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6:30 Buds: The Perpetual Grow

Well I gave the whack to one of the girls today. She was remarkable, biggest and best buds yet to date.
Only issue is the budrot. Forced me to dismantle her buds at harvest.
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Arrrggg bud rot...guess it happens when you grow dense buds like that 😉. I feel for your loss.
 
Busy summer, can hardly keep this growing thing sustained, losing lots of progress for the next run but still have lots from last crop. These buds will be a good amount to keep me happy for the next month or two, lots of variety and good potency.
What's with all the hair? LOL
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Different pheno, same bagseed below:
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Just happy that the plants are alive, there are some seeds too, perhaps why they are taking so long to finish. Summer runs are the toughest.
 
Nice colas... I know what you mean about summer. There's some healthy foxtailing going on there though 😉.
 
My Favorite

Pre98 Bubba Kush
Mmmm yum yum gummy gum....
I owe this strain justice so here is a shot at the Trophy Wall for my favorite strain of all time


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Thanks Nebula,
Growing my favorite strain for years, but now armed with the knowledge you have provided, increased my potency, flavor, & yields. This is a clone-only version of Pre98 Bubba Kush just starting week 7 of 12/12 lighting.

NebulaHaze
 
Chefbjy
Yea for sure I think it's mainly the 2 new 1000w hortilux cranked up to "Turbo" watts. It's so bright in there, way noticeably brighter than the other bulbs. I can barely stand it to be under the hood, even with hat and glasses.
It's so overkill, but awesome at the same time. #Oregon
I was thinking "perhaps my lights are too close" and I think that's the answer.
 
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Gotta have some funny stuff too,
This clone is over 100days old, that's 3+ months. Freaking hilarious, what an old lady, I wonder what will happen if I can get her back into a cycle?
Trainwreck
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There was a week where I left her in the Bloom room for a few days to get some extra light, but I forgot to take her out and give her more light so she went into bloom mode.
Nice Fungus Gnat just chilling under the top left leaf, LOL
 
Switched soil over to 'Strawberry Fields'
it's sTill by fox farm, but like ocean forest with less perlite, more coco, and added mycorrhizae.
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Hmmm what do you all think?
 
I love ffof but many hate it. It grows some massive plants and massive flowers for me, easily and without fail. However i no longer recommend it for new growers. It seems to cause newer, and some very experienced growers, some massive headaches as of late. I have no idea why it is failing some growers now but it is. Ill stick with it until it bites me in the ass, but Im old and stubborn and dont want to change. I know how to work with it and know what to expect.
 
i like to add mycorrhizae, worm castings, perlite/coco to my ocean forest to make it more of a mix between happy frog and ocean forest so if you like ocean forest more than strawberry fields just add some mycorrizae and coco..
 
I did 2 plants like you do yours this time king to see how it did. I usually dont touch my plants much after topping and training. They are still not done so cant compare yields yet. But I usually use every part of my plants but man cleaning these will be easy. I make essential oils out of everything that isnt trichome covered for all the other health benefits it gives. But just wanted to see how it went.
 
Redwasp
Well Im definitely stubborn and resistant myself, borderline combative with my words sometimes. But it's something to work on, cause being a repulsive asshole is not something I want to see when I look into the mirror.
The whole plant training: I just try to tinker with different styles. I really like the LOOK of the plants when manifolded, but I hate their growing performance. Manifolded plants don't grow as big or wide, so you will need an extra one or two in order to fill your space. And it seems like a bad idea, until the last week and then harvest.
I'm sold on the harvest! It makes trimming a breeze, and much much faster. It was taking me like 30-45min to trim up an ounce but now I can get almost double that. I don't let anyone else trim so that leaves quite a bit of work! This way, things are easier on me with no loss of 'quality' nugget. That's pretty much my only reason for continuing with the manifolding plant training, grow room visual appeal & easier trimming.
 
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