GREEN POINT SEEDS~GU~JELLY PIE

Greenthumbs256

Greenthumbs256

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Dividedsky said:
The plants in the 1st pic above don't look like they have to bad of a N problem and besides you can use N throughout flower. Cannabis need N especially in the 1st 2 weeks of flower, the transition period. If you pump plants with high levels of P right out the gate in flower, you're going to have early signs of yellowing, which you don't want.
If anything it looks like you need to transplant into bigger pots and then your good to go. Don't over think dude.
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Here this is pics of right now! It may not be that bad but you can see the leaves are pretty dark and a few tips have that curl! But you could be right it could just be this strain I know it's supposed have some purple in it anyway! But just to be sure I'll prolly give it another week until I switch to 12/12
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Dividedsky

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Greenthumbs256 said:
Here this is pics of right now! It may not be that bad but you can see the leaves are pretty dark and a few tips have that curl! But you could be right it could just be this strain I know it's supposed have some purple in it anyway! But just to be sure I'll prolly give it another week until I switch to 12/12
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Ya they are a bit dark, but if they're in flower or are going in soon, just feed with straight water, ph'd r/o if available for a few waterings then go light with the nutes when you start feeding again. If your that worried about it you can do a flush but I think your good.
 
Greenthumbs256

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Dividedsky said:
Ya they are a bit dark, but if they're in flower or are going in soon, just feed with straight water, ph'd r/o if available for a few waterings then go light with the nutes when you start feeding again. If your that worried about it you can do a flush but I think your good.
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I'm rols so all I use is plain water or compost tea I think what over did it tho was the Mexican bat guano I used I made a tea and I think it was a Lil too strong but I'm sure in about a week it will be fine!

I give it one more week of veg plus the 2 weeks it takes to switch into flower they should be pretty nice size and should be healthy I want to do azamax one more time just to make sure I've got all the spider mites handled since once I'm flower I can't spray anything on them!
 
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OK guy I got an update for yall! Since the way these girls are growing I decided to throw up my scrog net!!! Im gunna give these girls a few more weeks of veg to fill up the net and hopefully have a full sea of green lol! I also have added another plant into the mix so the tent has 5 jelly pie and 1 gorilla cookies(which is my favorite)
I'm also doing an aloe and coconut powder watering today as well my soil looks to be drying out pretty fast!
 

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psychadelibud

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Don't mean to hijack the thread fellars, but here is a beautiful Jelly Pie I just put outdoors as an addition to my guerilla grow about a week ago, if that. The hole is huge, much bigger than it looks. The hole measures around 5 ft in width and about 3 ft deep. She is about 15ft away from an underground spring and is going to be very well taken care of. She is over 4 months old, likely 5 tbh. Kept in a 3 gallon grow bag all that time under t4's on a 24 hour veg cycle and was reduced and adjusted down to a 15/9 schedule before going outside. Give her a couple weeks and I will report back, she will be HUGE by then. I have kept all of my plants in my veg room in small containers to reduce crowding, she will explode for sure once those roots take off. On a stem rub she has a little sweetness but definitely more of a stardawg leaner.

I do have a couple Jelly Pie phenos that have been in the flower room almost 2 weeks now and they both reek of sweet concord grape jelly goodness! I took cuttings before I flowered them and have them stored in my fridge, they have been stored around 3 weeks now and once a week I open then bag and breath into it and replace with fresh co2 and they are staying just as healthy as they were the day I snipped the cuttings off of the plant. Although both of the phenos in the flower room are putting off sweet notes, one looks like it is a week ahead of the other one and is extremely sweet so I would imagine it is a very Grape Pie dominant pheno and also seems to be a very fast flowering plant thus far. I am trimming those specific ones up as we speak (I'm on a smoke break right now ;) ) and getting them stuck down into the rooting medium and I will be running a ton of those outdoors as well. I plan on vegging them till around the middle of July and then putting them outdoors to get a little extra veg time in before they start flowering.

Here is the 5 month old stardawg pheno I sit outside around a week ago. Just now starting to take off with new growth. The only thing I am really hoping for in this strain is its mold resistance... I need it to be mold resistant, especially against botrytis, as we have that issue here in South Eastern Ky in the Appalachias terribly... It is hard to find a strain here that will not mold. Anyone had a chance to run her outdoors yet or ever encountered any mold issues with her?


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Greenthumbs256

Greenthumbs256

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psychadelibud said:
Don't mean to hijack the thread fellars, but here is a beautiful Jelly Pie I just put outdoors as an addition to my guerilla grow about a week ago, if that. The hole is huge, much bigger than it looks. The hole measures around 5 ft in width and about 3 ft deep. She is about 15ft away from an underground spring and is going to be very well taken care of. She is over 4 months old, likely 5 tbh. Kept in a 3 gallon grow bag all that time under t4's on a 24 hour veg cycle and was reduced and adjusted down to a 15/9 schedule before going outside. Give her a couple weeks and I will report back, she will be HUGE by then. I have kept all of my plants in my veg room in small containers to reduce crowding, she will explode for sure once those roots take off. On a stem rub she has a little sweetness but definitely more of a stardawg leaner.

I do have a couple Jelly Pie phenos that have been in the flower room almost 2 weeks now and they both reek of sweet concord grape jelly goodness! I took cuttings before I flowered them and have them stored in my fridge, they have been stored around 3 weeks now and once a week I open then bag and breath into it and replace with fresh co2 and they are staying just as healthy as they were the day I snipped the cuttings off of the plant. Although both of the phenos in the flower room are putting off sweet notes, one looks like it is a week ahead of the other one and is extremely sweet so I would imagine it is a very Grape Pie dominant pheno and also seems to be a very fast flowering plant thus far. I am trimming those specific ones up as we speak (I'm on a smoke break right now ;) ) and getting them stuck down into the rooting medium and I will be running a ton of those outdoors as well. I plan on vegging them till around the middle of July and then putting them outdoors to get a little extra veg time in before they start flowering.

Here is the 5 month old stardawg pheno I sit outside around a week ago. Just now starting to take off with new growth. The only thing I am really hoping for in this strain is its mold resistance... I need it to be mold resistant, especially against botrytis, as we have that issue here in South Eastern Ky in the Appalachias terribly... It is hard to find a strain here that will not mold. Anyone had a chance to run her outdoors yet or ever encountered any mold issues with her?


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Looks pretty good! I wish I could say about the mold but I'm still very early in my grow! I have noticed during a spider mite infestation they didn't really seem to mess with the jelly pie! But that's under control now! Also u mind posting some pics of the flowering ones I decided to wait a few more weeks and veg longer so no flowers for me yet!
 
Greenthumbs256

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Well can't get flower pics today bc the hps and I'm too tired to stay up until lights out! But I have switched to 12/12! Most of the Scrog net is covered and all are looking good!
Even the clones are doing Great made some homemade pots out of small buckets I had laying around so it will be easier to pick my keeper pheno and transplant it into a 15g smart pot!CM180702-210126002.jpg CM180702-210133003.jpg
 
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OK guys sorry so long since my last update! I switched to 12/12 on June 30th so I'm in about week 3ish lol. All us doing great pheno#3 looks to be grape leaning and #6 seems to be a strong stardawg pheno! The others are doing great 3-5. execpt #7 it looks the weekest and smallest! Will do pics soon havent had time to get into the tent at lights out or right before lights on bc of my schedule but will get some hopefully soon!
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They seem to be flowering extremely fast I switched 12/12 on June 30th so they have at least 30-40 days left! Never had a strain flower so quickly!

Gp seeds says it's 60-70 day flower!
 
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