TheYokel
Well-Known Member
Hello all!
I am just finishing up my first indoor soil grow (*fist pump*), and I was looking for some info/opinions on a few things.
I am growing mainly organic in Happy Frog with 400w (true watts - about 27,000 lumens) of CFLs in a 3x3 space. My ladies are in 2 gallon grow bags with some light amendments. I plan to upgrade to a 600w HPS at my soonest convenience, but that is another topic.
I am working with a True Og Kush pheno that I am absolutely in love with. It doesn't yield as much as others I have grown, but the resin production is remarkable.
I have never grown this strain indoors before, and I am coming into my 9th week of flower (true flowering weeks, not just from 12/12). I started flushing them about a week ago, and I am currently sitting at around 15% clear - 70% milky - 15% amber trichomes. White pistils are disappearing, calyxes are swollen, and they fricking STINK. Buds are getting heavy enough the branches can't support them.
My inquiry is: I am not seeing much yellowing of my leaves. Some leaves are yellowing, but the plant as a whole is just trucking on along green as can be. Is this normal in indoor OG Kush? Could it be my soil composition is keeping them green even without any organics being added? The only thing I have been giving them for over a week is ph balanced molasses water. Yet here they are, green and smiling at me, lol.
I have taken some sample buds and sun-dried them outside and sampled them. The stone is pretty mild but it's also fairly instant and long-lasting. More of the giggles than a couch-lock. They taste good (for being sun-dried for 8 hours, lol) and they burn to a clean white ash. So far everything seems on the right path, except they just aren't yellowing off.
Do you all think I should give them the chop before I get too much more amber (since they will continue to amber while drying anyways), or should I wait for the leaves to finish off? I really don't want to take them too long and have them start foxtailing and the trichs degrading on me.
(I will try to get a few pictures up. This is my first post, so bear with me and wish me luck figuring this out, lol.)
The second pick is showing how bad they lean when they aren't being supported, lol. You can see the top fans yellowing (and also where I deprived them of nutes for too long, lol), and the bottoms getting a yellow-green color going... but everything else is as green as can be. Sugar leaves are still very healthy, so I dunno.
Thanks everyone!
I am just finishing up my first indoor soil grow (*fist pump*), and I was looking for some info/opinions on a few things.
I am growing mainly organic in Happy Frog with 400w (true watts - about 27,000 lumens) of CFLs in a 3x3 space. My ladies are in 2 gallon grow bags with some light amendments. I plan to upgrade to a 600w HPS at my soonest convenience, but that is another topic.
I am working with a True Og Kush pheno that I am absolutely in love with. It doesn't yield as much as others I have grown, but the resin production is remarkable.
I have never grown this strain indoors before, and I am coming into my 9th week of flower (true flowering weeks, not just from 12/12). I started flushing them about a week ago, and I am currently sitting at around 15% clear - 70% milky - 15% amber trichomes. White pistils are disappearing, calyxes are swollen, and they fricking STINK. Buds are getting heavy enough the branches can't support them.
My inquiry is: I am not seeing much yellowing of my leaves. Some leaves are yellowing, but the plant as a whole is just trucking on along green as can be. Is this normal in indoor OG Kush? Could it be my soil composition is keeping them green even without any organics being added? The only thing I have been giving them for over a week is ph balanced molasses water. Yet here they are, green and smiling at me, lol.
I have taken some sample buds and sun-dried them outside and sampled them. The stone is pretty mild but it's also fairly instant and long-lasting. More of the giggles than a couch-lock. They taste good (for being sun-dried for 8 hours, lol) and they burn to a clean white ash. So far everything seems on the right path, except they just aren't yellowing off.
Do you all think I should give them the chop before I get too much more amber (since they will continue to amber while drying anyways), or should I wait for the leaves to finish off? I really don't want to take them too long and have them start foxtailing and the trichs degrading on me.
(I will try to get a few pictures up. This is my first post, so bear with me and wish me luck figuring this out, lol.)
The second pick is showing how bad they lean when they aren't being supported, lol. You can see the top fans yellowing (and also where I deprived them of nutes for too long, lol), and the bottoms getting a yellow-green color going... but everything else is as green as can be. Sugar leaves are still very healthy, so I dunno.
Thanks everyone!
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