yuyo
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nooooo /cry
such beautiful work
here's hoping you have minimal damage
nooooo /cry
such beautiful work
here's hoping you have minimal damage
GoogleGenie's Fruity Chronic & Cheese Grow - Hydro - 2300W LED
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GoogleGenie
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Haha my thoughts exactly yuyo!
When i first saw signs of it, I had a soul shattering moment where i thought i had spider mites (it makes me uncomfortable even typing it). The reason I thought this was because on one of the buds affected by the Bud Rot, there appeared to be something on it that resembled cob webs:
(In the bottom left of the image you can see it faintly, the flash didnt help admitedly when i took the photo.
but i realise now that it was just the Bud Rot. And after a panic stricken google session there were no other signs that would suggest that I had mites.
Hopefully it doesnt spread, i'm just going to have to keep a real close eye on it all. And thankfully this tent:
is not showing any signs of Bud Rot (yet) and they are only 7-10 days from being chopped anyway so hopefully I get away with it
Haha my thoughts exactly yuyo!
When i first saw signs of it, I had a soul shattering moment where i thought i had spider mites (it makes me uncomfortable even typing it). The reason I thought this was because on one of the buds affected by the Bud Rot, there appeared to be something on it that resembled cob webs:
(In the bottom left of the image you can see it faintly, the flash didnt help admitedly when i took the photo.
but i realise now that it was just the Bud Rot. And after a panic stricken google session there were no other signs that would suggest that I had mites.
Hopefully it doesnt spread, i'm just going to have to keep a real close eye on it all. And thankfully this tent:
is not showing any signs of Bud Rot (yet) and they are only 7-10 days from being chopped anyway so hopefully I get away with it
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Yea,That sound's like a good plan.I think you'll be fine.
Next crop look's awesome.
That's really useful information thanks Jimmy
I'll dab the stems and the buds that I snipped on the affected colas with my Iso Alcohol with a Q-tip. I'll also dab anything in the general vicinity of the infected buds to be sure they havent been infected. I'm going to flush this evening also.
This is also really useful to know after I harvest and get to manicuring. I can inspect the buds closely as I manicure them, and any i find that might be infected that I missed, i'll also treat with ISO alcohol and a Q-tip. I have heard that Bud Rot can continue even post-harvest so this is a good precautionary measure
Yea,That sound's like a good plan.I think you'll be fine.
Next crop look's awesome.
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GoogleGenie
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Evening guys
So, as luck would have it, another part 2 colas of the Cheese plant have this damn bud rot but fortunately it appears i caught it early. The rest are Ok. I flushed it out today, along with everything else in this tent, i passed 50 litres of ph 5.8 water + General Hydroponics FloraKleen through it. This Cheese is in Coco + Perlite. I treated the other Coco plants and the RDWC the same. I'll be chopping next Friday.
I'm eager to just get this chopped and dried now
Pics of the other tent to follow
Evening guys
So, as luck would have it, another part 2 colas of the Cheese plant have this damn bud rot but fortunately it appears i caught it early. The rest are Ok. I flushed it out today, along with everything else in this tent, i passed 50 litres of ph 5.8 water + General Hydroponics FloraKleen through it. This Cheese is in Coco + Perlite. I treated the other Coco plants and the RDWC the same. I'll be chopping next Friday.
I'm eager to just get this chopped and dried now
Pics of the other tent to follow
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Here are some pics of the other Tent, i'll be flushing these over the weekend also. Today is Day 61 so Day 63 I expect.
Fruity Chronic Juice (4 x RDWC, 2 x Coco) at Day 60 of flowering
Here are some pics of the other Tent, i'll be flushing these over the weekend also. Today is Day 61 so Day 63 I expect.
Fruity Chronic Juice (4 x RDWC, 2 x Coco) at Day 60 of flowering
re: GoogleGenie's Fruity Chronic & Cheese Grow - Hydro - 2300W LED
Looking Beautiful my friend.
Looking Beautiful my friend.
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GoogleGenie
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Thanks Jimmy, not long now less than a week til I chop
Looking Beautiful my friend.
Thanks Jimmy, not long now
less than a week til I chop
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Me too buddy...
Me too buddy...
