LKABudMan Grows In Soil: White Widow, Hindu Kush, & Purple Haze Fem Photos, FFHF Soil, Sponsored By Prescription Blend

Date: 4/20/22 - Day 10 of Drying
Strains - Hindu Kush (Abby), Purple Haze (Jenny), and White Widow (Betty) - All fem and photo
Drying Space - 28SqFT closet, air purifier circulating air, humidifier with distilled water
Closet Temperatures
Screenshot_20220420-082829_Govee Home.jpg

Screenshot_20220420-082829_Govee Home.jpg

Drying closet temps 4/20

So it looks like I won the game:laugh: The closet has stayed right around 60/60 for 10 days. The weather helped in the past few days so I was able to turn the A/C off, but I've kept the humidifier filled with distilled water and set to 60%.

I dry-trimmed and bagged most of Betty last night. She had the smallest buds and the stems were just starting to break. I also bagged up some of the smaller Abby & Jenny buds with a hygrometer. It stayed at 59% all night. I'm going to bag the rest of it up today, on day# 10.

I have a lot of trim work ahead. Luckily I have two other people and we'll all take turns. I'll be back in a couple of days with the final wrap-up.

Today I'm celebrating my first legal (mostly) 4/20:party: I very much appreciate all of the effort and sacrifice that has made this possible. To those that have fought or are fighting now to keep this plant legal, I salute you!:passitleft:

Have a very hazy 4/20 everyone!
 
Date: 4/25/22 - Final Journal Entry
Strains - Hindu Kush (Abby), Purple Haze (Jenny), and White Widow (Betty) - All fem and photo
Medium - Fox Farms Happy Frog & Ocean Forest + 10% perlite in 5gal cloth pots
Nutrients - @Prescription Blend
Water - Carbon-filtered well water (100ppm)
Temperatures
Screenshot_20220425-153207_Govee Home.jpg

Screenshot_20220425-153207_Govee Home.jpg

2nd grow flower temps 4/25

Feeding Notes
Screenshot_20220425-153410_Sheets.jpg

Screenshot_20220425-153410_Sheets.jpg

2nd grow tracker final 4/25/22

They drying closet worked out really well. I'm glad I put the humidifier in there to keep it at 60% as it let me extend the drying time. I ended up bagging some of the smaller buds on day# 9. The rest of the buds were ready on day# 10. I bucked all the buds off the stems and into the Grove bags. I'm monitoring the humidity in the bags with a Govee. It started off at 58% and has risen to 62% over the past couple of days. I'm tumbling the bags and I'll vent them if I see humidity getting too high. Right now they seem to be curing perfectly. Another month in the bags and they should be ready to go.

One of the 'toys' I have is a tcheck. This device uses light refraction to measure total cannaboids in solution. You measure a set amount of bud (at least .1g), mix it with 10ml 99.9% isopropyl alcohol, and shake for 10 minutes. Then you place about 5-6 filtered drops of the resulting solution into the tcheck and it measures the total cannaboids found in the sample. The device is only accurate to within 15% so it is more of a guideline. I've measured a sample of a bag I purchased (20%), my dad's first grow that got seeded then struggled to finish (6.9%), and my brother's first grow that was harvested a bit early due to weather & spider mites (7.5%). I believe the device is giving a good baseline. I measured all of the 'top' buds on each plant and the results are below. The readings are noticeably lower on this grow than my last. I'm not sure if that it the difference in growing in soil or something else. Of course I know that THC% is not everything but it is an interesting data point. That said, on to the plants...

Abby (Hindu Kush) was my first soil plant (sprouted 10/20/21) and she had a rough start. First I was under watering then over watering. When she was topped on 11/22, she was skinny, yellowed and drooping. Then I got @Prescription Blend and learned how to water and she really took off. She was the first plant I've topped and I really loved her structure. She was a Christmas wreath at one point with all of her buds in a circle. Then in flower she really grew into a star with those huge buds. I had to put bamboo stakes in her pot to keep her buds from flopping everywhere. She was droughted for a full 11 days right before the chop and took it like a champ.

