Those look divine
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Pulling the Screen....
Not quite as bad as I expected. I started by pulling the buds back through the holes as I lifted it. Working my way around the perimeter and eventually end popping it off the middle.
Going to have a lot more larf this run but my daughter loves making edibles with it so she's gonna get a lot this Thanksgiving.
Not quite as bad as I expected. I started by pulling the buds back through the holes as I lifted it. Working my way around the perimeter and eventually end popping it off the middle.
Going to have a lot more larf this run but my daughter loves making edibles with it so she's gonna get a lot this Thanksgiving.
Thank you Jan
Durban Poison...6.5wks Cruising right along. I love this plant.
Cap Junky Chem91....#1 plant is 68days 12/12. Not expecting big buds from this one. They are solid but not real full but getting there. Spiral type buds. Very solid buds. Even deep in the canopy.
This plant was started into flower early and immature. I'm hoping I get a different plant from a mature clone.
This plant was started into flower early and immature. I'm hoping I get a different plant from a mature clone.
Was your caused from a power outage too?
What are ya talking bout Jan?
Your killing it brother.👍
You said your plant flowered early was it from a power outage too. Mine all flowered from a power outage so I put them outside . Sun is free
Oh, ya prob mean the cjc91 #1. It was thrown into flower less than 30days old. So it was an immature plant. When ya throw them in flower immature ya just don't get the full Monty of the plant.
I've seen big differences in mature and immature plants when it comes to the end product.
Alternating internode spacing is what I usually look for. Then I know it's fully mature and ready to flower.
A flowering clone will give you alternating spacing right as soon as it regenerates. For every leaf there comes a branch. Amazing clones.
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