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Driving Miss Bessie

I'm all over them, my blue friend. Tomorrow is a whole-tent-open check. Gives me a chance to get into defoliating.
It's the Canadonian DB infestations I fear.
 
A piquant weed smell. No fruit. No cheese and crackers.
A potentiometer wire broke.
The plants seem to be shrinking.
The Norwegian death bugs have not been seen for a few days.

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Not in person. I see so many weed pictures it's hard to keep track. But I'm sure 'luscious' is a fitting adjective for your grow room.
 
Going2fast My experience growing has been primarily Indica with ginger leaning trichomes.
Bessie being Sativa leaning, am I looking for the same ginger leaning trichomes?
 
Actually she's a indica leaning girl. Her buds were on the thick side. Puts my ass on the couch. Would expect copius ginger at harvest.
 
Big-ol Indica in my experience. I also remember you saying they were S. leaning.
The hairs are pretty much 98% Opie Taylor ginger on the Olympian and Varsity and hugging the buds. If hairs were the indication, Opie Taylor would be hanging in my tent.
Alas, I'm not seeing many ginger trichomes.
 
By my math you're at about 65 days. Push them to 75 at least. Maybe 80. They will swell a lot these last days. And don't stop feeding them yet brostacius.
 
I've gotten lazy enough about growing that another 10 days won't keep me in suspense, wooly manmoth. Gave water, yesterday. I'll go with nutes on the next one, at least.
I like the way the buds are looking. Usually, I don't care. These are nice.
 
The Norwegian death bugs are gone. But a number of my houseplants have mealy bugs.
The smell fills up the nostrils and sinuses.
Getting trichomey.
PEBS decided to join the chess club. She's the brains of the outfit. Dainty. Not into dodge baseball and Pilates
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Thanks, kiddos. It's done wonders since I realized last grow that I was only giving 1/3 the flowering nutes. We're all on track with this one. Still, Chessgirl and Jr. Varsity are 12 and 9 inches shorter, respectively, than the Olympian and Varsity.
I'mma gonna havta give my breeder 5 stars on his website.
 
Well...
I wound up getting one of those silicon trichome bruisers y'all have heard about, to get things gingering. I used the .5mm at first and wound up with the 3mm because I am lazy and wanted to get it done. Lots of work. Started on Wednesday and have good ginger trichomes. The Olympian got the most bruising.
The smell got pretty damn strong. I could smell it in my bedroom, which means nothing to any of you because you have not been to my apartment, that I am aware of. I do not like an overpowering scent of any sort. This got stargazer lily pistil strong.
Indicator leaves (fans that die in late-stage flowering) discolored and died.
These are the tallest auto or feminized plants I have grown. Also, the stinky-est. Also, the trichomiest under my light. The light is super bright and white and washes colors.
I do not know how dense they are as I would rather have the trichomes lost in bud pinching than knowledge of what I might get.
Kudos to the breeder!
Feel me?

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