She ended up yielding just over 7oz (199g). She had quite a few seeds in her lowers but her tops looked clean. I think she may have been the one to throw a couple of nanners too. Her buds are very floral and woody and packed with trics. Testing at 16.3% THC, she'll make a lot of good medicine.
20211104_Abby_side.jpg

20211104_Abby_side.jpg

Abby 11/4

20211121_Abby_b4_side.jpg

20211121_Abby_b4_side.jpg

Abby 11/21 before topping

20211225_064450.jpg

20211225_064450.jpg

Abby 12/25

20220204_070333.jpg

20220204_070333.jpg

Abby 2/4

20220310_112848.jpg

20220310_112848.jpg

Abby 3/10

20220328_111037.jpg

20220328_111037.jpg

Abby pre-drought 3/28

20220407_095443.jpg

20220407_095443.jpg

Abby post-drought 4/7

20220410_134927.jpg

20220410_134927.jpg

Abby pre-chop

20220410_152823.jpg

20220410_152823.jpg

Abby - seeds found

20220420_143354.jpg

20220420_143354.jpg

Abby - Are these shrunken nanners?

20220418_101648.jpg

20220418_101648.jpg

Abby hang drying

20220424_121830.jpg

20220424_121830.jpg

Abby in the trim bin

20220424_123608.jpg

20220424_123608.jpg

Abby best buds


Betty (White Widow) did pretty good for a seed that popped up with her root in the air, then had to have her shell manually removed ;) I may have been too early LSTing her to the ground as she really never grew like the others. She stayed short and squat. I think the fasciated bud may have come from LSTing too early as well. I also droughted her too early the first time. She was actually droughted twice and she looked like it.

Betty came in at around 4oz (114g), which is still better than my previous White Widows. I'm not sure if the strain is just not a big yielder, or perhaps doesn't take to the training I do. Either way it's fantastic daytime smoke. I am interested to see if/how the drought has changed the effects but I'm waiting for more cure first. She only tested in at 10.6% THC, which is the lowest of all of the plants I have grown. Not sure if that was a testing error or something else, I will do more tested in the future. We haven't found any seeds on her yet.

The Fasciated Bud ended up being really neat. The branch is like a flat ribbon, and the buds were growing from the stalk from multiple angles. It really ended up being a lot more bud than I'd expected.
20211104_Betty_upsidedown.jpg

20211104_Betty_upsidedown.jpg

Betty sprouted root up 11/4

20211105_Betty_helmet.jpg

20211105_Betty_helmet.jpg

Betty with her helmet 11/5

20211202_Betty.jpg

20211202_Betty.jpg

Betty LSTed to the ground 12/2

20211225_064429.jpg

20211225_064429.jpg

Betty 12/25

20220225_110308.jpg

20220225_110308.jpg


20220308_115720.jpg

20220308_115720.jpg

Betty 3/8

20220329_114651.jpg

20220329_114651.jpg

Betty fasciated bud 3/29

20220410_104201.jpg

20220410_104201.jpg

Betty ready to chop 4/10

20220420_142833.jpg

20220420_142833.jpg

Fasciated stem

20220420_143228.jpg

20220420_143228.jpg

Fasciated bud

20220424_115516.jpg

20220424_115516.jpg

Betty best buds


Jenny (Purple Haze) has always been my favorite. From the hint of purple when she first sprouted to those large dark fan leaves, she has thrived from early on. Even before I could smell that spicy berry scent I decided to clone her for the next run. She had a huge trunk and branches and never needed any support for her buds. Every time we watered these girls we would all need to go smell Jenny because she smelled so good. I was able to drop the temperatures a little in flower, which really bought out her purple.

