All I have left is the ac gold now, cut the strawberry cheesecake last night, it looks pretty nice and hardly any rot. smallish buds but super dense, crystally, smells like candy. I trashed the whole black gorilla, I get pissed off when I have to cut everything apart to find shit that is hidden inside. I knew it had some rot and there was prob a lot that was fine but screw it. Not going to bother with that strain again as it seems to be more susceptible to mold. The green crack is hanging and the 3x is in a container starting the cure, prob only got 8 oz. from the 3x, it was a runt. The ac gold looks good so far and is in week 9 now of flower, don't see any rot so far.
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cannabiscrusader
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Had to chop stardawg last week, got too moldy. But I have 1 more stardawg bean, so I started soaking it. Hopefully it fares better indoors, it was starting to look really nice.
Indica leaning Bruce banner also came down. Lots of rot, and the buds were breaking the branches. garden is looking sad, but the nugs are looking choice.
These ladies coming down friday, lots of rain coming. Ill be building a hoop house next year.
purple punch, pineapple express, Acapulco gold
Bruce banner
I might need a bigger garage.
Obligatory cola nestled in open palm shot, as we do
Just glad I finished the fence this year. Last year the deer got to them before I could
Indica leaning Bruce banner also came down. Lots of rot, and the buds were breaking the branches. garden is looking sad, but the nugs are looking choice.
These ladies coming down friday, lots of rain coming. Ill be building a hoop house next year.
purple punch, pineapple express, Acapulco gold
Bruce banner
I might need a bigger garage.
Obligatory cola nestled in open palm shot, as we do
Just glad I finished the fence this year. Last year the deer got to them before I could
The-Liquor
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Still going! Cut the royal runtz down that had rot, started looking through the buds and was seeing some questionable areas so decided to shit can the whole plant about a week ago. Buds looked awesome but I grow for personal use and give away to family/friends so I didn’t think it was worth the effort to pick through. Have enough work ahead of me without it! Weather is rough, all these ladies coming down in the next 10 days. Purple leafs was royal runtz , got a tarp up and umbrellas lol. I don’t think the box fan is doing much but makes me feel better. 
Dameon187
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This was your first grow have you started another. Your season must be opposite to mind. I'm just in finishing phase at the moment. Unfortunately I don't have my plans left too display here. I have about 10 branches left. I must say they are still ripening. I've gained a lot of knowledge over this growing season. Hydrogen peroxide one it is very effective for past mold not so great for spider mites I don't think. Maybe they cease them I don't know I would have to check. Then there is the hydrogen peroxide bath you can apply. I can verify if you attempt to do this. Which it's done with a 2:1 ratio of hydrogen peroxide to water. There does not seem to be any trichome loss in the process. At first I was nervous but if you're gentle I guess as I was. Not too gentle. Give him a good swirl this can clean everything up. You will notice your watercolor even turns color and you'll see things floating in such as bugs if there's any which I think we all have some sort of bugs on our plants. I've taken pictures and noticed them stuff and stuff to trichomes the how can you get rid. Not even the hydrogen peroxide is going to do that of. So I guess people would say prevention is key so I'm going to go back to hydrogen peroxide for prevention. I can't honestly say I started from day one. But I have been using it all through flower. Identifying sore spots. Stopping Bud rot. Here's an example, this picture is of a bud that was underneath Bud rot. Now everything below that is just fine no need to even cut that off cuz the mold has stopped. Or what have you that causes Bud rot. I spray once a day, I like to do it early evening so it can dry up. This is his ruled out Cola rot. I thought was just ripening. So it helped me catch it early. Keep growing keep, keep talking, keep those days rolling
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toastedleaf
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Still going strong, color changed a ton this past week
deezus
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Decided to push the girls a little farther (Tropicana Poison x2 and Honey Cream), had a bit of rain the past few days but the weather has improved, supposed to be a bit more in the forecast then back to sun and cloud and ~20C (68f). Unseasonably warm for this area and relatively dry, don't think we'll see frost for another few weeks which is unusual.
The past couple years I've had issues with PM and bud rot by this time, I've been going over them every day and no signs of it despite getting rained on. Hope that persists but if it changes they'll be coming down immediately.
Seeing some nice plants in the thread, good work everyone and good luck with your harvests. Cheers.
