Fourth of July Crop

[Weedhound]

Those really ARE some nice long buds.

[hatch]

WOW!!!, ..........Awesome Canopy, The Bud's look to Be Right on Schedule, Love to see some Close Up's............Veg'ed for 5 1/2 week's, there going to really be some serious dense Cola's....Great Job....Can't wait to see what You are going to do next?????imp:imp:imp:imp:imp:

[Shovelhandle]

I decided early on to LST only on this grow. However, I snapped the tops off two on week six, one week before they flipped to 12-12.
Here is a photo of the two topped plants. As you can seen, one is more productive than the other, though both are healthy plants. The lower leaves have been getting used up and dropping off. The height of the shortest plant is 25"
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Here's a photo of some of the taller plants. The tallest is thirty-three inches.
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Lots of the buds are very long. It's hard to get the full length in a closeup photo.
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Here are the two topped plants in front of some of the LSTs. I'd have to say that LST proved to be the best producer in this grow, by far!
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The trics are still filling in on most of the buds. I tried to get a good shot for Hatch but they just don't comeout very well. The hairs and trics get bleached out by the flash, I guess.
Anyhow, a couple of weeks and I'll start picking. The wee topped plant will be the first to hang.

Irie,
Shov

[Weedhound]

Yeah Shov you poor thing.....can't get THE ENTIRE COLA in one shot......You'd better give those to me and I'll do something with them.

[Shovelhandle]

I had an emergency evacuation of a hermie in the pot. I was watching for it as it's in the odds but I'm lucky to have my bil to spot this one. I've looked at these buds so long that I slacked. Two stamen sites, one on a big branch one on a minor branch.

Plant is in low light/finish lighting and away from the rest of the grow, which looks trouble free for the moment. But no dought that a few seeds are present in this crop. Final results will be the lesson here.

Shov

[WizzleWazzle]

shov,

I know your not supposed to talk to any "wizzlewazzles" but I have to compliment you on those beautiful buds you have going.

wish I could have been around earlier to help you with that overcrowding :jointsmile:

Best of luck with the rest of your grow! are you in the north or south of our nice little state? I am in the burlington area

[Shovelhandle]

I'm up north in Franklin Co.

Harvest really looks like it will be on time, eight weeks. That means this Saturday will be 8 weeks. I've been out of town (passed by Stinky's old town) and very busy with work and family crisis. I got to get checking trics asap. I'll try and get a pic posted of the hermie and the others, that appear to be uneffected, praise The Lord.

l8r Shov

[Shovelhandle]

Here is the only hermie out of the dozen plants. As you can see, it has very little male parts. See the little yellow things? There is also some seed developement but not a lot. The buds are hard and dense, the smell is sweet and I'm sure the smoke will be great. The trics are some clear some cloudy and maybe 2% amber.
I flushed with a hose for half an hour yesterday and today it is put in darkness for a day and a half or two before I cut it down to dry. The other plants are kicking ass and will be done right on time on June 14th. The hermie should be dry and three weeks of curing time by July 4th, the "deadline". So, we'll have fresh medicine for the holiday.

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[stinkyattic]

Those are really well done.

In that group bath photo, can you tell which is the pale one? It looks like it is a heavier feeder than the others. Also, have you tried finishing them in slightly larger pots? Your yield looks like it is going to be fantastic already, but I'll bet you could get even more with more root space.

[Shovelhandle]

Stinky,
I had all the light I have in the area available and not an extra inch to spare. Next time I may have less plants. I should keep my eyes open for some buckets I can use to nest BOG style to provide more root space next grow.
The yellow plant I can't identify but it may be one of the cropped plants as it is a short specimen sitting in the front of the class. BTW, where you at (e-mail me)? I went up 91 Wed and was wondering if I might have passed by your way?

Thank you,

Sho