One little purple pinberry

Hey guys and gals, I browse these forums alot but havn't posted.

Anyways, I have one purple pineberry here that's looking pretty ripe- I hear negative things about the strain's smell and such (catpiss or whatever), but

at least this phenotype smells really nice- mostly piney with a hint of fruity/blueberry. This is one out of 2 plants that I have, just for personal stash so I'm putting as

much care as I can into them. The pictures with the darker green leaves are very recent, the others are not.

I just started flushing the ppb with water (hoping it's not too early for this?), but it looks like it's getting close to harvest for her. Enjoy!

nother 2-3 weeks maybe..
I smoke what I like based on flavor.... the end results are pretty much the same with me on any MMJ

Thanks, that's what I was hoping to hear. I'll take better pics of her, these don't do her justice.

So flushing from here on out I guess.

I also have one Big Red growing but that plant has gone through harsh transplants and some drought, it's weeks behind the ppb but still looks promising- I'l get pics.

The first shows the big red on the left, ppb on the right, 2nd pic is of the big red (doesn't look so good huh?). The last 3 are of the ppb- I was pleasantly surprised

that my cell phone camera could get those trich shots! I've been using 3d organic solutions nutes with a mix of pearlite (20%), worm castings(30%), mushroom

compost(20%), and organic topsoil(30%).

- I agree I'm very eager to taste it, I'm all about quality of smoke with these babies.

Here's an update on my purple pineberry and big red, plus the main cola of this bag seed that I just harvested (which I planted verry late).
The first 3 are of the ppb- you can see there is some color change in some of the the leaves(purple), I can't wait to see what other colors come out with the gradually cooler nights here.
4th pic is of the big red strain (coming along), last is the bagseed weed I chopped. Enjoy! I know I will

-On a side note, I Just started some left over seeds (big bug#2 is the only one I know of)(which are now 2 weeks old) to see what happens to them outdoors, since this seems to be a very dry/warm fall and winter for my area.
If anyones interested in this extremely late-start grow I might start a thread- no promises on the results of it haha.