Thanks Shed!
Aye, I can't wait to see this one. Might take minutes or hours? Maybe multiple applications? Edit: Guess not after reading. Man the Somango's got quite a frost on!Ahoy @StoneOtter @InTheShed @DonkeyDick
I think our @Rexer here has displayed courage and trust taking a hydroponic lady and turning her into a lush trichome laden Cannabis Queen.
Stone good sir, I think we have a new Captain here.
Awesome post. Great pics. I have lots of questions, lol. So that Somango - definitely the frostiest by a decent margin, just visually. Are you able to see with the naked eye the trichome increase compared to pre-drought? Has the smell of that plant gone up a corresponding amount? (probably hard to tell in there, lol).Journal Update & Droughting Update & Harvest Update
Flower Day 46
Day 85 above ground
Tent temp: 19.8C
Tent RH%: 33% (set to continously remove RH)
Previous PPM: 914 PPM
Current PPM: 952 PPM
Adjusted PPM to: 865 PPM
PH: 6.0
Res temp: 19.6C
Water level: down
Well it's been a busy few days and nights but the Bruce Banner Auto has been harvested, bud washed and hung. It's currently halfway on the wet trim and fridge placement. The remainder will be finished tomorrow.
She gave me one surprise mutation.
And to get her out of the net, I removed the legs on her bucket, and gently lifted the net in that corner and slid her out.
And after a nice bud washing using lemon juice and baking soda.
And onto the White Berry Auto. She's still frosting up, showing a bit more purple and loving life under the ViparSpectra P4000.
And the Somango Auto who has been droughted since last Thursday. So roughly 4 days. If you want to see the pre drought pictures and trichome pictures click here
She is bursting with trichomes. And here's some pictures of her trichomes currently.
And here she is, these pictures were taken several hours after a fertigation.
And if I haven't lost your attention yet, my thanks and I hope you enjoyed the photos and i welcome any thoughts, comments or questions!
Thanks StoneOtter! She's got frost on her frost!
Thanks Jon! I appreciate it, ahe was tied with the Bruce Banner Auto for frost, but definitely takes first place now!
I want to say yes, there has been a visual increase in trichomes. Smell wise I can't say...the garage reeks of Bruce Banner
. All correct! The instant her valve was turned back on, I went into the app and triggered a 35 min fertigation. I can say without a doubt that there has been an uptick that the camera has spotted. I will be doing a gif in a day or two that captures all of it.
Yup, I did a before drought trichome pictures located here.
I appreciate it, pepper away brother!!
The last day was the hardest. And I think I'm lucky, as it didn't take nearly as long as Shed, that would be harder to watch in person.Not for the squeamish. Seeing a thirsty plant in trouble like that is like fingernails on a blackboard isn’t it?
Interesting to see the exercise done in a hydro setting. How many days since you turned off the valve, Rex?
We all want to know if there are swollen trichomes after all.
I gotta go change my underwear.So the Bruce Banner Auto has been finished harvesting. She's trimmed down to the nugs and in the harvest fridge. Not quite as many solid nugs as I'd have hoped, but some of the heaviest nugs I've grown yet. It'll be interesting to see what her final weight is.
The Somango is resting in lights off, but with what I saw on the camera today she has perked up a bit. There will be a short gif made after she's harvested showing the rebound.
Root shots as promised @InTheShed !
Thanks Jon!
Thanks West!
It’s a , wished I’d wore my glasses over here .Aquatec 8800 and it has an inline pressure sensor. I can’t see that darn little printing . He’s always told me to get one just getting lazier I guess.
Beautiful harvest Rex! Great collection of frosty nugs hanging around there.
I'm looking forward to seeing new angles.
With your harvests, this surprises no one.
Thanks Shed! I'm thinking I'll be back in trim jail in a short bit with the Somango Auto and the White Berry Auto.Beautiful harvest Rex! Great collection of frosty nugs hanging around there.
I'm looking forward to seeing new angles.
Great questions! Wish I had great answers. Truthfully, I'm not sure.
There would be a slight amount at the bottom of the bucket since it's flat. There is a groove inside that acts like a channel for drainage (which gets packed with roots). I don't think it would take too long for the plant to soak up what moisture was there?
stalks are as thick as those pots. Awsome!
Thanks Maritimer!Ahoy there,
The best news I could have hoped for is exceeded every time you post. This has been awesome tagging along.
For the science.
Can't wait for your smoke report. That is when the droughted girls tend to strut the stuff.
I know right?!? I laughed at it, apparently the plant did too. That net cup is toast nowLmao at those net cups being tested