She was the biggest yield at just over 8oz (229g) and 18.5% THC. Her buds are super dense and heavy and the stickiest of the three. From a couple of test smokes she has a fantastic energetic buzz that lasts a while. I can't wait for her to be fully cured so she can get that full berry flavor back. I am REALLY excited for the next harvest now, with four of her clones!
20211104_Jenny.jpg

20211104_Jenny.jpg

Jenny sprout 11/4

20211127_Jenny_top.jpg

20211127_Jenny_top.jpg

Jenny 11/27

20211225_064649.jpg

20211225_064649.jpg

Jenny 12/25

20220310_110831.jpg

20220310_110831.jpg

Jenny 3/10

20220408_114153.jpg

20220408_114153.jpg

Jenny 4/8

20220407_101056.jpg

20220407_101056.jpg

Jenny 4/7

20220410_170255.jpg

20220410_170255.jpg

Jenny 4/10

20220410_171803.jpg

20220410_171803.jpg

Jenny chopped

20220411_115300.jpg

20220411_115300.jpg

Jenny hanging

20220424_110837.jpg

20220424_110837.jpg

Jenny best buds


Thank you all for following along on this grow with me. I never set out to grow in soil but I'm really glad I did. I definitely enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I already miss the watering days, smoking and hanging with the girls down in the basement. I really learned a lot from growing in soil that will come in handy in the future with mothers and other plants.

Special thanks to @Emliya for her thread on how to water correctly. I had to read this several times for it to sink in, but it finally did. And thank you as well for helping me figure out how to water all the way through flower. You are a tremendous asset to this site and all of us growers.

Thank you @Krissi and @Maritimer for the information on droughting. I am still curing the bud but the few test smokes I've taken tell me this may be something special. Thanks for spreading your knowledge and for your help during my drought.

And thanks again to @Bill284 for your support and guidance. Like so many people on this site I value your wisdom and words of encouragement. Thanks for joining me on another grow.

And of course, Thank you @Prescription Blend for sponsoring this grow journal. Starting the plants on Prescription Blend was a turning point in this grow. The packaging is great, the schedule is easy to follow, and the nutes work fantastic. I may be moving to RDWC in the future, but I'll always use @Prescription Blend for my mothers & soil plants. Great stuff.

This is the end of this grow journal. Join me on my next grow as I grow four Jenny clones in RDWC. And stay tuned for a new grow journal soon. Thanks again everyone, may your gardens be green and your harvests bountiful!
 
LKABudMan said:
Date: 4/25/22 - Final Journal Entry
Strains - Hindu Kush (Abby), Purple Haze (Jenny), and White Widow (Betty) - All fem and photo
Medium - Fox Farms Happy Frog & Ocean Forest + 10% perlite in 5gal cloth pots
Nutrients - @Prescription Blend
Water - Carbon-filtered well water (100ppm)
Temperatures
Screenshot_20220425-153207_Govee Home.jpg

Screenshot_20220425-153207_Govee Home.jpg

2nd grow flower temps 4/25

Feeding Notes
Screenshot_20220425-153410_Sheets.jpg

Screenshot_20220425-153410_Sheets.jpg

2nd grow tracker final 4/25/22

They drying closet worked out really well. I'm glad I put the humidifier in there to keep it at 60% as it let me extend the drying time. I ended up bagging some of the smaller buds on day# 9. The rest of the buds were ready on day# 10. I bucked all the buds off the stems and into the Grove bags. I'm monitoring the humidity in the bags with a Govee. It started off at 58% and has risen to 62% over the past couple of days. I'm tumbling the bags and I'll vent them if I see humidity getting too high. Right now they seem to be curing perfectly. Another month in the bags and they should be ready to go.