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Day 3 of flush. The buds are clearly heavier because the stems are flopping all over the place and the buds are leaning against each other. I'm not going to bother holding them up as there are too many and there are only 4 days to go, and i'll just end up damaging a load of tricomes, 4 days til Harvest, 4 days til Harvest. I cant wait!
I'm definitely going to put something in place to keep it up next time around, A Screen with larger holes perhaps, just to keep the larger buds up right, I had no idea the buds would get this big or heavy. Obviously a good thing, just an oversight on my part.
I am going to place the plants in complete darkness for 24 hours on the last day of flush, and will post some pics before the chop
Day 3 of flush. The buds are clearly heavier because the stems are flopping all over the place and the buds are leaning against each other. I'm not going to bother holding them up as there are too many and there are only 4 days to go, and i'll just end up damaging a load of tricomes, 4 days til Harvest, 4 days til Harvest. I cant wait!
I'm definitely going to put something in place to keep it up next time around, A Screen with larger holes perhaps, just to keep the larger buds up right, I had no idea the buds would get this big or heavy. Obviously a good thing, just an oversight on my part.
I am going to place the plants in complete darkness for 24 hours on the last day of flush, and will post some pics before the chop
Papasmoke1127
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GG!!!
Looking awesome my friend!!! You are almost done! I got held up and delayed but only got another month or so to go with my gals...
Can't wait to see chop pics! N get a smoke report
GG!!!
Looking awesome my friend!!! You are almost done! I got held up and delayed but only got another month or so to go with my gals...
Can't wait to see chop pics! N get a smoke report
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GoogleGenie
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The last night of light!
Evening guys
So, it's day 67 and tonight was the last time these babies will get any light!
Here they are. They will be chopped at some point over the next 48 hours, but no sooner than 24 hours after the lights went off.
I took these pictures at the start of their dark period, while they were being saturated with far red light, also for the last time.
This tent has been a joy to watch grow. The buds are so heavy that most of them are upside down now, as you can see some of them are being help up with bendy wire.
The other tent is just a disaster in terms of growth rate and organisation, there were far too many plants in this tent (8, 4 in RDWC, 4 in Coco), so they all stretched up competing with eachother for the light. Those were not veged under a ScrOG screen, while the plants in the pictures above, were.
I removed the screen at the start of flowering. Next time I will do the same thing, only this time, I will Veg under the same screen (2.5" squares) and instead of taking it away all together, next time I will replace it with another screen, but this one has 5" squares. This will be more for support than anything else.
I like how the screen shapes the canopy, but I do find it really awkward to managed over a 4 bucket DWC in a tent which is in the corner of a room. This is why I may opt for bigger holes for support.
Thanks for stopping by!
Evening guys
So, it's day 67 and tonight was the last time these babies will get any light!
Here they are. They will be chopped at some point over the next 48 hours, but no sooner than 24 hours after the lights went off.
I took these pictures at the start of their dark period, while they were being saturated with far red light, also for the last time.
This tent has been a joy to watch grow. The buds are so heavy that most of them are upside down now, as you can see some of them are being help up with bendy wire.
The other tent is just a disaster in terms of growth rate and organisation, there were far too many plants in this tent (8, 4 in RDWC, 4 in Coco), so they all stretched up competing with eachother for the light. Those were not veged under a ScrOG screen, while the plants in the pictures above, were.
I removed the screen at the start of flowering. Next time I will do the same thing, only this time, I will Veg under the same screen (2.5" squares) and instead of taking it away all together, next time I will replace it with another screen, but this one has 5" squares. This will be more for support than anything else.
I like how the screen shapes the canopy, but I do find it really awkward to managed over a 4 bucket DWC in a tent which is in the corner of a room. This is why I may opt for bigger holes for support.
Thanks for stopping by!
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re: GoogleGenie's Fruity Chronic & Cheese Grow - Hydro - 2300W LED
wowooooo. pretty good plants
wowooooo. pretty good plants
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Looking great GG!!
Looking great GG!!
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GoogleGenie
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I'll post some tricome pictures a little later
wowooooo. pretty good plants
Thanks a lot guys
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Morning guys!
So F#1 is now dry and jarred, coming in at a little under 12oz.
