11 weeks and waiting

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Varmit22

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #1

My first grow, GG4 going to start week 12 on Wednesday. Seems long? And looks like they still have a little way to go yet. So much for 9 weeks to flower

 

Dank Bongula

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #2

Let's see more

 

DrOgkush

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #3

More pics

 

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Varmit22

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• Sep 6, 2021

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DrOgkush

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #5

These different grow rooms?. These pictures are confusing. Looks like different plants. Different lights. Different rooms entirely.
What r u asking exactly

 

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Varmit22

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #6

Different plants same room. I don’t believe these are all GG4 as advertised. But no matter. sorry I thought u wanted different plants.
was just wondering if a 9 week plant takes 12 very often. Thanks and sorry for the confusion

 

Dank Bongula

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #7

Varmit22 said:

Different plants same room. I don’t believe these are all GG4 as advertised. But no matter. sorry I thought u wanted different plants.
was just wondering if a 9 week plant takes 12 very often. Thanks and sorry for the confusion

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Yes, it most often times takes a few weeks longer than breeder estimates.

Feel free to post multiple pics of those you are wanting to harvest. I have a Frosted Skywalker that is nearing the finish line myself.

 

DrOgkush

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• Sep 6, 2021

• #8

Varmit22 said:

Different plants same room. I don’t believe these are all GG4 as advertised. But no matter. sorry I thought u wanted different plants.
was just wondering if a 9 week plant takes 12 very often. Thanks and sorry for the confusion

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I can almost promise that breeder times are always off by a couple weeks. Not that what they are claiming is incorrect. Just giving their conditions, experience, pheno choices and maturity of the plant before flower all come into factor. So yes. Often 9week flower claims are misread and usually can take longer than the print date. When the plants flower is ripe. You’ll know.

 

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Varmit22

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• Sep 7, 2021

• #9

Thank you