Third Grow - Purple Deathstar Cheese Quake TGA Seeds

Here we are, I turned the grow to 12/12 on 3/29/2015. It has been 3 1/2 weeks and this is how they look. I unfortunately dehydrated one of them, no horribly, only by less than a day, it was fine yesterday. Some are more frosty than others, the one with the crazy frost is Cheese Quake and it smells like berries already in the stem.

 

 
 
Looks happy & healthy bro, great work. How is the Sapcequeen, I have to assume it is good stuff. Have not been unhappy so far with TGA. I have three non-TGA strains, Blue Dream, Candyland & Cali Orange. I will see if TGA is as good as I think it is at least in comparison to theses three. I want to try Locomotion after I run those three twice, unless my wife loves them then it might be a bit longer till I change genetics. Happy growing!!

 

Week 5 day 5 of flower from 12/12 start. I think they look great and there is some decent growth in the buds for a 9 day difference from the buds posted above. I would say the bud tripled in 9 days, at least doubled. I accidently added a double dose of seaweed and I think it caused the tips to burn slightly on my largest plant, it could also be the light. It is as high as it can go, but it is a 600W HPS in a 3' X 3' X 6' tent. Thoughts?

 

Here are the cheese quakes, both smell similar but the bigger one is a big more cheesy smelling. They are both pretty sugary but on eis the clear winner, it is the more dank smelling one as well. Let me know what you think, thanks!

 

 
Thanks, starting my water only flush week 6, in 5 days on the two biggest, I will do the others a week or so later.

 

I cannot wait to finish up my learning fertilizers. It will be time to cut the cord on nutes. Living soil is what I will be doing in a year or less, YEAH.

 

\nWe have all been fed a huge lie,  you do not need any nutrients if you grow living soil. We are actually killing our soils thanks to big agro and companies like Monsanto's. The soil, if in balance just needs a bit of compost, compost concentrates and teas to keep the life in the soil happy and healthy. No more tilling, no more nutrients and far less money and work. Living soil with earth worms, bacterium, fungi is all you need, they breakdown the solids and organic matter that feeds your plants perfectly. We humans have no clue how to feed them, the life does, they have been doing it for billions of years, let them do their job. Make a change and go truly organic, your body, patients and the earth will thank you for it!!

 

I have a week or so to go, just water and nothing else until then. The one Purple Deathstar in the pics id burned, not sure why. Could have been the light, 1000 in a 3' x 3' x 6'5" tent. Could be cal/mag or just nute burn. I fed all the plants the same way to the penny so I doubt nute burn. the rest look much better, MUCH. The one in the pic is the biggest though, by a decent margin. The other plants had to be put on risers to get the canopy even. Anyway, here is an update, let me know what you think. I cut some of the tiny lower buds from this plant, it needed to go. My wife thinks it is much better than the Vortex I grew and they are at least 3 weeks immature. I am sure she will be happy in the end.

 

 
Thanks, I will be sure to show final shots before I start cutting and final weight and cured bud shots.

 

Here is the first Purple Deathstar, it was precut last night, I did all the smaller crap first. These shots are the final top colas. I think it came out great, probably about 4 - 5 ounces perhaps a bit more. I might just get 1 pond or even more from all four when all is said and done. That's a pound plus from a 3' X 3" X 6.5' tent with a 600 watt HPS, nor bad. Enjoy, I know my wife will!!

 

 
Thanks!!

 

Here is a top cola shot, I left the lowers with the hopes they will swell a bit in the next few days. This stuff smells like grape soda with a cheese funk, I kid you not. The buds are huge for a 18" tall plant. They look and smell great IMHO, let me know what you think. I have two and 1/2 plants to go, regardless they are coming down by Monday unless I find they are soooo not ripe enough. My Blue Dream, Candy Land and Cali Orange have been in 3 gallon pots long enough under only a T5, time for 10 gallon pots and some HID light until flower. 

 

 
Looking at what I have gotten from TGA Genetics seeds I cannot turn them down. I would also suggest trying Humboldt Seed bank & Ocean Grown Genetics. I have some random clones from Harborside dispensary (Blue dream, Cali Orange, Candy Land) & I hope they come close to performing as well as the TGA stuff. I got 5 girls out of six seeds from TGA, that's great and lucky numbers. As you can see their stuff is far from crappy or ho, hum. I am soooooooo not a label person or someone that truly listens to others, especially about genetics. The proof is in the pudding, and TGA's gear has made me more than happy!! Good luck and be sure to look into "living soil" it may just blow your mind & save you a few bucks in the long run. Happy hunting and growing!!