hush's Peak Seeds grow out - 1000w - 4x4

[hush]

Yeah it's getting to be time for some closeups. I'll take some soon. The Northern Skunks are easily the frostiest strain, as a whole, but there are some Sweet Skunks that are frostier than some Northern Skunks. The Blueberries are doing okay, too.

 

[hush]

Here's the pollinated Blueberry, which doesn't seem to look like it's doing any seed making as far as I can tell:

 

[tleaf jr.]

yea she looks pretty fertile I don't think she got knocked up though

 

[hush]

Yeah I don't know how though. I made clouds of plant semen when I shook the male plant over her. Sigh. It's too late to pollinate her now.

 

[Hold Your Fire]

Nice and tight hush.

Great grow,, great plants!

 

[tleaf jr.]

i would try to dust some lowers , im guessing running her a couple extra weeks will let the mature so their viable , i wouldn't dust the main bud as it will mature before the lowers and you can save that as a seedless version so you know what your getting .... hope the pollen wasn't sterile idk how that would happen though , Also try painting them on the pistils manually ....some times lil guys need help finding the hole lol

 

[hush]

I guess I'll finger paint some pollen on her lowers this weekend then. No big deal I suppose, since this is a female that I accidentally thought was a male at first, and already is outside of the main garden. What do I have to lose?

 

[hush]

Pics from tonight, day 36:

There are a few plants of all 3 strains that are starting to show some purpling, but there's this one SS that's showing it the most:

I've got a whole mess of pics I'm about to post, of all the individual plants, so give me a minute...

 

[hush]

Starting with the Blueberries, here we go!

Number 4 is kind of sort of giving off whiffs of blueberry smell, but only barely. The rest smell either skunky, fruity, or both... with number 3 also having a ripe armpit smell mixed in there.

 

[hush]

Number 7 smells the most like blueberries at the moment. Still slightly faint, but very noticeable, and unmistakable. Blueberry pancakes.

 

[hush]

Now the Northern Skunks:

Number 4 smells like candy. Number 5 is the tallest plant in the garden, with an awesome calyx to leaf ratio.

 

[hush]

Number 7 stands out to me. I like her structure a lot.

 

[tleaf jr.]

the skunks are killing those bb they need their own tent probably , how ya feeling bout em

 

[hush]

Now the Sweet Skunks:

 

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[hush]

Oh man I'm so sick of uploading pics, lol. Here are 3 final pics, of that "albino" Blueberry:

After seeing it with the camera flash like that, I'm under the impression this pheno is basically like a variegated-leaved plant. It appears the plant is producing less pigment to reflect the light away. I'm having a hunch that this might be a low-light pheno that might even do better under less intense light. I'll have to experiment with her more in the future.

 

[hush]

the skunks are killing those bb they need their own tent probably , how ya feeling bout em

I'm liking them! They are the first ones to start going purple. That is making them look lovely these days. Also they smell sickly sweet. Very pungent. And very branchy, just about all of them.

 

[Dr.RedWhite]

I'm really liking the structure of the Sweet Skunks. They look like they would be perfect of a vert gro.

 

[tleaf jr.]

so there smelling better than the skunks , I assume that they have there on category of stink though.. im interested in the plant to plant yield of each strain

 

[hush]

^ Just to be clear, in my last post, the "they" I was referring to is the Skunks. The Blueberries have their own smell, only one of which is reminiscent of actual blueberries. But the Skunks are stinky! It's not roadkill stink, but pungent armpit stink (which, I've always hated to admit, smells sweet—and that thought makes me gag, lol). The Northern Skunks have the least smell to them. Some of them have a slight hashy smell, some slightly "skunky", but the rest are odorless, it seems. So far, anyway.

I will do my best to report the individual yield of each plant within each strain, but I gotta be honest, I can't make any promises. At the very least, I will report on the individual yield of certain plants here and there, but I can't promise I'll do that for all of them. I will do my best though!