3 clone organic scrog

[885LGT]

Those buds are looking tasty, new pics soon

[gonnagrow]

I'm having a little yellowing as well the later I get into flower. Fed them some N (bone/blood whichever is N lol and guano) til about 2 weeks ago. Also flower ferted as well twice.

I did notice in reading, and I totally forgot about it to be honest but I have not plain watered the soil (flushed) on the plants that are finishing flower within the next day or two. I have done all organic and not ferted much at all, think it will make a huge difference? I could flush them once tomorrow, they due for watering anyway and then postpone cut for 4 days /shrug

Lookin' good as usual mate I'll be back

Gg

[NaughtyDread]

Originally Posted by gonnagrow

I'm having a little yellowing as well the later I get into flower. Fed them some N (bone/blood whichever is N lol and guano) til about 2 weeks ago. Also flower ferted as well twice.

I did notice in reading, and I totally forgot about it to be honest but I have not plain watered the soil (flushed) on the plants that are finishing flower within the next day or two. I have done all organic and not ferted much at all, think it will make a huge difference? I could flush them once tomorrow, they due for watering anyway and then postpone cut for 4 days /shrug

Lookin' good as usual mate I'll be back

Gg

hey wassup and thanks all, sup Gg? the yellowing of course is just the end cycle as we all know there is nothing wrong with it, but overall, a nice green looking plant, just ensures it stayed healthy and happy to the end. ive found my 3rd plant in the left corner is quite green. i think that may go to show my soil did not get mixed properly or i was able to head of the yellowing with that shot of nitrogen a couple of weeks ago. she remains green. the other 2, well the nitrogen is about depleted out of the leaves. today is day 55, and im harvesting 2 of the ladies in 48 hrs, they are currently sitting in the dark. the buds were not huge, but they are dense and like i said, they number about 100. good enough. i have another lady i will thro immediately into flower when the room is available and will start the NB for late winter melancoly. i think with the extra watering youve done inbetween the last ferts, should have leeched itself out the soil. i dont flush my soil before harvest, no point.

[NaughtyDread]

sup all, cut the girls down today, if i had to guess on a yield, id say somewhere around 3 oz, maybe a little more, in my books good since this strain is not a big producer, it makes up with taste and potency though. also this round the buds seem to be much denser. ill try my hardest to give this bud a pretty decent cure before tearing into it lol. sorry i didnt have a bunch of pictures for you all, i just bought batteries....snd they are dead again


the first picture is of one of the plants total yield. the box is of the other 2 plants. ive got some pretty nice shaped buds, in fact i think i like how they have grown, like i said, they appear to be much denser. ill try to have more pics tomorrow.

[polski]

Very nice looking buds Naughty.

Try to cure as much as you can, I'm on the last jar of my harvest from about 6 weeks ago and the taste difference now compared to what it was when first harvested is unbelievable.
I'm sure you will enjoy it whatever method you choose.

Polski.

[paenk]

Yummy yummy ganja. I must say. Those buds look kind of blue-ish, that's so cool. Well, happy tokin'.

[celticweedlover]

Hey Dread been a while eh
Nice Harvest man, Lol I Know wot u mean bout the curing
I gotta lot of stuff going on at the mo so i wont b around here for a while
Ill talk 2 ye again soon though
Ill explain a few things when i get back
CWL

[NaughtyDread]

thanks all! as far as amount goes, looks to be about 3 oz. good enough for this small yielder, the smoke is so worth it so you can see my desire to want to mix it with any bigger bud producing male. it would make a nice combo. the buds drying really nice and i think im just going to cure it and avoid smoking it. the holiday seasons are upon us and the closer it gets to the end of the year, the better this buds going to get it has a very unique color, orange with some blue highlights, full of crystals and very pungent fruity smelling. ill get some pics in a couple of days when they dry out a little more.


ill be germing some NB and Maui Wowie in about a week or so. stay tooned

[BoBs_Beard1]

mmm,
good luck geting it all smoked out

always glad to see a successfull home gro

[The Shamen]

Dam it took a long time to read all that.. Certainly worth it tho.. V.Informative.. Njoy your "fruits" eh .

[NaughtyDread]

well, its been a full 10 days after the cut, so far, ive managed to get rid of a 1/3 of my harvest to friends and plan on keeping the other 2/3's for self so ive put the brakes on sampling, all my sample's are gone but ive got plenty of midz to hold me over till xmas. i kinda figure the bud will have a decent cure time. i have a bad habbit of smoking it all before curing properly lol, anyways jus an outro picture of this harvest, its been fun and i most certainly will do a scrog again, till next journal, over and out.......

[GUlfster]

dude thats a tight little figureine of SCAR. the lion king is Rad! (i dont know what i just typed)
-peace lex

[HydroGanic]

Originally Posted by NaughtyDread

always keep in mind the smaller tips will always root faster.

I would believe that this is mainly due to the tougher woody stem that forms when the stem isn't as fresh and new as a tip is.

Next time you have such a big one... use a razor blade to make a tiny slice starting from about an inch from the end. The goal is to just barely cut through the woody outer stem and expose the soft inner pulpy part.

When I've taken the time to make 3 or 4 slices on a stem... the big clones take off way faster than the smaller ones. (they have more leaves for production already)

Paint a bit of cloning gel on that and WHOOSH! you'll have roots in no time.

Oh... heard that covering the part of the stem you're going to cut a week or two before you cut the clone will prep that part of the stem to pop roots. (makes sense as the process starts as soon as you stick a stem under ground)


GROW ON!

[kswissbob]

Originally Posted by HydroGanic

I would believe that this is mainly due to the tougher woody stem that forms when the stem isn't as fresh and new as a tip is.

Next time you have such a big one... use a razor blade to make a tiny slice starting from about an inch from the end. The goal is to just barely cut through the woody outer stem and expose the soft inner pulpy part.

When I've taken the time to make 3 or 4 slices on a stem... the big clones take off way faster than the smaller ones. (they have more leaves for production already)

Paint a bit of cloning gel on that and WHOOSH! you'll have roots in no time.

Oh... heard that covering the part of the stem you're going to cut a week or two before you cut the clone will prep that part of the stem to pop roots. (makes sense as the process starts as soon as you stick a stem under ground)


GROW ON!

uhhh
that post was 4 years ago
im sure it doesnt matter much now

[Durban_Guy]

yummy. Gota love scrogs. There's nothing better