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CaptainWiese91
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7 Critical and 1 Fat banana
week 7 starting tomorrow.
I’m really happy to ending this grow soon. All seeds were free, so I thought what the hell. But ! I’m not growing Critical again. And for gods sake I will never buy this strain lol.
I have some good phenotypes in there. But I also have some shitty phenotypes 🤷ðŸ¼â€â™‚ï¸ And I really fucking bad phenotypes. Maybe this is why the seeds where free 🤣
Looking forward to Super Lemon Haze grow after this.
Happy growing !
And my two trees outside! Both are flowering outside now. 🤌ðŸ»ðŸ¤ŒðŸ»
week 7 starting tomorrow.
I’m really happy to ending this grow soon. All seeds were free, so I thought what the hell. But ! I’m not growing Critical again. And for gods sake I will never buy this strain lol.
I have some good phenotypes in there. But I also have some shitty phenotypes 🤷ðŸ¼â€â™‚ï¸ And I really fucking bad phenotypes. Maybe this is why the seeds where free 🤣
Looking forward to Super Lemon Haze grow after this.
Happy growing !
And my two trees outside! Both are flowering outside now. 🤌ðŸ»ðŸ¤ŒðŸ»
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bboyfromwayback
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Man they’ve worked great to get that center exposed. Double manifold is my fav if you have the space. Plants get huge and I can’t tell a difference in the size of the buds, just more of them lol forgot to say I used BU2B’s PPP method in a way, I grew each stem out to the 7th nodes which got them a few inches outside the pot. At first I only removed the downward growth at nodes 2,4 and 6 but it got to be a bit crowded so I removed all the growth at those nodes and that really opened up the centers for the side branches growing which made everything fairly even and worked out well
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bboyfromwayback
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You’re cracking me up! They’re looking great, even if some were a pain in the ass lol
CaptainWiese91
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I’m always making you laugh ðŸ˜
Quality is good no problem there. But I’m not getting the yield I want :/
Quality is good no problem there. But I’m not getting the yield I want :/
Floopydoop
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"Photos here I come."
SoOrbudgal
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SoOrbudgal
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I hope you don't get cramps in your fingers while trimming this haul OMG LOL
oconnorjoy
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SoOrbudgal
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If this is anything like the photo period strain sister it's one of my top 5 favs. great job on being patient it's well worth it. Beautiful cola 
oconnorjoy
oconnorjoy
SoOrbudgal
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Good Morning from Oregon well it's getting nearly bloom time my plants are slowly changing into flower mode. I've fed 3x now higher potasium bloom formula with top dressings of bone meal scratched into top of soil. I did a heavy defoiliation on all and removed lower skinny budsites, middle sections and many blocking fans.
Some may not do this but i think i need to because my pots are not very large only 10gal and plastic they are the easiest for me to move by myself but they limit the roots and create a packed root system which needs daily attention from me to keep them cool. Pic #1 is a pre 98 bubba kush getting close to 6ft now. 2nd pic group shot 3run homer, peanut butter breath, GG#4. GG an homer are smallish photos i'm not to concerned with going the distance with these in the 10gal. but the peanut butter breath has pulled itself up #4 pic. I tried topping off the pot more with just garden soil but it's running off with watering. I really don't want to transplant into larger deeper container as it's to big for me to have to move by myself so i'm crossing my fingers she can go without too much harm. Lots of my larger annual flowering plants i've had them do the same with their roots and survived well so anyone have a comment on this issue please share with me. Transplant is not a option. That 3rd pic is what the plant should look like in the pot and did before gusty winds for weeks. And last but never the least is my buddy Sonny he's got a treat hanging from his mouth :laugh: Take care, stay cool Peace to all.
Some may not do this but i think i need to because my pots are not very large only 10gal and plastic they are the easiest for me to move by myself but they limit the roots and create a packed root system which needs daily attention from me to keep them cool. Pic #1 is a pre 98 bubba kush getting close to 6ft now. 2nd pic group shot 3run homer, peanut butter breath, GG#4. GG an homer are smallish photos i'm not to concerned with going the distance with these in the 10gal. but the peanut butter breath has pulled itself up #4 pic. I tried topping off the pot more with just garden soil but it's running off with watering. I really don't want to transplant into larger deeper container as it's to big for me to have to move by myself so i'm crossing my fingers she can go without too much harm. Lots of my larger annual flowering plants i've had them do the same with their roots and survived well so anyone have a comment on this issue please share with me. Transplant is not a option. That 3rd pic is what the plant should look like in the pot and did before gusty winds for weeks. And last but never the least is my buddy Sonny he's got a treat hanging from his mouth :laugh: Take care, stay cool Peace to all.
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CaptainWiese91
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That’s a massive stem ! Looks good the garden budgal
bboyfromwayback
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Your dog at the end 😂😂😂 everything looking good as always! This post reminded me I took some pics of my girl in bloom this morning and forgot to post
Poppa
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I noticed you crossed out name of previous strain from plant marker. I learned years ago when writing notes with a sharpie on parts that it can be removed with alcohol. I use this method when needing to change names on my plant markers saves on money not having to buy more, and keeps them from going into a land fill if unable to recycle them
