My Current Grow - Harvest Photos
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They're much more purple-stemmed than I was expecting - or rather, the two remaining ones are. Two of the males were green-stemmed. I've got a horrible feeling another might be male too, but will wait and see before I get too miserable. Though I've got five more seeds, so it's not the end of the world...
I've got a new Flo male in my chamber right now, and the pollen is viable, so they're gonna get done, definitely...
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PeacefulGrower
Absolutely incredible.... I'm truely amazed with your gardening skills!! And killer pics aswell!!!
Thanks - we tries our best...
Wow unbelievable stuff in here, been reading since page 1. I'm a new grower and this stuff is truely inspiring.
I was noticing that instead of growing many small plants, your plants are massive and seem to yeild an average of 3-4 ounces per plant. What are flowering these under, 400 600 or 1000?
I was noticing that instead of growing many small plants, your plants are massive and seem to yeild an average of 3-4 ounces per plant. What are flowering these under, 400 600 or 1000?
Not any more they don't...
Most of the earlier pics were taken at my last house, with a much bigger growroom, under 1200W with C02 supplementation - now I'm using a small cabinet with one 400W, so naturally I've taken a hit in yield. Also I grow so many different strains, flowering at different rates, that I rarely get to chop down a whole pile at once.
Still, my Vanilluna keeper is down in a few days, and that looks like it's going to produce quite a bit. Given the size of my space, 1.5 ounces is now my ideal target weight per plant - only a few got there so far though.
greengorillaz
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nice work!
nice work!
nice work!
Hi there Elevator man,
You know, I really love your work. Tasting it would be awesome...
Could you please elaborate on this comment? SWIM is battling with fan leaves dropping off. Any advice?
Peace.
Rabbit
What's SWIM?
As for the purple Flo, as I presume that's what you quoted from, I just chopped another plant of it, and it had many of the same problems as before, though not as extreme. It basically doesn't like nutes at all I reckon, and would be better-off fed zilch. However, this time I was producing seeds, and did want to make sure they got the food they needed - got about 60 so far, and they all look great.
As for the purple Flo, as I presume that's what you quoted from, I just chopped another plant of it, and it had many of the same problems as before, though not as extreme. It basically doesn't like nutes at all I reckon, and would be better-off fed zilch. However, this time I was producing seeds, and did want to make sure they got the food they needed - got about 60 so far, and they all look great.
Some weirdo I met.
48. Blue Satellite 2.2 f2, pheno #4 - 57 days.
48. Blue Satellite 2.2 f2, pheno #4 - 57 days.
Here's the first of the four Blue Satellite 2.2 f2s I've just been growing, kindly gifted to me by another member. All have been very fast, with minimal stretch (I could have done with a little more, to be honest), and very sturdy, with varying degrees of branching.
This pheno has hardly any branching at all, and is a classic 'pole' indica. It would have had four top buds, but I needed another clone! The buds are rock-hard and very resiny, and have a classic sweet, creamy 'blueberry' smell, similar to other UK strains I've grown like the blues and the Mystery Strain but with less fuel, and more sweetness.
Leaves are classic DJ Short in color and shape, and very beautiful - this plant is much more compact and neat than the others, but all sport large, hard buds with excellent resin coverage:
48. Blue Satellite 2.2 f2, pheno #4 - 57 days.
Here's the first of the four Blue Satellite 2.2 f2s I've just been growing, kindly gifted to me by another member. All have been very fast, with minimal stretch (I could have done with a little more, to be honest), and very sturdy, with varying degrees of branching.
This pheno has hardly any branching at all, and is a classic 'pole' indica. It would have had four top buds, but I needed another clone! The buds are rock-hard and very resiny, and have a classic sweet, creamy 'blueberry' smell, similar to other UK strains I've grown like the blues and the Mystery Strain but with less fuel, and more sweetness.
Leaves are classic DJ Short in color and shape, and very beautiful - this plant is much more compact and neat than the others, but all sport large, hard buds with excellent resin coverage:
simpleword
Active member
Beautiful! What kind of lighting do use for photos?
Just pure window-light, and the main ceiling light in my room as fill, although I use a daylight-color bulb in that too, just because I like it. No flash...
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous! Per usual, perfect execution in the grow room & behind the lens. 
Kudos on using natural light too!
Per usual, perfect execution in the grow room & behind the lens. Kudos on using natural light too!
49. Blue Satellite 2.2 f2, pheno #1 - 57 days.
49. Blue Satellite 2.2 f2, pheno #1 - 57 days.
Thanks mate - appreciated...
This next one was much more of a pain to grow - it didn't stretch at all in flower - barely two inches from induction, and grew all its leaves upwards, which I hate - it really bugs me for some weird reason - apart from the practical issues of it shading itself and other plants, it's also hard to photograph, and I had to chop off some shade leaves just to show the buds.
Lower-yielding than the other one, it smells slightly more skunky/Afghani, and a little more sweet and fruity in a general sense, rather than anything specific. It's also more resiny than the Blueberry pheno above. The buds are also more of a pine-cone shape without the rounded tops, but other than that, look very tasty. I just chopped the third today, so will update with those pics tomorrow.
49. Blue Satellite 2.2 f2, pheno #1 - 57 days.
Thanks mate - appreciated...
This next one was much more of a pain to grow - it didn't stretch at all in flower - barely two inches from induction, and grew all its leaves upwards, which I hate - it really bugs me for some weird reason - apart from the practical issues of it shading itself and other plants, it's also hard to photograph, and I had to chop off some shade leaves just to show the buds.
Lower-yielding than the other one, it smells slightly more skunky/Afghani, and a little more sweet and fruity in a general sense, rather than anything specific. It's also more resiny than the Blueberry pheno above. The buds are also more of a pine-cone shape without the rounded tops, but other than that, look very tasty. I just chopped the third today, so will update with those pics tomorrow.