The past couple years I've had issues with PM and bud rot by this time, I've been going over them every day and no signs of it despite getting rained on. Hope that persists but if it changes they'll be coming down immediately.
Seeing some nice plants in the thread, good work everyone and good luck with your harvests. Cheers.
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Krit
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The 2x OG Sour came down today.
Could of pushed it a little more but don't want to risk it. This pheno looked to pull more sour, and while doing the rough trim it had a nice limey citrus funk.
Hope it stays that way after drying and curing.
Another harvest done, see you all next year!
Could of pushed it a little more but don't want to risk it. This pheno looked to pull more sour, and while doing the rough trim it had a nice limey citrus funk.
Hope it stays that way after drying and curing.
Another harvest done, see you all next year!
In Canada you could rent the plastic covered area for $3000 a month plus charge a "environmental fee" for viewing those jack in beanstalk plants you grew!
*please note Ladder not included
Nice growing job!
Funkentelechy
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ReubenIsMyDog
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Wrapping my first outdoor grow.
Copa Turkish Twist I chopped today (first dry day in about a week with more rain in the forecast). One little bit of rot at the tip of one cola.
Sunshine Daydream F2 finishing up:
Copa Turkish Twist I chopped today (first dry day in about a week with more rain in the forecast). One little bit of rot at the tip of one cola.
Sunshine Daydream F2 finishing up:
Cut a bud from the ac gld tonight, then sprayed the plant with zerotol hc, trying to be proactive, been very foggy every morning but clears. Will be 90 tomorrow, then mid 70's high 60's for the next week, looks like she may be ok. just a couple small spots of rot, surprised she seems very resistant.
Neoangelo147
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Neoangelo147
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Blueberry Muffin x Lime OG
deezus
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First of two Tropicana Poisons came down today, was going to ride it out a bit longer but a windstorm busted it up pretty good and forced my hand.
Honestly this plant was a pain in the ass and unlike any I'd grown before of this strain (this is number 8 or 9 I've grown/harvested). It was treated like all the others but it had excessive branching, long weak stems, big loose foxtailing buds. Nonetheless, it smells awesome, sweet and citrusy, and is super resinous just not tight store-worthy buds. The whole plant is going to the extraction pile, I trimmed it up and broke up the flower to fresh freeze for bubble hash and will start the process this weekend. Ive never weighed a plant wet before but I ended up with 9lbs of decent flower, will at least give me a rough idea of yield for a plant that size.
If the weather cooperates the other two will come down next week, fingers crossed. Good luck with your harvests everyone, cheers.
Honestly this plant was a pain in the ass and unlike any I'd grown before of this strain (this is number 8 or 9 I've grown/harvested). It was treated like all the others but it had excessive branching, long weak stems, big loose foxtailing buds. Nonetheless, it smells awesome, sweet and citrusy, and is super resinous just not tight store-worthy buds. The whole plant is going to the extraction pile, I trimmed it up and broke up the flower to fresh freeze for bubble hash and will start the process this weekend. Ive never weighed a plant wet before but I ended up with 9lbs of decent flower, will at least give me a rough idea of yield for a plant that size.
If the weather cooperates the other two will come down next week, fingers crossed. Good luck with your harvests everyone, cheers.
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Pungolian
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B Eautiful, congrats!!!
deezus
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Plant number 2 down, Royal Queen Seeds Honey Cream. Noticed a few flowers with bud rot this morning so I figured it was time.
Pretty happy with this plant, nugs are hard as rock and decent resin production, nothing to write home about in terms of smell but it's mild and sweet. Yield was ok for a plant that size but not crazy, probably end up with around 1 3/4 - 2 lbs dried.
One more to go tomorrow, it's a smaller plant with much bigger flowers so should be a piece of cake in comparison to the last two. Home stretch!
Cheers
Pretty happy with this plant, nugs are hard as rock and decent resin production, nothing to write home about in terms of smell but it's mild and sweet. Yield was ok for a plant that size but not crazy, probably end up with around 1 3/4 - 2 lbs dried.
One more to go tomorrow, it's a smaller plant with much bigger flowers so should be a piece of cake in comparison to the last two. Home stretch!
Cheers
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BrewersToker
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This girl is a Durban Poison beauty! Got the seed out of a medicinal jar I picked up in Monterey. Had a perfect summer for her to blossom into this beast. If I put her in the ground, she would have hit 10 ft probably. Based on today's look, she is a week or so away from chop.
