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Nughead78

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skunkjar420 said:
Mix of cuts here, 2 are Ethos and 2 from "Frosted Genetics" whoever that is from Caveman Seeds, their star pollen chucker I suppose.

Wedding Cake x Temple Kush
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Pollen chucking for myself - trying not to import seeds for a little while, threw some clones in the baby greenhouse with a beefy Ethos male and let the sunshine do it's thing

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This clone was a Key Lime Kush from Katsu. Huge seeds on it so far, clone isn't very big, only has around 200 seeds on it which is more than I'll need.

I'd hate to be trying to grow proper sensimilla outdoor this season, bud rot would be through the roof where I am
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Keen on palming off a few seeds for $s mate?
 
Rewerb

Rewerb

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Lucky Luke said:
they look way early. You getting mold or?
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Perhaps a bit. They're at 8 weeks since I flipped them in the tent & put them outside about 6 weeks ago cos they were stretching into the light. The trich's are cloudy with a touch of amber here & there, so I'm in the window.

Yep, I'm finding a couple of spots of but rot in places (we live in cloud a lot of the time), as well as caterpillars, so I decided to take them down early before the weather turns & potentially lose a whole lot more (like you spotted in my last-year's OD crop).
 
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Nughead78

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Rewerb said:
Perhaps a bit. They're at 8 weeks since I flipped them in the tent & put them outside about 6 weeks ago cos they were stretching into the light. The trich's are cloudy with a touch of amber here & there, so I'm in the window.

Yep, I'm finding a couple of spots of but rot in places (we live in cloud a lot of the time), as well as caterpillars, so I decided to take them down early before the weather turns & potentially lose a whole lot more (like you spotted in my last-year's OD crop).
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Im in the same boat with a bit of rot in one plant. Been in the shed hand trimming for about 3 hours and not even half way through yet.
 
Rewerb

Rewerb

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10 plants chopped/trimmed/H2O2-washed & hung to dry, cleaned-up & having a beer - all in about 5 lazy hours:D
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I'm sure I'll want to go-back & do a final manicure by hand on some of this, but the time saved using the table-top trimmer is an absolute BOON!

Edit: Since I gave up smoking about 7 months ago, most of this will go to edibles & extracts, so appearance doesn't really concern me right now.

I'm in two minds whether to clean the blades on the machine now (reclaiming quite a bit of "blade-hash"), or leave it until the end of the season & do it all in one go.
 
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PURPLEB3RRYKUSH

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Rewerb said:
They're all a bit different, even though they're all clones from the same plant grown from home-made feminised seeds:

This one has a huge top cola:
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This one is a bit straggly (I'll put it down to differences in the soil they're in)
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This is 3 clones that I chucked in one large pot:
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Here's another 3 clones in one pot that I experimented with Supercropping on, but I actually prefer the untouched ones.
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They're all getting close to the end (probably another 3-4 weeks) & so far, no signs of bud rot in any of them.

I've backed right-off on feeding them N, so the yellowing is to be expected.
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Nice i need to get of my ass and get some going in the bush.
 
LowRange

LowRange

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Rewerb said:
10 plants chopped/trimmed/H2O2-washed & hung to dry, cleaned-up & having a beer - all in about 5 lazy hours:D
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I'm sure I'll want to go-back & do a final manicure by hand on some of this, but the time saved using the table-top trimmer is an absolute BOON!

Edit: Since I gave up smoking about 7 months ago, most of this will go to edibles & extracts, so appearance doesn't really concern me right now.

I'm in two minds whether to clean the blades on the machine now (reclaiming quite a bit of "blade-hash"), or leave it until the end of the season & do it all in one go.
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Well done great harvest, you have to be happy with that. The trimmer seems to work well too, looks quite clean.

Lucky Luke said:
5 weeks if im not mistakin.
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Not much light hitting the floor of that tent, looks amazing. Have you ever posted a grow diary?
 
jungle666

jungle666

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Rewerb said:
10 plants chopped/trimmed/H2O2-washed & hung to dry, cleaned-up & having a beer - all in about 5 lazy hours:D
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I'm sure I'll want to go-back & do a final manicure by hand on some of this, but the time saved using the table-top trimmer is an absolute BOON!

Edit: Since I gave up smoking about 7 months ago, most of this will go to edibles & extracts, so appearance doesn't really concern me right now.

I'm in two minds whether to clean the blades on the machine now (reclaiming quite a bit of "blade-hash"), or leave it until the end of the season & do it all in one go.
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Does a good job for the price ,where did you get it
 
Rewerb

Rewerb

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jungle666 said:
Does a good job for the price ,where did you get it
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It's not too bad & does knock a lot of trich's off. The mesh bag catches the leaf material, but allows trich's to fall-through or get blown all over everywhere, so I'm going to try putting a garbage bag over it to catch all the goodies next time. Hand trimming definitely does a better job (depending on how dense the buds are), but takes forever.

I just got it off ebay for $300, but you can get them direct from the manufacturer (VEVOR) a bit cheaper.
 
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