I still have F#2 to jar up but this wont be for a couple of days (possibly tomorrow) as these are not yet dry because they were harvested a couple of days after F#1
I dried them for 5 days, then removed the larger stems and moved them into Jars. Here are some pics of the harvest and some of the buds
So F#1 is now dry and jarred, coming in at a little under 12oz.
I still have F#2 to jar up but this wont be for a couple of days (possibly tomorrow) as these are not yet dry because they were harvested a couple of days after F#1
I dried them for 5 days, then removed the larger stems and moved them into Jars. Here are some pics of the harvest and some of the buds
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Here are some pics of the F#2 harvest
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So i also tried my hand at making QWISO hash, using 99% ISO alcohol.
I collected as much high quality trim from the harvests as possible. I then froze them in a jar for 24 hours, I also froze some ISO alcohol so that it reaches a similar temperature of that of the frozen trim
I poured the ISO alcohol into the jar of frozen trim and let it sit for 30 seconds, giving it a light swish to cover as much of the trim as possible. I then shook it vigorously for another 30 seconds.
Then i poured this alcohol back into the other jar
And was left with this
Which i washed with more alcohol to do a second batch.
The first batch came out white, the second batch came out a bright green, but this is probably because the first wash got most of the good quality tricomes and the second got a lot more clorophyl than the first.
I ran both lots through a combination of strainers and coffee filters into bowls to remove any unwanted nasties
I then poured them into seperate pyrex dishes and let them evaporate for 24 hours with the help of a fan. This is the result
The first wash (white one) is still evaporating, nearly 72 hours later, but it's nearly all done. I'll post back when it's done and scrapped into a jar
I collected as much high quality trim from the harvests as possible. I then froze them in a jar for 24 hours, I also froze some ISO alcohol so that it reaches a similar temperature of that of the frozen trim
I poured the ISO alcohol into the jar of frozen trim and let it sit for 30 seconds, giving it a light swish to cover as much of the trim as possible. I then shook it vigorously for another 30 seconds.
Then i poured this alcohol back into the other jar
And was left with this
Which i washed with more alcohol to do a second batch.
The first batch came out white, the second batch came out a bright green, but this is probably because the first wash got most of the good quality tricomes and the second got a lot more clorophyl than the first.
I ran both lots through a combination of strainers and coffee filters into bowls to remove any unwanted nasties
I then poured them into seperate pyrex dishes and let them evaporate for 24 hours with the help of a fan. This is the result
The first wash (white one) is still evaporating, nearly 72 hours later, but it's nearly all done. I'll post back when it's done and scrapped into a jar
Xbones
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Looks like a awesome harvest! Cant wait to see final outcome of your hash!
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Thanks xbones
Here are some pics of the final QWISO Hash product, after i scrapped the pyrex dishes.
This is the SECOND wash I did, which was a bright green colour, but turned brown after the alcohol evaporated. Some of the photo's are the incorrect orientation, apologies.
Before:
After, compressed into a ball.
It's kind of sweating too, it's left this oily residue in the jar I am curing it in.
Here are some pics of the final QWISO Hash product, after i scrapped the pyrex dishes.
This is the SECOND wash I did, which was a bright green colour, but turned brown after the alcohol evaporated. Some of the photo's are the incorrect orientation, apologies.
Before:
After, compressed into a ball.
It's kind of sweating too, it's left this oily residue in the jar I am curing it in.
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GoogleGenie
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And here is the FIRST wash I did of the frozen trim. This one is white, I think i got the timing just right on this one, I kept the alcohol with the trim for 1 minute. 30 Seconds still, 30 seconds shaking.
Before
After
The above photos are immediately after scraping up the result. It was such a fine powder it was actually difficult to get off of my hands because it's sticky too.
After leaving both in the same jar, the first wash appears to have solidified into a hard, rock type material, which I can crush in my fingers if i really squeeze. I don't know if this is normal, if i missed something or if it has anything to do with being cured with the other wash which is oily
Now to work out how to use it.....
Before
After
The above photos are immediately after scraping up the result. It was such a fine powder it was actually difficult to get off of my hands because it's sticky too.
After leaving both in the same jar, the first wash appears to have solidified into a hard, rock type material, which I can crush in my fingers if i really squeeze. I don't know if this is normal, if i missed something or if it has anything to do with being cured with the other wash which is oily
Now to work out how to use it.....
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