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Jacksass CDB Cheese In Soil Grow#2
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BobbyZ
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Looking good Jack!
I've never been good at symmetry with my plants. I might go SOG next to mask it... I've been posting and following along over at a blueberry group grow. Grab some form of "blueberry" or mixed seed and come on over, it should be going on for a while. I've got some blue cookies and super silver haze cooking. It looks like a good time for you to pop some new beans.
The Blueberry Bunch, Group Comparison Grow
I've never been good at symmetry with my plants. I might go SOG next to mask it... I've been posting and following along over at a blueberry group grow. Grab some form of "blueberry" or mixed seed and come on over, it should be going on for a while. I've got some blue cookies and super silver haze cooking. It looks like a good time for you to pop some new beans.
The Blueberry Bunch, Group Comparison Grow
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BobbyZ
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My tomato cage is getting pushed out when the soil is dry. I've had to tie down some of the plants. I might have to put some bends on the straight legs going down into the soil. (Next grow) Do you think a an L shape or U shape at the bottom will hold better? I'm think L shape, but it won't be moveable until the grow is over. Put it in early and let the roots grow around it.
How are those trichomes looking? Man that is one fast auto...
How are those trichomes looking? Man that is one fast auto...
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Ya I just snapped a shot to take a look , I was wondering the same thing. It's not the best close up but it will show amber if there is any.
Slow girl is starting to fall over , she is not strong enough for the weight.
My cage pulled out a little too but once she stopped growing it stayed in place
Slow girl is starting to fall over , she is not strong enough for the weight.
My cage pulled out a little too but once she stopped growing it stayed in place
BobbyZ
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Tie her up before she hurts herself. Bamboo sticks or something like that to support her. I've seen people using string and tying off to the top of the tent.
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Wow i see yiu have alot of nutrient burn in the tips you can clip the burn to stop the whole leaf from getting infectedDay 56
Well things are going pretty good. Little girl is starting to build up and the other girl is getting good and fat
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Day 59
I've been looking close for amber and not seeing anything yet.
From what I understand it's better to pull a cbd plant early so I think she has another 2 weeks left.
The other girl , well she kind of does her thing but really slow , or she just seems slow in comparison.
The bud growth on big girl is outstanding and I believe by the looks of her I'll most likely see 5 or 6 ounces from her
I've been looking close for amber and not seeing anything yet.
From what I understand it's better to pull a cbd plant early so I think she has another 2 weeks left.
The other girl , well she kind of does her thing but really slow , or she just seems slow in comparison.
The bud growth on big girl is outstanding and I believe by the looks of her I'll most likely see 5 or 6 ounces from her
BobbyZ
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If you've got the time when you're done, harvest your ripe fruit and leave those lower small buds for a few weeks and see if they'll put on some weight. I'm thinking of trying it if I get some lower buds that look like they could mature.
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LOL, I don't know about the best time to harvest. I'm finding answer arguing both ways... I just harvested mine at 30%.
When to harvest for maximum CBD and lowest THC
When to harvest for maximum CBD and lowest THC
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Oh come on... She's a knockout. 
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Okay from what I am reading about CBD medical strains is that it comes down to user preference. Some prefer more and some less.
So my thought is that a way someone could test this, break the plants into 3 groups. Harvest a 1/3 early, 1/3 mid, and 1/3 late.
So my thought is that a way someone could test this, break the plants into 3 groups. Harvest a 1/3 early, 1/3 mid, and 1/3 late.
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I get what your saying but there should be some scientific reason on early or late harvest. It's all over the place right now and for someone growing a cbd strain like myself should have a proper understanding on when to harvest.
I've been doing alot of research on this and I'm getting the same thing , people say early and some say late.
I'm not sure so for now I go with when I want to cut that beautiful beast down.
Lol
I don't want to but it has to happen
I've been doing alot of research on this and I'm getting the same thing , people say early and some say late.
I'm not sure so for now I go with when I want to cut that beautiful beast down.
Lol
I don't want to but it has to happen
BobbyZ
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I think your right to harvest earlier... at least that is the effect I’m looking for. Check out this link.
The Difference of Early and Late Harvesting Of Marijuana
The Difference of Early and Late Harvesting Of Marijuana
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I’m hoping to see some progress...
Sorry for the blurpule lights. I expected a little better growth with the lambs breath, but I did force it to flower early.
Sorry for the blurpule lights. I expected a little better growth with the lambs breath, but I did force it to flower early.
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You'll see some progress , they look good.
I just checked trichomes again and still no sign of amber yet. She sure is getting fat. Those buds are the size of my forearm.
I just checked trichomes again and still no sign of amber yet. She sure is getting fat. Those buds are the size of my forearm.
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