One of the 'toys' I have is a tcheck. This device uses light refraction to measure total cannaboids in solution. You measure a set amount of bud (at least .1g), mix it with 10ml 99.9% isopropyl alcohol, and shake for 10 minutes. Then you place about 5-6 filtered drops of the resulting solution into the tcheck and it measures the total cannaboids found in the sample. The device is only accurate to within 15% so it is more of a guideline. I've measured a sample of a bag I purchased (20%), my dad's first grow that got seeded then struggled to finish (6.9%), and my brother's first grow that was harvested a bit early due to weather & spider mites (7.5%). I believe the device is giving a good baseline. I measured all of the 'top' buds on each plant and the results are below. The readings are noticeably lower on this grow than my last. I'm not sure if that it the difference in growing in soil or something else. Of course I know that THC% is not everything but it is an interesting data point. That said, on to the plants...

Abby (Hindu Kush) was my first soil plant (sprouted 10/20/21) and she had a rough start. First I was under watering then over watering. When she was topped on 11/22, she was skinny, yellowed and drooping. Then I got @Prescription Blend and learned how to water and she really took off. She was the first plant I've topped and I really loved her structure. She was a Christmas wreath at one point with all of her buds in a circle. Then in flower she really grew into a star with those huge buds. I had to put bamboo stakes in her pot to keep her buds from flopping everywhere. She was droughted for a full 11 days right before the chop and took it like a champ.

She ended up yielding just over 7oz (199g). She had quite a few seeds in her lowers but her tops looked clean. I think she may have been the one to throw a couple of nanners too. Her buds are very floral and woody and packed with trics. Testing at 16.3% THC, she'll make a lot of good medicine.
20211104_Abby_side.jpg

20211104_Abby_side.jpg

Abby 11/4

20211121_Abby_b4_side.jpg

20211121_Abby_b4_side.jpg

Abby 11/21 before topping

20211225_064450.jpg

20211225_064450.jpg

Abby 12/25

20220204_070333.jpg

20220204_070333.jpg

Abby 2/4

20220310_112848.jpg

20220310_112848.jpg

Abby 3/10

20220328_111037.jpg

20220328_111037.jpg

Abby pre-drought 3/28

20220407_095443.jpg

20220407_095443.jpg

Abby post-drought 4/7

20220410_134927.jpg

20220410_134927.jpg

Abby pre-chop

20220410_152823.jpg

20220410_152823.jpg

Abby - seeds found

20220420_143354.jpg

20220420_143354.jpg

Abby - Are these shrunken nanners?

20220418_101648.jpg

20220418_101648.jpg

Abby hang drying

20220424_121830.jpg

20220424_121830.jpg

Abby in the trim bin

20220424_123608.jpg

20220424_123608.jpg

Abby best buds


Betty (White Widow) did pretty good for a seed that popped up with her root in the air, then had to have her shell manually removed ;) I may have been too early LSTing her to the ground as she really never grew like the others. She stayed short and squat. I think the fasciated bud may have come from LSTing too early as well. I also droughted her too early the first time. She was actually droughted twice and she looked like it.

Betty came in at around 4oz (114g), which is still better than my previous White Widows. I'm not sure if the strain is just not a big yielder, or perhaps doesn't take to the training I do. Either way it's fantastic daytime smoke. I am interested to see if/how the drought has changed the effects but I'm waiting for more cure first. She only tested in at 10.6% THC, which is the lowest of all of the plants I have grown. Not sure if that was a testing error or something else, I will do more tested in the future. We haven't found any seeds on her yet.

The Fasciated Bud ended up being really neat. The branch is like a flat ribbon, and the buds were growing from the stalk from multiple angles. It really ended up being a lot more bud than I'd expected.
20211104_Betty_upsidedown.jpg

