3 Little SOG Colas

These three little Bubba clones were given to me. I mothered the healthiest one and flowered these as a test. With not much room in the tray, they received little attention and light under the towering sativas I had at the time. I was surprised to see the result.

Week 7


Chop Chop



Dried and Cured




These were dried and cured using a bud dryer I engineered out of the exhaust hose for my mother tent and a cardboard box.

My room is really dry (28% humidity), These buds took 40 hours to dry, 48 hours in a paper bag, 48 hours in a Jar. Sticky and smells so fresh.

Total weight per cola was 5g dried. Though not perfect for SOG, I'll be keeping this plant. Leave a comment if you like... or even if you dont.

looks nice...love the bubba

buds do looks smooth good job mate

shit looks dank

good luck with sog!

goleboy said:

looks nice...love the bubba

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formlessqarrior said:

buds do looks smooth good job mate

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drchron said:

shit looks dank

good luck with sog!

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Thanks for all the love.

I am probably switching off of SOG til I can find a suitable plant. I'll be vegging this from now on for 2-3 weeks before switching. Luckily it grows pretty straight and even. Hopefully I can get 4 good size colas from topping.

no doubt, def find a nice strong weighty 8wker!

try LST if u want more colas man it works alot better.

thedude121212 said:

try LST if u want more colas man it works alot better.

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I was considering that

I am currently LST'ing an old trainwreck mother in a 5 gallon bucket. Though that's a bit more extreme, I can't imagine having enough time to train the amount of plants i have room for.

By the look of the mother's it may not be necessary. After topping twice and a little trim, 6-7 big fat mainstems were hitting the light. And that's only under a 400W MH. Right before I took some cuttings I measured and the top of the plant takes up no more than 1 sq. ft of canopy space.

My goal is to harvest 25 of those per tray every month. I might invest in a trellis net if they get too heavy.