Blue cheese flowering time?

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Kentucky Blue-Grazz

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Youngblood420 said:
Hey cheese and Joey, I'm about to send my BC into flower after only two weeks veg. I'm in a BCNL Bloombox. So I'm limited in height, and topped out last time w another strain. Hence the shirt veg time. I'm trying to keep it low. It's DWC hydro unit w co2 injection. Are you guys in soil, or hydro? And how tall was your plant at the end?
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How did u do ur harvest on ur bc. Thanks for any advice
 
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Argyle11

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Hey guys. I current have 4 x BC Budda on the go just finishing week 1 of flowering... what kind of yield can i expect to see off of my girls???20150308_182453.jpg20150308_182606.jpg 20150308_182726.jpg
 
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resinousflowers420

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CheeseLouise said:
well i didnt cure anything yet =) , but its very nice
I used 50% soil and 40% perlite 10% vermiculite , pebbles at the bottom
I used HESI feeds and i must say im very impressed I used at full strength every feed
during VEG I would water every , day the HESI root stuff is awesome
in flower every other day and at 3 weeks added the HESI phosphorus +

I used
this video as a guide on how to feed .
the plants seemed to love this stuff and smell taste is spot on
Ill have some more pics soon
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yeah hesi is good stuff,always got good results with hesi.
 
Travis Akers

Travis Akers

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I am not sure if I am growing BC or not. A friend of mine gave me some seed when I got my card. I am growing outside. I am growing in a 4:20 soil mix that I saw for sale on the market. This is the first time i have grown. The plants have been growing for 2 months now. Heres a pic.WP_20150505_12_08_43_Panorama.jpg
 
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Kentucky Blue-Grazz

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Argyle11 said:
Hey guys. I current have 4 x BC Budda on the go just finishing week 1 of flowering... what kind of yield can i expect to see off of my girls???View attachment 3367977View attachment 3367978 View attachment 3367979
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I ended up getting about 7 -8 ounces a plant. Its a good yeilding plant I would watch around the first few weeks of flower because they will stretch.
Kentucky Blue-Grazz said:
How did u do ur harvest on ur bc. Thanks for any advice[/QUOTE
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Travis Akers

Travis Akers

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Travis Akers said:
I am not sure if I am growing BC or not. A friend of mine gave me some seed when I got my card. I am growing outside. I am growing in a 4:20 soil mix that I saw for sale on the market. This is the first time i have grown. The plants have been growing for 2 months now. Heres a pic.View attachment 3421040
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I just looked at my plants and without a magnifying glass I can see that one of the plants is a female for sure.
 
WhsprnEye

WhsprnEye

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WILLY WONKA HAZE said:
six weeks does sound preety short i cant reaaly say 2 much cause im bout to flower my first plant and at six weeks definatley was to small to hold any large nods ooo also i heard blue cheese is sum sick lookin bud so wen u do bud it post sum pics also wher u get the seeds from
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20150517_231921.jpgHere's my blue cheese using AN and a 600 watt LED. Not too bad looking plant smells so fruity. Mmmm can't b wait to try it.
 
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ginhju

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hi will all the leaves claw or just the top leaves as i am in week 3 ov bloom under a 600 hps and sum ov the top leaves r clawin abit diddnt no if it was heat damage plz help
 
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WhsprnEye

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ginhju said:
hi will all the leaves claw or just the top leaves as i am in week 3 ov bloom under a 600 hps and sum ov the top leaves r clawin abit diddnt no if it was heat damage plz help
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Usually clawing is do to too much nitrogen. Remember your piramyd. During veg phase the plant needs more nitrogen to do its thing and during the tranaitio am phase of bloo.ing bro g levels of nitrogen down and start using more phosphorus and potassium plus whatever other additives youre going to put. You have to let your plants tell you what they need. Remember less is always more when it comes to feeding your plant. Also if you can send a pucture. Make sure your light is 18 to 24 inches away from your plant. Oh I almost forgot, ensure you flush your plants throughout your feedi g schedule so you don't get salt build ups which will end up giving you. NUtrient burn.
 
skunkd0c

skunkd0c

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i have grown a few phenos of blue cheese, the sativa leaning ones take 9-10 weeks these one tend to be really good yielding
the indica leaning more like 8 weeks these ones were more smelly and pretty good yielding too

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WhsprnEye

WhsprnEye

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skunkd0c said:
i have grown a few phenos of blue cheese, the sativa leaning ones take 9-10 weeks these one tend to be really good yielding
the indica leaning more like 8 weeks these ones were more smelly and pretty good yielding too

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I was reading yesterday someone on this thread they had sativa dominant strain. Mine is more indica dominant. Its a good strain for sure. I pushed mine just a little too much the first few weeks but it's all good now.
 
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Greenhouse;save

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Well guy's I have read this thread from start to finish and some of the comments r shear nonsense......BARNEYS FARM BLUE CHEESE will NOT finish PROPERLY in anything under 10 weeks I have grew this strain multiple times and still am and NEVER has it been under 12 weeks to finish the way it should be.....I also use biobizz nuits the same as the op and yes usually some probs r encountered when you fist switch to flower.......but......and trust me I NO wot I'm on about I have grew big buhda bc along with Barneys and when I tell you Barneys bc can take a POWER of punishment and still come out perfectly in the end as long as you let her RUN TILL SHE'S DONE.....here's a couple of pics of my last one that took the full 12 to finish...but .......as previously mentioned well worth the wait..........i think you guys can tell by now.I'm a BBC die hard .I just love the old school smelll and tast.....can't be beat imo....
 

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WhsprnEye

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Greenhouse;save said:
Well guy's I have read this thread from start to finish and some of the comments r shear nonsense......BARNEYS FARM BLUE CHEESE will NOT finish PROPERLY in anything under 10 weeks I have grew this strain multiple times and still am and NEVER has it been under 12 weeks to finish the way it should be.....I also use biobizz nuits the same as the op and yes usually some probs r encountered when you fist switch to flower.......but......and trust me I NO wot I'm on about I have grew big buhda bc along with Barneys and when I tell you Barneys bc can take a POWER of punishment and still come out perfectly in the end as long as you let her RUN TILL SHE'S DONE.....here's a couple of pics of my last one that took the full 12 to finish...but .......as previously mentioned well worth the wait..........i think you guys can tell by now.I'm a BBC die hard .I just love the old school smelll and tast.....can't be beat imo....
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Man nice pics. I like those colas. Due to my space constraints I have to super crop and train her really hard to make it hard. This run is with Hydros so I'm using LED. The next run will be with hps.
 
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jinku

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six weeks is way too short for any regular photoperiod flowering strains, I'd say nine weeks is a good start
 
Greenhouse;save

Greenhouse;save

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No flush here guy's mine r organic and fed till a week before harvesting and left till the soil is dry.......harvested.....dried .......cured......perfect......
 
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