20211104_Betty_upsidedown.jpg

Betty sprouted root up 11/4

20211105_Betty_helmet.jpg

20211105_Betty_helmet.jpg

Betty with her helmet 11/5

20211202_Betty.jpg

20211202_Betty.jpg

Betty LSTed to the ground 12/2

20211225_064429.jpg

20211225_064429.jpg

Betty 12/25

20220225_110308.jpg

20220225_110308.jpg


20220308_115720.jpg

20220308_115720.jpg

Betty 3/8

20220329_114651.jpg

20220329_114651.jpg

Betty fasciated bud 3/29

20220410_104201.jpg

20220410_104201.jpg

Betty ready to chop 4/10

20220420_142833.jpg

20220420_142833.jpg

Fasciated stem

20220420_143228.jpg

20220420_143228.jpg

Fasciated bud

20220424_115516.jpg

20220424_115516.jpg

Betty best buds


Jenny (Purple Haze) has always been my favorite. From the hint of purple when she first sprouted to those large dark fan leaves, she has thrived from early on. Even before I could smell that spicy berry scent I decided to clone her for the next run. She had a huge trunk and branches and never needed any support for her buds. Every time we watered these girls we would all need to go smell Jenny because she smelled so good. I was able to drop the temperatures a little in flower, which really bought out her purple.

She was the biggest yield at just over 8oz (229g) and 18.5% THC. Her buds are super dense and heavy and the stickiest of the three. From a couple of test smokes she has a fantastic energetic buzz that lasts a while. I can't wait for her to be fully cured so she can get that full berry flavor back. I am REALLY excited for the next harvest now, with four of her clones!
20211104_Jenny.jpg

20211104_Jenny.jpg

Jenny sprout 11/4

20211127_Jenny_top.jpg

20211127_Jenny_top.jpg

Jenny 11/27

20211225_064649.jpg

20211225_064649.jpg

Jenny 12/25

20220310_110831.jpg

20220310_110831.jpg

Jenny 3/10

20220408_114153.jpg

20220408_114153.jpg

Jenny 4/8

20220407_101056.jpg

20220407_101056.jpg

Jenny 4/7

20220410_170255.jpg

20220410_170255.jpg

Jenny 4/10

20220410_171803.jpg

20220410_171803.jpg

Jenny chopped

20220411_115300.jpg

20220411_115300.jpg

Jenny hanging

20220424_110837.jpg

20220424_110837.jpg

Jenny best buds


Thank you all for following along on this grow with me. I never set out to grow in soil but I'm really glad I did. I definitely enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I already miss the watering days, smoking and hanging with the girls down in the basement. I really learned a lot from growing in soil that will come in handy in the future with mothers and other plants.

Special thanks to @Emliya for her thread on how to water correctly. I had to read this several times for it to sink in, but it finally did. And thank you as well for helping me figure out how to water all the way through flower. You are a tremendous asset to this site and all of us growers.

Thank you @Krissi and @Maritimer for the information on droughting. I am still curing the bud but the few test smokes I've taken tell me this may be something special. Thanks for spreading your knowledge and for your help during my drought.

And thanks again to @Bill284 for your support and guidance. Like so many people on this site I value your wisdom and words of encouragement. Thanks for joining me on another grow.

And of course, Thank you @Prescription Blend for sponsoring this grow journal. Starting the plants on Prescription Blend was a turning point in this grow. The packaging is great, the schedule is easy to follow, and the nutes work fantastic. I may be moving to RDWC in the future, but I'll always use @Prescription Blend for my mothers & soil plants. Great stuff.

This is the end of this grow journal. Join me on my next grow as I grow four Jenny clones in RDWC. And stay tuned for a new grow journal soon. Thanks again everyone, may your gardens be green and your harvests bountiful!
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Awesome report sir.... And glad your few test smokes are pleasant, you deserve good smoke. Catch ya on the other side.
 
