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Hey, it’s been a while! Finally chopped my manifold girl today, this is the last known photo of her alive.

I decided to finish this one in the greenhouse and of course I ended up with a bad whitefly problem. I was able to knock them out with a couple rounds of spinosad and then a week later she was ready to move on.

I decided to do a bud wash (procedure here) to get rid of the dead bugs and whatnot, she’s hanging up to dry now.

The other 2 plants are already dried, I started curing them today. 71g in the jars so far and I’m about 20-25% done. Those gals had the fly problem too so they got the same treatment and wash.

I’m interested to see how the wash affects the final cured buds, anybody here ever try that?

Almost 4 weeks on, and afraid this wasn't as feminized as advertised. Please tell me I'm wrong

I don't know what day I'm on because I never pay attention to that sort of thing but this strain goes for 8 weeks so I'm prob going to harvest in early October.

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I’m having that joint now and it put itself out about halfway through. The joint knew I had enough. It put itself out for me. Wow. Nature is so cool. [7]

Was having some nutrient issues from switching lines and adjusting to it, but things have settled and taken off now!

I've been growing this same phenotype of sugar cane for a year and a half now. I just can't give it up!

It's a complete frost monster and a pretty good producer. The last plant was over a half pound! Just about 1g per watt!

Grown in 5 gallon DWC hydro

Might be moving to a Prohibition State soon :(
I'm hoping one of my neighbors will keep this pheno alive!

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My yard smells like weed lmfao

Does anyone know what this is? Is it harmful?

I let the plant go for about 2 week, than top it and start spreading it out. I try to keep the plant short and under 8” tall during veg.

After the topping I’ll let it go a week or two to fill out before flipping. This time was 2 weeks, still a few days to go, flipping on Saturday to 12/12 from 24/0.

Hello!

I want to switch to flowering phase this weekend. Currently it's 5am-11pm but I'm aiming for 8pm-8am.

Should I just have a 27hours day this night until 8am or better not?

It's actually a blessing in disguise that my greenhouse got obliterated because I would be running out of space in there. These are large and in charge. I'm a little nervous I won't have room to hang them.