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The main ingredient for cannabis to work it's magic. What do you do when you are inspecting your trichomes and you happen to notice they don't change from milky white to amber?
Of course there are other factors to consider BUT what if this happens? When would you know to chop the plant down...
As I was looking through the grow suggestions, I found an article that was very helpful when diagnosing a flowering issue with "bananas" in the buds. According to what I found; this issue dealt with the cause of possibly being light or heat stress. That this could possibly contribute to plants...
Howdy Y'all, I'm back again for another growing season that I started back in May and now I am 8 weeks and 3 days into vegging for my 1st 3 plants, 1 being "supposidly Blackberry Kush". I was given some seeds (smoke from a dispensary) from a friend. I started with 10 seeds but these were the...
So my last grow I used some old seeds (20 yrs+) and had 4 plants. Plant 1 I harvested at 8 weeks into flower, no issues here. Plant 2 I harvested at 8 weeks 4-5 days into flower, no issues here either. Plant 3 I harvested at 9 weeks into flower, this started to show 2 or 3 "neeners" or bananas...
Welcome to 2022!!! :)
Here are some results in from my last harvest:
1) Indica. This one I did not get a lot of quantity (1/4 Kerr wide mouth jar of buds) BUT in exchange I cannot pass up the Quality! WOW!!! Also, this one was the "runt" as it did not get very big but it packs a punch! 5+...
We all know about what each strain is "supposed to do". Indica: you grow mainly for medicinal purposes which means you want more amber color in your trichomes at harvest time (less THC and more CBD/CBN). Otherwise stony, laid back recommended for evening use. Sativa: you want as close to 100%...
O.K., now I have an interesting question when it comes to harvest time. We all know there is a certain timeframe in which to harvest your Indica or Sativa plants. Indica is "supposed" to be between 8 -10 weeks with week 9 being the approximate "prime" harvesting target. Sativa on the other hand...
09/04/2021 - So a new adventure begins! Grow #15 in the books now so I started #16 and off to somewhat of a good start. 10 seeds all popped within 2 days. Transplanted on 2nd day into clear plastic drinking cups (to see the roots). So as I was outside bringing them in on an old tv tray (remember...
Howdy y'all! it's been a while since my last post, grow #14 in the books, got 10 jars of buds and am very happy with the end results. since then, grow #15 was started. As of this week set #1 of 3 plants are now ready for flipping and set # 2 of 3 plants are also ready to flip as well. I have...
So a new adventure begins! 11/15/2020 Sunday. Started germination with 6 new seeds (No, don't know what they are, son gave them to me). 1st 1 in soil on 11/19. 2 more the next day 11/20. 1 more on 11/22, and 2 more 11/23. Waiting on 1 more to see if it pops open. I think the weather change has...
O.K. here is an interesting question. If the "Prime" harvesting window for Sativa is between 10 - 12 weeks, trichomes are 90%+ to 10% milky white to clear, hairs in the 50% to 70% range, where in the world did the seeds come from???????????? No visible signs of seeding from the outside, but when...
So my last grow #12 came to a close, I was already into starting the next grow #13. Here are my new ones and they are now at 7 weeks into vegging. Today they got moved under a different light setup this time (3 plants per 2 shop lights). Since the last transplant (using FFOF recycled soil with...
Since I was at the end of my last grow, I decided to get my next one going. Six seeds started on 04/02/2020. Here they are after being transplanted into 1 gallon pots and also topped but no LST done at this time. Only 1 feeing of Fox Farms Big Bloom and Grow Big at the end of 4 weeks of vegging.
As of last Saturday I am starting into week 12 of flower. Yesterday, my son was over and I asked him to take a look at the girls. Sometimes two sets of eyes are better than 1. According to his expertise (since he grows outdoors) I had 1 that was "ready", so It came down this morning. The others...
I am going into week 12 of flower and close to harvest time. Should I leave these alone or get rid of them??? No infestation, not light burn using t8's, no fungus gnats, pH is between 6.0-7.0. Have never dealt with an issue like this before...
Into week 11 flower period and noticed today some new growth and one that looks like a little fox tail. I am using t8 2700k tubes and they put out very little heat and normally keep them 3-4 inches away from tops of plants. If this is not due to light/heat stress or high grow room temperature...
O.K. Grow #11 is under my belt (I harvested my one Indica plant at end of week 10 but have five Sativa plants still to harvest in 2-3 weeks and the last two at the end of five weeks and close to end of Sativa flower window) I started Grow #12 on April 2, 2020. As of the 5th (which is tomorrow)...
Over the week-end I decided to decipher the Fox Farms watering schedule and I broke it down for 8 weeks of vegetation cycle and 13 weeks (10-12 being the peak window) for Sativa flower period. This also can be used as well for the Indica flower period which is 8-10 weeks. Hope this helps taking...
Today my Indica plant is at 10 weeks old and ready for harvesting. The debate is to whether do the whole plant or by branches??? I decided for this one to just remove the big fan leaves and cut the branches individually. They say at this point it should take anywhere between 7-10 days before...
Now that I have started my next grow, I was going over my notes and realized with the product called Cha-Ching that it has N-P-K ratio of 9-50-10. Now I am digging deeper. For Grow Big used during the veg stage the bottle says it has a 6 for N, 4 for P, and 4 for K. Open Sesame has 5 for N, 49...
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