First up off topic. I needed to finish part of the finished basement. So today I did some taping and mudding. My hat is off to anyone that does this for a living. I basically had to take bong hits at regular intervals with shots of Jameson so I didn’t lose my mind and go homicidal. Yea that is not for me. Anyways got it all set for sanding Sunday. Hoping to keep the sanding to a minimum as the plants are in the next room, using fans to move air away etc.
on topic. Day 43 of 12/-2 for the big tent. I’m seeing some interesting differences in ripening. Phenotype for sure on the WW, I’m suspecting she’s going to go to nearly day 70 for the WW1, WW2 I’m guessing closer to 60. One GSC is ripening faster than the other for sure as well but I am leaning towards just letting it go later to compare effects and harvest both at same time. We will see what the next few weeks brings. No real issues, seeing some yellowing on a few leaves I’m guessing this has to do with the mini flush I gave them with sledgehammer and just the week 5â€6 of flower thing. Nothing wide spread at this point. All 4 elreceuved week 6 of 12/12 nutes tonight ph’d at 6.3. Did not water to run off as it’s a nute day. But I may sultry doing so on normal days just to help control humidity. Day 46 in the little tent. Aurora Indica doesn’t dound like my favorite smoke but man it’s my favorite to stare st and smell. Frosty smelly nuggets in there. I keep waiting for them to start bulking up, hoping they get on the ball soon!
Seedlings alm serm seem to be doing good. I informed my friend today that I’m giving him my children and I will be randomly showing up in his back yard to check On them. And if neglected I’ll be taking over their care. I was curious as they are going to be next to (probably 6 feet from the first pole) about 600 acres of hops. Wonder what they do as far as fertilizing the soil for the hops and if that will bleed over to where the plants are. I’ll have to ask the farmer what they use. Anyways.
Thanks for reading my ramblings. Here’s some pics.