Schmebulock grows Auto Colorado Cookies & Sam's Crack

Thank you sir!

 

Sage'n'sour were flushed the other night, so some of the leaves are clawing with a straight stem which indicates overwatering. Makes sense since I saturated the soil to flush PPM. Will just let them roll until Monday and check their soil then. I noticed the large SnS (B) has already started getting dry soil already so i might water her sooner.



Some more of the middle girl's purple coloration:


And last but not least - the little ones are picking up speed in just the first week of 12/12. I just need them to slow down! Highest colas are already coming in at 19", 3" above a week ago. The youngest of the plants (top left) has all but caught up to the older plants in height. Still double feeding these 3 gallon pots for 10 minutes a run.

 

Little ones have lots of little colas showing up



Sage'n'Sour are still not ready - I don't know what to do with them, we're finishing week 9 of flower - I have already flushed heavily once but will start to use flora kleen in the coming week. I can wait one more week to start seeing some amber but I can't give it much longer than that - the little ones are ready to move in.

You guys will have to let me know about that far red stuff - if we can get them to finish up flower faster that would be amazing!!

 

Yeah i'm seeing some of the trichs starting to get copper-ish but not quite amber yet. When I look at the leaves it's CLEARLY amber when they're amber.

 

Ok I'll fire up the endoscope and get some trich shots tonight

 

Nov 5th:

My new phone uses usb-c and my old phone used micro-usb so my endoscope for trichomes won't interface. I had to break out the jeweler's loupe and check them old school.

Sage'n'Sour C (my girl turning purple everywhere) has just about reached maturity most of her colas were showing amber in the top cola calyxes - I pulled her out of the pile and moved her over to a spare room for 48 hours of darkness.



SnS A and B remain - they look like they'll need this week, still. Atleast they have more room to stretch out - literally heh



Little ones are doing well - first week of 12/12 flowering light cycle in the books!





Starting to see some preflowers



Woo!

 

Thank you!

For the little ones:
first week of flower was 1000 ppm
second week is 700 ppm (the schedule reduced the calmg needed)

For the sns:
250 - 2 weeks ago
200 - 1 week ago
Tonight - probably just florakleen

 

Absolutely my sbh brother

 

Nov 6th:

The girls are cresting over 20 inches tall now, I supercropped (for real!) 3 of the tallest stems - i hope I didn't squeeze too much (that's what she said!)



I decided to give the girls a photoshoot - they're ready for harvest! Both SnS A and B needed another day and already the count is about 2-3 for every 20.

They will go into darkness till friday night when we can cut and hang 'em.



Thanks for looking!

 

Wish you were my neighbor, totally would!

 

@Schplakken I think we are going to try butter with the leaves, would wet or dry trim be better?

 

Nov. 7th:

Lollipopped the girls tonight! Tried to set a hard line and trim everything under it - mostly successful I think.



Hard to believe these things aren't even 2 months old from seed!!! It is just mind blowing. Look at how knobby the joints are, crazy! I cut a lot of little stems that just weren't reaching high enough. I'm hoping by sacrificing the weak I will make the mains strong.

I'm positive now that next time I will mainline again but this time i will try to do 8 main colas and just focus on them.

Top down as normal:
I supercropped another stem top right

Thanks @Soil2Coco ! Seems like I would need a grocery bag of trim and just a bit of butter - is there a way to improve the ratio? Maybe use a food processor to grind up dried trim? Then sift it with a grinder and a screen?

It's going to be quite a bit of leafage - what do you do with all that leafage?