G13 Labs "BLueberry Gum"..........

Just a few pic's as these plants get close to finishing........Day 55 in flowering, this plant is the fastest of the 7 of these I have going. Great berry smell, loads of resin, no hermies which I heard was a problem with this strain. Up heady high, VERY nice taste in a joint. Only a couple more days with this plant but the others may need 2 weeks.

It's hard to tell because of the corrective lense the pic is shot thru......but the leave are turning purple.

Looking great.I just picked up a pack of those for my first official grow so I cant wait to pop em. I saw your room on your Bubba OG review and man hopefully I can pull that off. Looking forward to seeing how the Blueberry treats you.

Thanks........Bubba turned out killer. Blueberry Gum was just an after thought since I owned 5 packs of seeds and just thru them in to fill the room...but these turned out really nice too.

do you count pre-flower in your flower time?

Nope......flowering time is after 12/12 light switch.

When one see's the first flower bud developing( more than just the hairs) that is when you start flower time count, it generally takes 7 day for the plant to start to develop the flower buds once switched to 12/12, that time in-between bud development is call pre-flower time. SO add anywhere to 7-14 days to the strains harvest time by the breeder. Remember: one has a 14 day. harvest window.. Best way is to just do it ( have a few plants were you can experiment with harvest times) you will see better results by adding at least one week to your plants life!

Not necessarily..........some breeders make it a point "to state" their flowering period from the onset of 12/12. I've had many plants finish by the stated flowering times, some before too. Just depends.

As Soma says, wait until you think the plant is done, and than add another week before chopping.

Lastly, I've had some plants (i.e. Mosca C99) that was way better early than late. Take samples to smoke as you get closer so you know where you stand on potency.