What do you think??

[bailey]

This is one of my 3 plants, all 3 are identical. They are all 3 weeks into flowering.. Any idea what type or strain they are and how do you think they are looking?? Sorry pics not great!

bailey Reviewed by bailey on 08-31-2004. What do you think?? This is one of my 3 plants, all 3 are identical. They are all 3 weeks into flowering.. Any idea what type or strain they are and how do you think they are looking?? Sorry pics not great! Rating: 5

[king cola]

looking good man, hard to say what strain exactly but it looks mainly indica maybe witha hint of sativa in it, not too sure really, but looks nice anyway. what lights u using??

[GRB.4.Life]

They look very healthy man, keep up the good work. The strain is hard to tell if you didnt get it from a seedbank. The type however is a strong Indica. Those ladies are at least 95% Indica if not 100% due to the wide dark leaves and the light colored stem.

PS- Is that a tanning bed i see in the background in Pic#2?

[bailey]

Yes it is a tanning bed lol!!! Not keeping my plants under there though I'm keeping them under a 400w hps!! First time girlie grower and I'm doing good!!

[bailey]

hey also guys... can I take off a couple of large leaves every 3-4 days to allow light to get to the buds or is this not a good idea??

[bonbon]

the leaves are healthy and they'll help fuel the overall growth,so i wouldn't cut them off,just give them plenty of light and surround the plant with some good reflective material....bonbon

[GRB.4.Life]

You CAN clip off the bottom leaves if you want. This will allow it to utilize more light towards the flowers and not have to worry about keeping the lower half of the plant alive. However the leaves that get the most light need to stay on because thats where the flowers get most of thier growing energy.

[bonbon]

You CAN clip off the bottom leaves if you want.

but you shouldn't,if you clip now when the flowers are growing out all that'll do is difuse hormones and slow the growth,if you choose to leave them on,the plant will eventually draw out the remaining nutrients and use them for nourishment,then they will fall off on their own....bonbon

[GRB.4.Life]

Thats true..I dont know. Im an outdoor grower. It seems when i clip the bottom leaves off my outdoor plants they have a slightly higher yield than when i dont. Never tried it on an indoor plant so i dont know..

[bonbon]

the longer growing season allows the new growth to assimilate,plus the full sunlight it recieves allows it to regenerate faster,the indoor grow is different,the light is weaker and the leaves help utilize every bit of it....bonbon