I've been called worse!You truly are the Mad Professor!!
I couldn't end on a low note. The lose of the TB and now the failing DSD isn't how I imagined this journal ending. So I'll try and make it up to you all. Hopefully the 2 newest strains will play ball this time
Schwazzing is a new one for me lol. I like that word though. It reminds me of Shed for some reasonWell, it sounds like you are going to be trying "Schwazzing" this round - way to blaze the trail prof!
Use Schwazzing To Expose Your Buds To More Light
Here's what 7 different strains looks like in one of those pots. We can do 10....
Time to look at my most recent conundrum. I finally got around to staking the DSD so at least she's not going to fall over now. She's had a flush and I've run some more feed through her. She looks very messy and the damage is still happening to her fan leaves. I'm just hoping that the smoke she gives up at the end is good as I don't think that there will be much at this rate. Her buds actually look quite nice despite their small size. This strain is advertised a heavy yielder but I really can't see it with this one. I did I grow a Skywalker Kush last year though which had a similar growth pattern and bud formation and she actually had some weight to I think by the end so I'm not quite counting this one out yet but it doesn't look great. One thing which is good about her though is the frost development. Can't fault her there. She's also nice and open allowing for light to easily reach those hard to get to places. That may not count for much though if she's not healthy enough to grow decent buds. Still she's trucks on though....
Dunno why! I'm against the practice personally.
hey DCC. as far as I'm aware there isn't any strain reviews for these yet as they were only released last month.The buds look fine and there is only minor tip burn on the sugar leaves.
Did you read any comments on strain reviews whether the strain is predisposed to hermaphroditism?
I'd let the plant cannibalize those fan leaves - pulling them off now would be unwanted stress. Besides, sinsemilla unlike my Mrs, doesn't care if she's pretty
I'm sure you're watching for nanners - and they'll show up in a few weeks or so if they are going to right?
Overall it doesn't look that bad - the issue is likely only going to cost you about 10% of the maximum yield.
Its good to know that people who are thousands of miles away are thinking of you even if its about you using your penis as a hammer
I'm honored.
.....or a baseball bat!
Nice. I look forward to seeing how they turn out. When I first did it I was expecting it to go wrong quite early on but nothing happened. Weeks past and still nothing. It wasn't until around week 8 that some of the plants started to show some small signs of stress. It was likely nutrient related though rather than because of the shared pot. It was such a smooth round that I'm doing it again but with added stress lol. I'll have my eyes on the TB and the DSD33 like a hawk in a staring contestHmmm, interesting conversation to stumble into - baseball bat - you lucky playa you lol!
Hey @ProfessorFlora , in lieu of this great conversation, I'll see your "Hang 10" and raise you "2 Shakes of a Lamb's Tail":
I'm gonna do two Chemdawgs in a 10 gallon pot!
It's a bit like it Mr S. The nerves are setting in now as it went so well last time. I've upped the ante since then with more plants, longer veg times and less space. who's ready for a party!
