maybe a week or two. The humidity is returning so the cut might be pushed up if there are issues. A few pots with larf buds are left behind and the seed makers have been moved into the big tent with them...
YES! Every once in a while someone posts about splitting or severely breaking a plant. Here is an example of a plant that had a severe split down the middle on the main stem when it was trained hard. Just wrap it up tight in blue painter's tape and move along. It will heal, these plants are very...
Day 62 bloom, chocolope
Harvest day, happy day. They look a bit goofy as they have been extracted from the net and can not hold themselves up on their own.
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