PaulN'Chuck
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Males will begin to ripen and relese pollen around 21-28 days of flower. If you are not breeding, get the males out of the by week three. Trust me.
thanks paul u hit my answer right on the head.Males will begin to ripen and relese pollen around 21-28 days of flower. If you are not breeding, get the males out of the by week three. Trust me.
I would have to agree paranoia at its finest, but still hope dude aint campin on my spot.Gotta hate seeing people walking around that shouldnt be. How come "cool" looking people dont get caught walking around areas we dont want them to? And why does the pot make us so paranoid?? So many questions
So far it doen't seem to be an issue. most everything that has a decent amount of buds on it is super sticky. We'll have to wait and see how it turns out to know exactly how it handles it.so hw does the rain treat your bud? I imagine it would wash a lot of the trichomes off, am I wrong?
Bud Pix View attachment 2282948View attachment 2282949View attachment 2282950View attachment 2282951 That should give you an idea of how far along I am. everything is already sticky and stanky! Smells like some lemon flavored skunks are living there. Now let me break my garden down by strain.
Stumbleweed-View attachment 2282952View attachment 2282954View attachment 2282955I've had the least luck with this strain out of all my others. From what I've experienced its not that large of a plant even in 7gl smart pots it's only a 1ft tall. This seems to be more of an auto plant then semi auto.
Early Amazon-View attachment 2282963View attachment 2282964View attachment 2282965View attachment 2282967This strain I've seemed to done well with. Tallest one is 5 ft' and is christmas tree in shape. These ones also seem to produce longer side branches then Juan.
Juan- View attachment 2282971 View attachment 2282974 View attachment 2282973 View attachment 2282972 , I def. have to say this has been the easiest of these strains to grow. They seem to grow straight up with short side branches less like a christmas tree and more like a pole. The tallest being 6ft.