LKABudMan said:
Date: 4/25/22 - Final Journal Entry
Strains - Hindu Kush (Abby), Purple Haze (Jenny), and White Widow (Betty) - All fem and photo
Medium - Fox Farms Happy Frog & Ocean Forest + 10% perlite in 5gal cloth pots
Nutrients - @Prescription Blend
Water - Carbon-filtered well water (100ppm)
Temperatures
Screenshot_20220425-153207_Govee Home.jpg

Screenshot_20220425-153207_Govee Home.jpg

2nd grow flower temps 4/25

Feeding Notes
Screenshot_20220425-153410_Sheets.jpg

Screenshot_20220425-153410_Sheets.jpg

2nd grow tracker final 4/25/22

They drying closet worked out really well. I'm glad I put the humidifier in there to keep it at 60% as it let me extend the drying time. I ended up bagging some of the smaller buds on day# 9. The rest of the buds were ready on day# 10. I bucked all the buds off the stems and into the Grove bags. I'm monitoring the humidity in the bags with a Govee. It started off at 58% and has risen to 62% over the past couple of days. I'm tumbling the bags and I'll vent them if I see humidity getting too high. Right now they seem to be curing perfectly. Another month in the bags and they should be ready to go.

One of the 'toys' I have is a tcheck. This device uses light refraction to measure total cannaboids in solution. You measure a set amount of bud (at least .1g), mix it with 10ml 99.9% isopropyl alcohol, and shake for 10 minutes. Then you place about 5-6 filtered drops of the resulting solution into the tcheck and it measures the total cannaboids found in the sample. The device is only accurate to within 15% so it is more of a guideline. I've measured a sample of a bag I purchased (20%), my dad's first grow that got seeded then struggled to finish (6.9%), and my brother's first grow that was harvested a bit early due to weather & spider mites (7.5%). I believe the device is giving a good baseline. I measured all of the 'top' buds on each plant and the results are below. The readings are noticeably lower on this grow than my last. I'm not sure if that it the difference in growing in soil or something else. Of course I know that THC% is not everything but it is an interesting data point. That said, on to the plants...

Abby (Hindu Kush) was my first soil plant (sprouted 10/20/21) and she had a rough start. First I was under watering then over watering. When she was topped on 11/22, she was skinny, yellowed and drooping. Then I got @Prescription Blend and learned how to water and she really took off. She was the first plant I've topped and I really loved her structure. She was a Christmas wreath at one point with all of her buds in a circle. Then in flower she really grew into a star with those huge buds. I had to put bamboo stakes in her pot to keep her buds from flopping everywhere. She was droughted for a full 11 days right before the chop and took it like a champ.

She ended up yielding just over 7oz (199g). She had quite a few seeds in her lowers but her tops looked clean. I think she may have been the one to throw a couple of nanners too. Her buds are very floral and woody and packed with trics. Testing at 16.3% THC, she'll make a lot of good medicine.
20211104_Abby_side.jpg

20211104_Abby_side.jpg

Abby 11/4

20211121_Abby_b4_side.jpg

20211121_Abby_b4_side.jpg

Abby 11/21 before topping

20211225_064450.jpg

20211225_064450.jpg

Abby 12/25

20220204_070333.jpg

20220204_070333.jpg

Abby 2/4

20220310_112848.jpg

20220310_112848.jpg

Abby 3/10

20220328_111037.jpg

20220328_111037.jpg

Abby pre-drought 3/28

20220407_095443.jpg

20220407_095443.jpg

Abby post-drought 4/7

20220410_134927.jpg

20220410_134927.jpg

Abby pre-chop

20220410_152823.jpg

20220410_152823.jpg

Abby - seeds found

20220420_143354.jpg

20220420_143354.jpg

Abby - Are these shrunken nanners?

20220418_101648.jpg

20220418_101648.jpg

Abby hang drying

20220424_121830.jpg

20220424_121830.jpg

Abby in the trim bin

20220424_123608.jpg

20220424_123608.jpg

Abby best buds


Betty (White Widow) did pretty good for a seed that popped up with her root in the air, then had to have her shell manually removed ;) I may have been too early LSTing her to the ground as she really never grew like the others. She stayed short and squat. I think the fasciated bud may have come from LSTing too early as well. I also droughted her too early the first time. She was actually droughted twice and she looked like it.

