Just a quick update. End of wk2 of flower and the pheno difference is obvious. The sati pheno was a little bushier then in the photo (taken after light defol). The Indi pheno didn't really shoot up just got bushy. Both plants don't really have a smell to them but we'll see as we get further into flower. I've taken clones from both so we'll see which is preferred after harvest.
Candida CD-1, Bright Light: A Community Grow Journal
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PGA Caddie
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We are about 5 weeks from flip. Stretch is over and I’ve removed everything below the net. Buds are stacking...
I have three CD-1 clones in the 2X4 veg tent. They will be moved to flower when the others finish.
Take care everyone
Caddie
I have three CD-1 clones in the 2X4 veg tent. They will be moved to flower when the others finish.
Take care everyone
Caddie
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Awesome bside! It’s great to see them alongside each other like that 
Yes they are! Looking tops
Hi all bit of an odd question here. I haven't grown too many high cbd strains (CD-1 is my second), so I was wondering if this is normal or anyone has seen something similar?
This is a close-up of the one of the forming buds on the indi pheno I have. To the naked eye it looks like a little bit of cotton wool (fluffy), but zooming in as you can see its quite odd. It also has a waxy feel to it but no residue, resin or oils are felt on the skin after touching it. I'm growing under a Cali lightworks led and both my sati and Indi CD-1s look like this so I thought it could be the light, but the other plants buds in the tent (blueberry cookie), look normal so I'm stumped. Is this just a high CBD trait?
Cheers
This is a close-up of the one of the forming buds on the indi pheno I have. To the naked eye it looks like a little bit of cotton wool (fluffy), but zooming in as you can see its quite odd. It also has a waxy feel to it but no residue, resin or oils are felt on the skin after touching it. I'm growing under a Cali lightworks led and both my sati and Indi CD-1s look like this so I thought it could be the light, but the other plants buds in the tent (blueberry cookie), look normal so I'm stumped. Is this just a high CBD trait?
Cheers
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Hi bside- not a CBD trait, no. I’m not sure what to make of it be honest so I‘m going to tag a few folks to see if anyone recognises it. @Pennywise @Mr. Krip @Graytail @dr.h00k @dynamo1
Looks almost like heat/light damage.
Interesting thanks Pennywise for your thoughts. Light is approx 2ft above the tops and it's coming into winter here so stable temps lights on 24C (75F). Do you think it could be the led spectrum at all? Here's another shot but a bit further away.
I doubt if it’s spectrum, may be genetic.
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Thanks for dropping over Penny!
Yes, just some kind of genetic anomaly maybe. Will be interesting to see how it develop. Is it anywhere else on the plant?
Yes, just some kind of genetic anomaly maybe. Will be interesting to see how it develop. Is it anywhere else on the plant?
Each developing flower looks like this across both phenos. Its very odd but will be interesting to see how it develops. If it turns out for the best I took some clones, but if it's not so favorable I've still got a few seeds so win win.
Good luck and keep us posted, I love mutants! Lol
PGA Caddie
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We are on cruise until the end. I'm hoping to chop in 3 weeks but "you can't always get what you want" - Rolling Stones
My clones are waiting to be moved to the flower area.
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Also, I have a little side project going. There is another CD-1 clone "in soil" that I have been spraying with CS for the last five days. Hoping to score some pollen I can apply to one of my other clones. This is my first attempt to reverse a plant. I'm using 60ppm CS I bought online. I'll be making my own next time. From my understanding the breeder of this strain is MIA and I want to keep this wonderful plant around for years to come. Wish me luck...
Caddie
My clones are waiting to be moved to the flower area.
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Also, I have a little side project going. There is another CD-1 clone "in soil" that I have been spraying with CS for the last five days. Hoping to score some pollen I can apply to one of my other clones. This is my first attempt to reverse a plant. I'm using 60ppm CS I bought online. I'll be making my own next time. From my understanding the breeder of this strain is MIA and I want to keep this wonderful plant around for years to come. Wish me luck...
Caddie
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Oh yeah!!! Beautiful sea of colas Caddie. That’s a ton of excellent meds in there
We are on cruise until the end. I'm hoping to chop in 3 weeks but "you can't always get what you want" - Rolling Stones
My clones are waiting to be moved to the flower area.
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Also, I have a little side project going. There is another CD-1 clone "in soil" that I have been spraying with CS for the last five days. Hoping to score some pollen I can apply to one of my other clones. This is my first attempt to reverse a plant. I'm using 60ppm CS I bought online. I'll be making my own next time. From my understanding the breeder of this strain is MIA and I want to keep this wonderful plant around for years to come. Wish me luck...
Caddie
Indeed! That is a great idea!Your garden is looking enviably productive I might add.
I’m still waiting for GA3 for the same reason. (3wks ex courier I think my vendor is resending now).
Naturally we all hope the breeders are ok, but covid is proving pretty merciless out there.
PGA Caddie
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Got about a week left until harvest.
My new light arrived a few days ago. Its a budgetled Series 3+ Red Spec 330W. Went with the 3000k for flowering. It should work great over a 2x4 scrog. We will find out soon...
Take care everyone
My new light arrived a few days ago. Its a budgetled Series 3+ Red Spec 330W. Went with the 3000k for flowering. It should work great over a 2x4 scrog. We will find out soon...
Take care everyone
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I’m seeing a lot of frost on plants growing underneath new boards with Rspec in the name.
Those buds are no exception! It is looking just wonderful Caddie
Those buds are no exception! It is looking just wonderful Caddie
PGA Caddie
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I went back and forth trying to decide whIch light to buy. I was looking at the 5 daisies from Timber but ended up going with the qb from budgetled. The majority of my grows will be in a 2x4 area so the qb made more sense. After I ordered the light I won an sp3000 from MarsHydro. Now I have two lights that are perfect for a 2x4 scrog. Might have to set up my 5x5 and do a comparative with the new lights. Would be interesting to run six clones from the same mother using the same res and see which light rocks it out the best.
Another observation update that might be worth noting. My two are now in wk6 flowering and I have noticed that the bud structures are different between the 2 phenos. The Indi pheno has more squat compact flowers that have matured faster (first set of pistils have died off), while the sati pheno shows more whispy spear shaped flowers with the majority of the first pistils set kicking. There is also some red hues on the sati plant but no colour change for the indi yet.
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Thanks bside-they’re both looking wonderful (the bits that aren’t pink
- I have trouble looking at pink light pics).Excellent - I have noticed similar. The sativa type had some lovely purples towards the end.
thanks for dropping in with them bside!
Btw - pls send me the link to the side by side light thing
