Northern California - Small Rooftop Grow

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Originally Posted by gianca

here are a few more pictures of my plants. does anyone know at about what week into flowering the plants usually start to smell?

these are pictures of the topped plant.

ive noticed over the past couple of days that the leaves at the bottom of the plant have began to yellow, and die off. it doesnt look like nute burn to me, so does anyone have an idea of what it could be?

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Aloha, G.

The girls will start to become fragrant at puberty.
Some strains seem to release little bursts as the flowers fill in.
They will probably get a bit stinkier as they mature.
That's a good thing to pay attention to.

It's like baking cookies.
You can set a timer and watch them every minute.
Or, with experience, do whatever, and your nose will tell you when they are perfect.

As for the lower leaf yellowing, it's natural.,
Just means she's done with them and is recycling their innards before discarding them.
Leave them be until they are ready.

When they are ready to drop, they form an protective film at their base to seal the off main stem.
A gentle tug will tell if they are ready to drop.
They will easily snap off and doing so is advised.
If the dead leaves drop onto lower branches and are left there, they eventually get wet and invite mold.

Your ladies are lovely.

Good job, G. :greenthumb:
Weezard

thanks, i'll make sure to get all those dead leaves out of there.

so i flush my plants every few weeks, but was wondering if i needed to flush the plants that are in the ground as well. seems like a strange concept to me, but if it helps the plants, i wouldnt mind doing it. any help would be appreciated.

gianca
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Originally Posted by gianca

thanks, i'll make sure to get all those dead leaves out of there.

so i flush my plants every few weeks, but was wondering if i needed to flush the plants that are in the ground as well. seems like a strange concept to me, but if it helps the plants, i wouldnt mind doing it. any help would be appreciated.

gianca
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Don't know much about outdoor growin.:(
Suppose I could hazard a guess.
Lotta factor to consider, though.
Soil drainage and tilth is a biggie.
Too much water can hurt 'em.
I wouldn't try to flush an inground plant that wasn't obviously in need.
But you'll do better to wait for solid information from someone who really knows.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Weezard

there looking great.:thumbsup:

just some more bud pics.

what do you guys think?

more buds

enjoy,
gianca
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Enjoyed!

Them's some rite perty teenybopper, ya got there!
Yer a good parent.:greenthumb:


Weeze

She's Gettin there