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Isn't headache free a big change ? Now if you use vitamin C instead of the OJ does it still help? The advantage would be you wouldn't be getting the sugar.

It's nice to hear the heat is letting off. Where I live was never that warm but you can see lower numbers here by a bit too. There are less orange ladybugs around this year.

I cut this one early since I did the same last year. A lady that has nausea finds this strain settles her down like no other strain she's tried. I cut early because of canoeing on the leaves last year and I'm hoping to get the same results for her (which means cutting early this year). It's...

I'll probably get my turn and find the males next year. If you're looking for big Frostberry wouldn't be my strain of choice. This is an early pic of the grow with the 2 Frostberries on the left. They were topped twice and put up very stiff stalks with almost waxy leaves. The left most grape...

I usually throw a few teaspoons MegaCrop in the bottom of the pail unmeasured before I fill up a pail with water. The plants are liking it although purple Frostberry does have a couple burnt leaves. They're so dark a green you can't see it easily. There are places in the leaves that started...

Frostberry and OkeGrape both started from seed very early May. Went outside by end of May. I've been feeding MegaCrop lightly and watering half a pail per plant on days it doesn't rain. The bud will be good but there is a lot of white on leaves as well. BTW every single seed I planted from...

You're right. I get the angel and queen mixed up.

I'm really liking how early the blooms started. The Frostberries aren't monsters though. The FB's are the 2 shorties in the front. The 2 in the back are Okie-Grape. Peanut Butter Herijuana is another one advertising finishing before frost in northern latitudes. Green Dragon is Peanut...

Hey Playk328. It sounds like the ladies are growing like BIG weeds :-). It's nice to hear from you. I planted 2 Frostberry outside and 2 Okanagan Grape. One of the Frostberries has purple, the other doesn't. The purple one has very thick, stiff stems and has 3-5 blade leaves near the top...

I've got a Snow Angel growing now. It's the big tall one in front of the bbq. Nice smells but don't ask me what the smell is. Sticky, but not as sticky as the Pineapple Poundcake which are the shorter plants on either side. Buds look almost like foxtails (which there are a few) are building...

Especially something that has Sticky in the name. It's likely chunky and watery, not sticky any more.

Consider the time, seeds, and effort you put into a grow. Outdated nutes would be my last choice for a grow.

She's a third dog in the house. The other 2 are escape artists that wear Tractix trackers since they can go over tall fence easily and the trackers make it much easier to get them back. It tends to be a large thorn/ porcupine experience ($500-1500 per escape) which isn't as frequent now that...

Golden doodle - 14 weeks. Caged and in action.

https://www.lucky13seeds.com/post/mutant-cannabis Second Pineapple Poundcake looks like this. No weird branches but packed tight.

This is what the full plant looks like. The problem with these plants is they are prone to mold and rot. Every thing is packed so dense you have to keep an eye on them. They are also very good at being herms.

The branch is off of a Pineapple Poundcake from Lucky13. The Lucky13 Blog on mutants identifies strains that are "Mutant" and a lot of them are skunk related so you may be right on the money that it started with a skunk. The strain doesn't smell skunky though.

I had a branch that formed 2 stalks that were joined and was making freaky bud. It started looking like rot so it came off today. No need to leave questionable bud around. This is still wet since it was just cut this morning. One pic shows the end of the stalk that split, the other the bud...

I would guess you aren't getting heat stress from the lights but you don't mention temps in the tent. Do you have a fan? That helps keep things more consistent temp wise too.

Leaves are drooping. Sleep time or low water. A little curling/twisting happens on young leaves.