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Lavender close to harvest- 1st Hydro

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Night shots with lights out. Hope I didn't scare the girls.
They're probably coming down incrementally over the next one/two weeks.
These don't show the color. Red stripes are all over the place on the stems and fan leaves all have red stems.
Very pleasant, perfumie aroma.
 

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Thank you.
Better shots later when I defoliate prior to harvest. One was FIM'd, the other two left alone. One of those left alone was a runt that pretty much
turned into one spike. It was free, so what the heck. Next time I'll look at more training and some defoliation. I just didn't want to ruin this first attempt.
The grow area is 24 x 24 x 72. I think it got a little crowded or maybe a bit of a SOG look with so many fan leaves.
 
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A few close up with LED's on. Just wanted to see what the macro setting on the camera would do.
There are some touches of color on the buds, but not like this. The tri's are looking milky with some little amber heads popping up.
 

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Just lovely. I got this really cool app for my iphone that allows me to get very fine shots of triches: it's called Supervision. It's almost the best microscope I have.
 
Hey, I have no problem with late bloomers. It was a freebie, so why not her in? She is maturing earlier than the actual plants.
 
I could look at something similar for my phone. I am religiously not Apple. I bought my first PC in 1988 for $12,000.00. Apples were so un customizeable for what I was doing. Mostly build what I use for my work. And I hate MS.
 
Damn!! That was an expensive computer! My first was an IBM back in 89. But anyway, it's a fantastic app that allows you to save pics, freeze frame, zoom in, etc.
 
It was for my studio, so it was a business expense. Then my brother took it into his software research lab (his personal computers at work were two Cray main frames) and souped it up quite a bit.
 
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This is my runt plant. The entire plant, except for a few lower "branches" I took off earlier. It was LST'd a bit to try to get it out from under the bigger girls.
My friend was going to throw the clone away, so it was a freebie. Mejor que nada. Smells like perfume.
 

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It's actually the whole dang plant girl! My friend said "I've got this tiny thing I was going to throw out. You want it?" Duh! Glad I did.. She suffered under the big girls, but the LST let her breath a bit. I think she'll be a birthday present to a friend. She'll faint. Her husband will be ecstatic. His eyes will turn to saucers.
 
Gorgeous! I agree, that Lavender is starting to get close! Maybe another week or two? Just be careful never to interrupt their dark period with light, or it can cause them to revert back to the vegetative stage and kill all your beautiful buds! Just one interrupted night period shouldn't do anything, but it's definitely something you want to avoid! One idea is to take pictures right before, or right after lights on. That way you're only extending their day period by a few minutes. Or you can just turn off the grow light and take pictures, then turn the grow light back on, so you don't interrupt the night period at all!

You're not kidding about those buds being chunky!
 
Hey. Thanks for posting.

I'm being careful about liquids and light. I hate interrupting, so that is minimal. They are in a tiled then reflective environment, so its pretty opaque.
I think I will be patient with the remainder. Those pistils are getting toasty and I'm seeing little amber heads, not visible in the pics. I use a 25X for inspection. I doubt the
macro is at that magnification. I think the coming days will see more "loses" to the greenery.

All props to this site for insights, pics, articles, feedback, exemplars, etc. You also have excellent web design, hosting, etc.

These flowers are like kielbasa sausages.

I'll raise this again just for the aroma. If you want to raise a perfume factory try Soma's Lavender #2.

I walk around just smelling my fingers. How crazy is that?
 
Not crazy at all!! I love the aroma on my fingers after working with the girls; it's intoxicatingly beautiful! ;-}
 
It's neat to see them at two different stages of drying like that. They look very chunky, congratulations!
 
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