Looking lush, and those would definitely get too wide if you went all Carhooky™ on them!
Better Late Than Never 2024 Seedsman Comparative Grow Featuring Black Sugar
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Definitely! They’ll get plenty big without the hooks, plus I need to make more hooks cause mine were bamboo sticks which do eventually deteriorate. Most of them are on little Queen G right now.
And they seem to be staying fairly squat on their own at this point
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Topping and a little cutback of the undergrowth was good for them.
So far no rust spots which seemed to be showing on the last few grows for whatever reason.
Reaching in to pluck a leaf I accidentally plucked a top so the left one is slightly outnumbered in tops but may end up better for it.
Reaching in to pluck a leaf I accidentally plucked a top so the left one is slightly outnumbered in tops but may end up better for it.
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Switched tents and temps, now they're looking right.
A few more weeks of veg and spreading out and we will see if they’re ready to flower out.
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I like their structure and it looks like they are ready to get big and their stems are getting chunky. Should be a pair of chunkers
Oh yeah!I like their structure and it looks like they are ready to get big and their stems are getting chunky. Should be a pair of chunkers
Thick, like a bowl of oatmeal.
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Haha thanks! It helps to have 2-3 weeks worth of pics backed up and ready to post.
All caught up now so no more fast forward growing!
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Actually born around Nov 19, these ladies are plenty far into veg and are already looking like they want to flower before I triggered them.
So I flipped the switch today and they’ll be blooming in no time. Going by the last plants, it’s going to max out this tent in about a month so we will cross that bridge when we get to it
So I flipped the switch today and they’ll be blooming in no time. Going by the last plants, it’s going to max out this tent in about a month so we will cross that bridge when we get to it
Sorry I'm late. Life has been very busy lately.
Congrats on the new sponsored grow! @SeedsMan has some really good strains so I'm sure your Black Sugar will be a winner.
But, holy cow, they got big fast! I feel like I've missed most of the grow.
Congrats on the new sponsored grow! @SeedsMan has some really good strains so I'm sure your Black Sugar will be a winner.
But, holy cow, they got big fast! I feel like I've missed most of the grow.
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Thank you very very much.
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Starting to stretch a bit and staying very green. Tomorrow a trim down below and clear out some leaves to make some light but for now they feel robust and healthy
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A trim did them well and the stretch is on!
Those branches will make some nice spears.
Currently feeding MC 5.5g and rotating easy weed, sweet candy, Purpinator starting at the last watering.
I’ll keep that up unless I see K damage starting, only one way to find out if these ladies are sensitive!
Black Sugar bout to start making some sugar.
Currently feeding MC 5.5g and rotating easy weed, sweet candy, Purpinator starting at the last watering.
I’ll keep that up unless I see K damage starting, only one way to find out if these ladies are sensitive!
Black Sugar bout to start making some sugar.
getting big & they do look happyA trim did them well and the stretch is on!Those branches will make some nice spears.
Currently feeding MC 5.5g and rotating easy weed, sweet candy, Purpinator starting at the last watering.
I’ll keep that up unless I see K damage starting, only one way to find out if these ladies are sensitive!
Black Sugar bout to start making some sugar.
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Thank you!
They are strong and appear to be going through a slight color change- not the bad kind but genetic like she will probably get darker. Responds well to intense light and pretty heavy feeding so far.
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A better angle of these pretty ladies
Doing a little plucking to let some light in for those lower layers but the spears are taking over in the stretch
Stems have purple veins (genetic good kind) and a tiny tiny bit of variegation on a few leaves. They are even more stinky at night, always love that.
Doing a little plucking to let some light in for those lower layers but the spears are taking over in the stretch
Stems have purple veins (genetic good kind) and a tiny tiny bit of variegation on a few leaves. They are even more stinky at night, always love that.
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They are looking great and healthy mate.A better angle of these pretty ladies
Doing a little plucking to let some light in for those lower layers but the spears are taking over in the stretch
Stems have purple veins (genetic good kind) and a tiny tiny bit of variegation on a few leaves. They are even more stinky at night, always love that.
AKA the SaugaView®, and pretty indeed!
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Got a battery back in the monitor since I have tents in a few locations now. It’s actually kind of nice to be able to see, not sure why I stopped using this besides the giant watch battery it required to get it going again
Anyway the ladies are cooking right along
Happy Thirsty Thursday
Anyway the ladies are cooking right along
Happy Thirsty Thursday
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