High_Haze
Well-Known Member
Okay long story short I inherited a blue kush autoflower that lets just say she had a really rough life. It was sprouted under a grow light, then moved to a window where it stretched like crazy, then was moved outside and left there for a few weeks with nothing but rain water. When I received the plant it was yellow and about half way through flower, the only part that had even had close to a "bud" was the top cola. I decided to experiment and see if I could save it. I transplanted the plant from its 1 gallon pot to a 3 gallon fabric pot with super soil. The plant slowly turned to a light green color as the buds finished off with orange hairs and milky trichomes.
The yield was incredibly small so I decided to leave the plant for another week. Now the plant is a dark green color. And the lower growth has exploded. The top cola has started to grow white hairs again and produce more trichomes. This plant is well past 75 days now. Should I just let her continue to do her thing or maybe consider chopping the top cola soon? I'm not too sure what the plant thinks I have never seen something like this lol. Thoughts?
The yield was incredibly small so I decided to leave the plant for another week. Now the plant is a dark green color. And the lower growth has exploded. The top cola has started to grow white hairs again and produce more trichomes. This plant is well past 75 days now. Should I just let her continue to do her thing or maybe consider chopping the top cola soon? I'm not too sure what the plant thinks I have never seen something like this lol. Thoughts?
