Recent content by bluntmasterak

+rep dude nice info

a week or 2 at most before prime harvest time is the only time worth it to clip a bud, and I only do it so I can have something dried and cured for a week or so to smoke while harvesting the rest.

the leaves usually change color like near the bud spots early on but you wont see buds like you get in your bag until 3 or more weeks into flower.

lol that is exactly what I was gonna do so thats good. Yesterday was the last nute feeding and i plan to cut it down in 2 weeks from today.

Hey I got some pics below of G13 Quicksilver 7 weeks into flowering. I'd like to get your opinion on it.

def something other than weed a lot of people dont get high the first time

I have actually been wondering the same thing, has anyone really tested to see if the home c02 you mention actually works. Please post if you got experience with it.

I have been smoking bubba kush the past few days. Mad good taste to it I think it was well cured. nice bud and im subbed.

Definitely because leaves that have thc on them smell and ones that dont smell like a regular plant leaf

It is probably the strain dude but there is a possiblity that its a weirdo(freak) plant but if it looks healthy then its probably just the strain. But the funny thing is most people would be thrilled about a plant not smelling. I mean everyone would feel the way you feel and think its not...

At one week it's really not that bad to be an inch tall. It should have at least 3 sets of leaves showing though. Its beginning a long life so if your plant isnt big at the end of week one its not a big deal.

Looks interestin subddd

Im no pro cultivator but that plant is not nearly close to being finished. The white hairs it has will be filled in by nug, and I don't even really see any nug on your plant yet. That means it will be a while before its finished, more than likely 4 weeks plus.

Ps I mix it with bud like 50 50 so it seems like normal bud

I have been smoking frosted leaves mad harsh but it's a hood indicator of the high and to help wait for the dry to finish