Greenthumbs Incognito Low Odour -Journal

ktuluphtagn

ktuluphtagn

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Incredible... nice pic. One more thing after looking closer to your pics : there seems to be signs of nitrogen toxicity. That shows off when the leaves start getting the well known ''claw'', much like overwatering.
The difference is that N toxicity produce a more pronouced angle, almost 90 degrees at one point of the leaflet. It almost always comes along with nute burn signs (the small yellow burned tips), which is also visible.
Nothing to be scared of, just pointing that out. Personally, I'd try lowering the nitrogen intake.

Otherwise, all's well! Good job!
 
Dr Gruber

Dr Gruber

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ktuluphtagn said:
Incredible... nice pic. One more thing after looking closer to your pics : there seems to be signs of nitrogen toxicity. That shows off when the leaves start getting the well known ''claw'', much like overwatering.
The difference is that N toxicity produce a more pronouced angle, almost 90 degrees at one point of the leaflet. It almost always comes along with nute burn signs (the small yellow burned tips), which is also visible.
Nothing to be scared of, just pointing that out. Personally, I'd try lowering the nitrogen intake.

Otherwise, all's well! Good job!
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Thanks for taking the time to respond with helpful advice.
This seems to happen to me between weeks 2-4 of 12/12....ive been trying to lower my nute dose during that time but i guess i still haven't gone low enough.
 
budman74

budman74

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Any new pictures? This grow is amazing. Would you suggest this strain for a good outdoor guerilla grow?
 
Dr Gruber

Dr Gruber

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budman74 said:
Any new pictures? This grow is amazing. Would you suggest this strain for a good outdoor guerilla grow?
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Sorry, i don't have new new pics right now. I got caught up in the holidays starting and i also got a new puppy. Its crazy around here.
New pics coming soon.... when i get some batteries for the camera.

I dont really do the outdoor thing but it seems to be a perfect strain for guerilla growing. Based on the one plant i have, i would definitely recommend this one. Its very low odor and ive been told it looks to be a better producer then the other low odor strains.
 
budman74

budman74

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That's awesome I just got a puppy on Wednesday too. I completely understand the crazy part haha. Whenever you can post pictures is the perfect time, I'm just real excited to see your harvest. The other day I had started to look for low odor strains so I could do an outdoor grow with very little worry about neighbors or anyone else, and then I found this journal and I am pretty confident this will be the winning strain to grow.
 
Dr Gruber

Dr Gruber

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Today is day 61. I thought these were a 65-75 day strain but it already looked done so i checked the Greenthumb website and found its actually a 55-65 day strain. I hadn't checked it out with a scope in a while but i did today and found a small amount of amber trichs, and lots of milky.
I started harvest before i took these pics...looks like its going to be a large Christmas yield!




Next to an OG Kush plant in a 5 gallon pot at 4 weeks....



And mind you, the OG is on a small table...



bud shots...








 
budman74

budman74

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Oh man that's beautiful! I can't wait to see what the final weight will be. Hopefully you have some help for that harvest or atleast a lot of free time haha. That's awesome though and congrats on a another well grown plant! Any beautiful shots you may happen to take while harvesting would be awesome. I love harvest pictures, it's just a reminder of such a great moment in life.
 
ktuluphtagn

ktuluphtagn

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budman74 said:
Oh man that's beautiful! I can't wait to see what the final weight will be. Hopefully you have some help for that harvest or atleast a lot of free time haha. That's awesome though and congrats on a another well grown plant! Any beautiful shots you may happen to take while harvesting would be awesome. I love harvest pictures, it's just a reminder of such a great moment in life.
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Well... at least I guess there won't be too much manicuring to be done. Still lot of great material for extraction and/or cooking. These smaller bud leaves sure got the dew!! Hey Doc, are you thinking about trying to re-green this plant or root some cuttings? Too bad there's no other individuals to compare... maybe this one's special (a Christmas special at least!).
 
Dr Gruber

Dr Gruber

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ktuluphtagn said:
Well... at least I guess there won't be too much manicuring to be done. Still lot of great material for extraction and/or cooking. These smaller bud leaves sure got the dew!! Hey Doc, are you thinking about trying to re-green this plant or root some cuttings? Too bad there's no other individuals to compare... maybe this one's special (a Christmas special at least!).
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Yeah...thats the bummer of only doing one plant. You don't get the different phenos to choose from.
On the other hand, it does show how you can pick one seed out of a pack and be sure youre going to get something special. Doc rules!

You are correct...this needs minimal trimming. I wont be re-vegging this one and for some reason i didnt take cuttings this time. But, i have a lot more seeds to start another one.
 
ktuluphtagn

ktuluphtagn

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That bud shot were you hold it in your hand... there's even trichomes from underneath the small bud leaves!!! There has to be something from the white family in this cross. You know by the look it's gonna be powerful!! Some friends grew out Greenthumb's Iranian Auto this summer and to this day we are all impressed with their work. Once cured its smell is unconcealable!!! Like a very pungent cheese... and despite the fact that it is mainly indica, its great body effect is well balanced with the clear soaring, almost hypnotic high it gives. (oh! and when I asked them they told me there is no ruderelis involved in their crosses!!!) So be garanteed I'll be looking out for your smoke report!!
Best wishes.
 
Dr Gruber

Dr Gruber

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ktuluphtagn said:
That bud shot were you hold it in your hand... there's even trichomes from underneath the small bud leaves!!! There has to be something from the white family in this cross. You know by the look it's gonna be powerful!! Some friends grew out Greenthumb's Iranian Auto this summer and to this day we are all impressed with their work. Once cured its smell is unconcealable!!! Like a very pungent cheese... and despite the fact that it is mainly indica, its great body effect is well balanced with the clear soaring, almost hypnotic high it gives. (oh! and when I asked them they told me there is no ruderelis involved in their crosses!!!) So be garanteed I'll be looking out for your smoke report!!
Best wishes.
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I was hoping someone would notice all the trichomes. Its funny you mentioned the white...i was thinking that myself.
 
akhiymjames

akhiymjames

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Man for a plant that's not supposed to smell she is very pretty. Does look like she's from the Whitr family as she's just encrusted with trichs. Another job well done Doc. Can't wait to see test results
 
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