Betty came in at around 4oz (114g), which is still better than my previous White Widows. I'm not sure if the strain is just not a big yielder, or perhaps doesn't take to the training I do. Either way it's fantastic daytime smoke. I am interested to see if/how the drought has changed the effects but I'm waiting for more cure first. She only tested in at 10.6% THC, which is the lowest of all of the plants I have grown. Not sure if that was a testing error or something else, I will do more tested in the future. We haven't found any seeds on her yet.

The Fasciated Bud ended up being really neat. The branch is like a flat ribbon, and the buds were growing from the stalk from multiple angles. It really ended up being a lot more bud than I'd expected.
20211104_Betty_upsidedown.jpg

20211104_Betty_upsidedown.jpg

Betty sprouted root up 11/4

20211105_Betty_helmet.jpg

20211105_Betty_helmet.jpg

Betty with her helmet 11/5

20211202_Betty.jpg

20211202_Betty.jpg

Betty LSTed to the ground 12/2

20211225_064429.jpg

20211225_064429.jpg

Betty 12/25

20220225_110308.jpg

20220225_110308.jpg


20220308_115720.jpg

20220308_115720.jpg

Betty 3/8

20220329_114651.jpg

20220329_114651.jpg

Betty fasciated bud 3/29

20220410_104201.jpg

20220410_104201.jpg

Betty ready to chop 4/10

20220420_142833.jpg

20220420_142833.jpg

Fasciated stem

20220420_143228.jpg

20220420_143228.jpg

Fasciated bud

20220424_115516.jpg

20220424_115516.jpg

Betty best buds


Jenny (Purple Haze) has always been my favorite. From the hint of purple when she first sprouted to those large dark fan leaves, she has thrived from early on. Even before I could smell that spicy berry scent I decided to clone her for the next run. She had a huge trunk and branches and never needed any support for her buds. Every time we watered these girls we would all need to go smell Jenny because she smelled so good. I was able to drop the temperatures a little in flower, which really bought out her purple.

She was the biggest yield at just over 8oz (229g) and 18.5% THC. Her buds are super dense and heavy and the stickiest of the three. From a couple of test smokes she has a fantastic energetic buzz that lasts a while. I can't wait for her to be fully cured so she can get that full berry flavor back. I am REALLY excited for the next harvest now, with four of her clones!
20211104_Jenny.jpg

20211104_Jenny.jpg

Jenny sprout 11/4

20211127_Jenny_top.jpg

20211127_Jenny_top.jpg

Jenny 11/27

20211225_064649.jpg

20211225_064649.jpg

Jenny 12/25

20220310_110831.jpg

20220310_110831.jpg

Jenny 3/10

20220408_114153.jpg

20220408_114153.jpg

Jenny 4/8

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Jenny 4/10

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Jenny chopped

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Jenny hanging

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Jenny best buds


Thank you all for following along on this grow with me. I never set out to grow in soil but I'm really glad I did. I definitely enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I already miss the watering days, smoking and hanging with the girls down in the basement. I really learned a lot from growing in soil that will come in handy in the future with mothers and other plants.

Special thanks to @Emliya for her thread on how to water correctly. I had to read this several times for it to sink in, but it finally did. And thank you as well for helping me figure out how to water all the way through flower. You are a tremendous asset to this site and all of us growers.

Thank you @Krissi and @Maritimer for the information on droughting. I am still curing the bud but the few test smokes I've taken tell me this may be something special. Thanks for spreading your knowledge and for your help during my drought.

And thanks again to @Bill284 for your support and guidance. Like so many people on this site I value your wisdom and words of encouragement. Thanks for joining me on another grow.

And of course, Thank you @Prescription Blend for sponsoring this grow journal. Starting the plants on Prescription Blend was a turning point in this grow. The packaging is great, the schedule is easy to follow, and the nutes work fantastic. I may be moving to RDWC in the future, but I'll always use @Prescription Blend for my mothers & soil plants. Great stuff.

