Humboldt, 707 Truthband

http://blog.humboldtseeds.net/en/707-truthband-by-emerald-mountain/

707 Headband X Maui X The Truth (Super Skunk X Chemdawg) dominated by the sativa leaning parentage.

Veg Setup

30” x 30” x 60” tent
(16) 23w CFL, Daylight (5000K)
DIY Reflectors
6” inline duct booster fan for exhaust

3-1 Coco/Soil Mix, Amended with Lime and Green Sand and Growstone
Buddha Grow, Trinity Catalyst, General Hydroponics Silica, Molasses as needed

It's been tough going so far. Of 8 total seeds, 3 are currently growing and only 1 looks to be vigorous. The other four did not germinate very well, then the tap roots stopped growing and they rotted. Waiting to see what happens with the last one.

They are starting to come around. Roots are healthy and all three are transplanted. One is topped.

21 days from seed, topped.

17 days from seed.

I grew 707 Headband it was awsome

50 days from seed, a bit too much N on the biggest. Caught it sooner on the others.

Moved to flower at 65 days. The foliage has a nice grapefruit smell.

5 gallon root pruner pots and a 3 gallon pot in a 2'x4'x5' tent.

Soil: A mix of basic potting soil, coco, Growstone, Dolomite, and Green Sand.

Feeding: Tap water, Roots Organic Bloom, Roots Organic Trinity, Earth Juice Liquid Guano, General Hydroponics Silica, Age Old Root Assist.

Lights: 400w Sylvania GroLux tubes, 70w of led sidelight.

11 days

Subbed looking good my man

23 days. Really starting to show the sativa. It's hard to tell in the photo, but that second plant is quite bushy. About 24" diameter x 36" tall

She's looking money green

40 days. It looks like there are two phenotypes. Here is the first type: Growing in 5 gallons the other in 3 gallons. Both have already developed quite a few dark orange pistils and the bud clusters are spread out with wider node spacings. I haven't seen a strain with this structure before so if anyone recognizes it let me know.

Here is the second phenotype, also at 40 days. This has more of the standard hybrid appearance with tighter nodes spacing and buds filling in nicely all along the four main tops. The pistils are longer and more numerous and have not darkened at all. Also, this plant has handled my overfeeding much better then the other two. She has some crispy tips but overall doing fine. You can see in the other pictures that the plants look a bit rough. My guess is more sativa in the first pheno. If I were to grow these again I would go very light on the Nitrogen.

Very nice all of them!