Foothills, outdoor, 2024

Well my two sativa ladies got fried. I think I miss measured kool bloom and completely fried them.

They received plain water for the last week but they are history.

I’m going to dry whatever has mass to it and learn that lesson the hard way.

Skunk looks yellow and it’s drying out too. It’s going to meet the blade later this week.

Blue (super blue dream) has been putting up more white hair so it’s probably going to go more than 10. Today is its first day in week 9 so I’ll keep an eye on it. IMG_0597.jpegIMG_0596.jpegIMG_0595.jpegIMG_0580.jpegIMG_0582.jpegIMG_0583.jpegIMG_0585.jpegIMG_0584.jpeg
 
Early morning update, in the ninth week for blue and skunk.

I think skunk is done. Every fan is either yellow or dry and crispy brown.
It’s still nice and green in the buds but fans are saying, I’m done.

Blue looks strong and happy. Pistils are still mostly white but turning quickly. Trichomes look to be about half and half clear to white. IMG_0717.jpegIMG_0718.jpegIMG_0721.jpegIMG_0716.jpegIMG_0715.jpegIMG_0700.jpegIMG_0691.jpegIMG_0693.jpegIMG_0687.jpegIMG_0659.jpegIMG_0653.jpeg
 
I think you are going to really going to like this grow.
You can let the skunk go a few more days or so if you think it will bulk up.
Look at sugar leaves and buds now, not the fans. They all need to go anyways.
Worry less, I think you are still all good. Just don't let the plant dry up in the sun.
No harm if you cut now for your comfort.
The plant will do things when it knows it is dying that some say are 'good' for people like you and me.
🥴
I come from the no stress grow. No stress for me and proper stress for the plant.
 
I think you are going to really going to like this grow.
You can let the skunk go a few more days or so if you think it will bulk up.
Look at sugar leaves and buds now, not the fans. They all need to go anyways.
Worry less, I think you are still all good. Just don't let the plant dry up in the sun.
No harm if you cut now for your comfort.
The plant will do things when it knows it is dying that some say are 'good' for people like you and me.
🥴
I come from the no stress grow. No stress for me and proper stress for the plant.
I’m planning to cut skunk wednesday evening, it’ll hang a couple days here in copper, then move to the Bay Area for a dry and cure.

I’m really waiting for these, I trust the system, but dang it’s hard to just keep waiting…
 
This from bandits most recent post in stoneys thread.

Cannabis is funny man. Really, I believe it's sole intent in life is to reproduce. Like from the get go it's intent is to get pregnant and produce seeds.
It plays right into our hands because we want the flowers. So all we have to do is get it past infancy and let that insatiable need to reproduce take over. Gotta keep her happy and healthy of course but once flipped, they go into something of a panic.
They're gonna do everything they can to be the best they can be and reproduce. If they're small they're gonna try to get as big as possible in a hurry.
Then we trick them by not letting them get pollinated and even more panic sets in. They turn it on late, swell up, then realize pollination is not gonna happen and begin to die.
That is all I believe that matters most. Everything else is just window dressing.
Managing that life cycle starts to fall into categories of logic and common sense. If what we're doing exploits that need to reproduce, she rewards us with bounty!

Taken from https://budbuilders.org/threads/stoneys-luv-shack.94/post-89001
I really feel this is the heart of growing.
I just posted my outdoors for compare in dying in my thread.
I think I will get some good stuff from all 3 now.
Expected nothing.
 
Rapidly approaching end of week 9.

I’m amazed at the significant number of white pistils which continue to pop out.

The colas, I stopped counting at 25, are about 4 to 5 inches wide at the base and a solid 3 inches for the entire length.

Early morning it smells like rotten fruit, but by midday it smells like blueberry muffins.

I think it’s going to make it to 11 weeks. Because skunk and the sativa sisters still have to be trimmed this week.

Gonna be busy. IMG_0849.jpegIMG_0848.jpegIMG_0847.jpegIMG_0836.jpegIMG_0833.jpegIMG_0830.jpeg
 
this was yesterday, it was warm, but not uncomfortable. With this kind of humidity (or lack there of), high temperatures are easy to live with, but it requires a lot of water.

today we’re supposed to be in the nineties, but that was yesterdays story too, so let’s see.

Plants are loving the heat, the sativas have a light green glow on their growth points indicating rapid growth (like early stretch colors), I’m guessing that they are about to get big. It’s still nearly 10 weeks of vegetative growth before a true stretch (around July 31, if past performance is any indication).View attachment 58812View attachment 58813
Nice setup
 
Funny how much they smell in the morning when cool and no sun~!
My little in compare outdoor plants stink up my whole yard~!:love:
 
Well, I had to make a cataclysmic (hyperbole) decision!
I found caterpillars, more than I was comfortable with.
I was going to spray spinosad, but I am right at the end of 9 weeks.
Many white trichs, some amber, some clear. Seems like they don’t all agree!

Anyway. I’m not a fan of putting stuff on my weed, so I chopped and did a water/peroxide rinse, followed by a water rinse..

I wanted to go one more week, but the thought of a caterpillar with a big hookah chomping on my buds just bothered me.

Here is our tap water here!IMG_0927.jpegIMG_0925.jpegIMG_0926.jpeg
 
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