This is the end of this grow journal. Join me on my next grow as I grow four Jenny clones in RDWC. And stay tuned for a new grow journal soon. Thanks again everyone, may your gardens be green and your harvests bountiful!
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Congrats on another bountiful harvest my friend. :bravo:

Stay safe :cheesygrinsmiley:
Bill
 
Ahoy BudMan,
Seeing your prized plants browned and wrinkled a bit tells me that our war on pain will see us counterattacking the bastard in Virginia now. The east and west coasts are now droughting with strong support from our Canadian brothers in the north and the Apache Indians just south of the Rio Grande, together we are giving North American pain a kick in the ass.

About thc testing and your patients.
Keep in mind even with your lowest thc strains, the effects of drought on the medicine are noticeable and welcomed by the patient users. They will tell you. :love:
 
Way to wrap things up Budman! And congrats on the bounty!

I had a great time following your grow and am looking forward to the next. :thumb:
 
Maritimer said:
Ahoy BudMan,
Seeing your prized plants browned and wrinkled a bit tells me that our war on pain will see us counterattacking the bastard in Virginia now. The east and west coasts are now droughting with strong support from our Canadian brothers in the north and the Apache Indians just south of the Rio Grande, together we are giving North American pain a kick in the ass.

About thc testing and your patients.
Keep in mind even with your lowest thc strains, the effects of drought on the medicine are noticeable and welcomed by the patient users. They will tell you. :love:
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Hell yea @Maritimer and I'm spreading the news to everyone I know. Now I just need to find a way to drought in the RDWC ;)
 
Grand Daddy Black said:
Way to wrap things up Budman! And congrats on the bounty!

I had a great time following your grow and am looking forward to the next. :thumb:
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Thanks a lot @Grand Daddy Black I really appreciate it. I'm looking forward to seeing the bubblegum machine in full bloom :)
 
@LKABudMan I was admiring your work and it seems like youy might be able to help me if you dont mind. Im currently waiting on 2 autos to finish up and I am planning my next grow. I have some Hindu Kush and Durban Poison seeds both Photos and I would Like to do a scrog with a landrace theme. Do think the Hindu Kush would do good in a scrog or is it to bushy Your plants look awesome and I assume you just did some LST is there any other advice you could pass on? it would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
 
Savvage61 said:
@LKABudMan I was admiring your work and it seems like youy might be able to help me if you dont mind. Im currently waiting on 2 autos to finish up and I am planning my next grow. I have some Hindu Kush and Durban Poison seeds both Photos and I would Like to do a scrog with a landrace theme. Do think the Hindu Kush would do good in a scrog or is it to bushy Your plants look awesome and I assume you just did some LST is there any other advice you could pass on? it would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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Hi @Savvage61 My Hindu Kush (420) was bushy. The first time I grew her was in a scrog and we ended up with a lot of larf and trim. She would do well in a scrog if mainlined/quadlined. Pick the branches you want to flower and get rid of everything else, otherwise you'll end up with a cabbage under there ;) Good luck on your grow.
 
LKABudMan said:
Hi @Savvage61 My Hindu Kush (420) was bushy. The first time I grew her was in a scrog and we ended up with a lot of larf and trim. She would do well in a scrog if mainlined/quadlined. Pick the branches you want to flower and get rid of everything else, otherwise you'll end up with a cabbage under there ;) Good luck on your grow.
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Thanks, I just went thru with a similar problem identical plants Godzilla cookies one grew like a Sativa and one was a bush. I have been looking for a plant that tastes like the old-school hash for about 30 yrs now the old Thai stick or lambs breath I know today's pot is so much better but the taste was exceptional and as far as I can find the middle east Kush is supposed to have the hash taste. I know it sounds a bit odd wanting a taste I guess I am Nostalgic
Thank you very much for your help :thumb:
 

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