Delicious seeds suger black rose grow

Thought this might be interesting for people looking into this strain. Here is a before and after. The first pic was taken when I had first put it in the bucket from a coco cup on May 10th, the others were taken today (Aug 3rd) just so you can see the veg development. I f*cking love her.

week four of flower with 4+ weeks to go

odin'sgarden said:

week four of flower with 4+ weeks to go

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Lovin' that frost creeping out to the tips of those leaves. Looking nice!

odin'sgarden said:

week four of flower with 4+ weeks to go

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looking good..im a big fan of delicious! i got fruity chronic juice goign at the moment..i have grew the marmalate and northern light blue as well great strains..they give a great yeild outdoors as well..just orderd from herbies and got some delicious critical super silver haze that will be for next year outside..i been wondering about this strain and also their black russian..i plan to grow all delicious and bomb seeds out evenutally except autos..i really like their flavor and stone

Looking good. I'll post pics of the clones soon ; they're in 1 gallon fabric containers with an enriched soil mix and are doing well. My girl outside is healthy and has started flowering. This is the first time growing her outdoors up here and I'm hoping she finishes before the frost . Odin, how about some pics of those breeders? Take it easy growers, can't wait for more bud shots.

Week 5 of flower

I think they could use a little more nitrogen

walter diggens said:

I think they could use a little more nitrogen

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I second that

@odin'sgarden those look nice, they are purple hued? Looks that way. What type of aroma are you getting off them? Good luck

Peace

odin'sgarden said:

Week 5 of flower

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They look incredible! Nice work odin

walter diggens said:

I think they could use a little more nitrogen

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I disagree. He is growing buds not leaves and stems. The higher the percentage of nitrogen in late flowering, the lower the thc levels.

althor said:

I disagree. He is growing buds not leaves and stems. The higher the percentage of nitrogen in late flowering, the lower the thc levels.

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Sorry bud but I believe that to be completely false. And one certainly doesnt stuff them full of phosphorus.

Peace

althor said:

I disagree. He is growing buds not leaves and stems. The higher the percentage of nitrogen in late flowering, the lower the thc levels.

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Where is this information coming from? The ass on your shoulders or the one between your legs?

Week 6 of flower just 2+ weeks to go

Nice man! Looking very black domina dominant hey

Here's my girl out side she's 6 ft and looks like she is I her first week of flower

Uh, apparently some of you guys have never heard of "search" or "research".
Tests have been done, and it has been proven. But hey, do whatever you want, I don't care how your grows turn out since I don't smoke it.

Here is a small quote from the study....

The decrease was significant in the case of the highest N dose (Fig. 1b). THC contents of leaves from various plant regions were significantly different, independent of the N level (Tab. 3, see: F-value of Factor "a") The other factor, N fertilizer treatment, also had a statistically significant effect on THC content of leaves (Tab. 3, F-value of Factor "b"). There was no interaction between the two factors (Tab. 3, F-value of Factor "a X b") in relation to leaf THC content.


Do your research and you can read the entire study....

Conclusion...

DiscussionThese experiments show that the THC content of leaves decreases with increasing N doses. This phenomenon is favorable for agricultural production, because nitrogen fertilization will increase stem yield and simultaneously decrease THC content of the plant significantly. Additional studies are necessary to determine optimal N dose/ha, time of application, fertilizer type and the lowest THC content achievable under field conditions.


I will be waiting patiently for you to show me an experiment that disproves this.

Week 7 of flower

here's my sbr fem male