Klompen
Active member
I had a really bad winter and our vital supply of medicine has been interrupted by herming, freezing, and lots of pests. Despite all that I have finally ended up with two plants nearing completion. I have never run these strains before though so I could really use some advice on when to chop.
The first is Loud N' Proud. Still herming intermittently but not as bad as it was. It got stunted by cold in the winter and has entered a sort of "rebudding" phase. It went in to the chamber in early December 2020, so its waaaaaaay overdue for finishing.
Here is a pic of her:
Next up is Gooey 13. She has suffered many of the same pest problems and has hermied severely at the early part of flowering and has improved as I used pest treatments. She is somewhere around day 63 or so. I was really hoping she would get bigger because we really need a more steady supply than this, but she's looking beautiful at least.
Any thoughts? Do you guys think Gooey 13 will fatten up much more? How close does LNP look to being done? I am eager to get my next plant into flower(J1 Hashplant), but I want to get the chamber cleared and deep cleaned before I start the next one.
The first is Loud N' Proud. Still herming intermittently but not as bad as it was. It got stunted by cold in the winter and has entered a sort of "rebudding" phase. It went in to the chamber in early December 2020, so its waaaaaaay overdue for finishing.
Here is a pic of her:
Next up is Gooey 13. She has suffered many of the same pest problems and has hermied severely at the early part of flowering and has improved as I used pest treatments. She is somewhere around day 63 or so. I was really hoping she would get bigger because we really need a more steady supply than this, but she's looking beautiful at least.
Any thoughts? Do you guys think Gooey 13 will fatten up much more? How close does LNP look to being done? I am eager to get my next plant into flower(J1 Hashplant), but I want to get the chamber cleared and deep cleaned before I start the next one.