Grand Daddy Purple Day 36 12/12

[mrsrixon]

day 42 12/12

day 42 12/12

 

[Miss Blunted]

GREAT job there!!!

 

[montehierba]

LAST YEAR WONDER

LAST YEAR WONDER

Resent reports have as a wonderful year 2009 for the GDP, all good reports

 

[Lisdexik]

Gettin plump

Goos to see they're still really healthy!

Lisdexik

 

[mrsrixon]

Gettin plump

Goos to see they're still really healthy!

Lisdexik

Yea I have had no problems so far and hope it stays that way! They are fattening up nicely. 20 more impatient days

 

[Charles De Mar]

Awesome looking plants!!!!!!!

 

[B.C.]

SCHIWING!!! lol

SCHIWING!!! lol

mmm.... them-es is puuurdy! That's Grand Daddy Pimpin right there. lol I hope they finish nice an fat fer ya! Take care... BC

 

[mrsrixon]

Forgot this one

 

[LazerHaze360]

very nice! look real healthy and vigorous. My white widows just hit day 36 tonight.

Some of your pictures are a little bright, I suggest lowering the exposure in manual mode and maybe putting your arm up above the camera to put shade on the plant. It should make for better contrast and lighting. just a suggestion

 

[Sparky 6]

Wow all these pics look great! I have a couple GDP just about to go to flower. Hope they turn out this good!

 

[bushdoctor215]

Keep your daytime temps in the low 70`s and your night time temps in the mid 60`s. Let it go at least 60 days and it will get DARK purple and still yield well...

 

[KyndBud]

I heard of guys watering with ice water the last few weeks as well as letting your plants sit in the dark for 48 hours before harvesting to bring out that rich purple color. But I'm with B.C. and droman on this one, mold could certainly become an issue while ripening. GDP along with many other purple strains are just not as resistant to mold as other varieties. I'd try to keep my temp difference somewhere in the 10-15 degree range, large temp swings can cause a lot of stress and purpling but can open your plants up to fungal and bacterial attacks. Consistency is Key.


Peace
Kyndbud