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Sweet Cheese F1 Fast Version®
- Thread starter Tommy G
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johndoe123
Nice little girl you got there 
From your pictures I would feed another 2-3 weeks. Honestly I wouldn't remove any fan leaves as its a pretty small plant. Those big fan leaves are the main energy producers on her.
From your pictures I would feed another 2-3 weeks. Honestly I wouldn't remove any fan leaves as its a pretty small plant. Those big fan leaves are the main energy producers on her.
Hi again 
So, as far as I could notice she's flowering for 2 or 3 weeks now and so I would say that she still needs at least 5 weeks. Only then full maturation can be expected.
This means that the plant will still grow a little bit and that the flowers have a lot of time to get ready. Being a mostly Sativa strains this is not one of the fastest F1 Fast Version strain.
Keep us updated as now we can already check all the pics
Sweet grows!
tommy
So, as far as I could notice she's flowering for 2 or 3 weeks now and so I would say that she still needs at least 5 weeks. Only then full maturation can be expected.
This means that the plant will still grow a little bit and that the flowers have a lot of time to get ready. Being a mostly Sativa strains this is not one of the fastest F1 Fast Version strain.
Keep us updated as now we can already check all the pics
Sweet grows!
tommy
Hi guys thank you so much. I'm surprised and disappointed to read 5 more weeks as I thought late September at the latest.not sure if they are visible in the pics but there is plenty of trichomes forming on the buds and surrounding leaves. I'm in the south of Ireland and it will be winter in 5 weeks!! we are enjoying an Indian summer at the moment but it won't last.
So
1. How early can I harvest?
2. can it be finished inside in a window if the damp weather starts? Or will this block essential uv's?
TIA from an inquisitive newb
So
1. How early can I harvest?
2. can it be finished inside in a window if the damp weather starts? Or will this block essential uv's?
TIA from an inquisitive newb
J
johndoe123
If you can give that girl another solid 3 weeks of good sun I don't see why you wouldn't be able to take her inside to finish the ripening process. Good Luck, if you need anything else just ask
Hi again Dam Girl
I'm with john doe, keep her outside as long as the weather allows you to and then finish it indoor. With luck the plant will be ready in the end of the month as the final phase of flowering is where the Fast Version strains are really fast.
Having the option of bringing her indoors I think it's all good and once you notice that rain is coming (or very cold nights) you bring her inside and then when sunny days return you can take her out again for a few more days.
Good luck with it and keep us updated
tommy
I'm with john doe, keep her outside as long as the weather allows you to and then finish it indoor. With luck the plant will be ready in the end of the month as the final phase of flowering is where the Fast Version strains are really fast.
Having the option of bringing her indoors I think it's all good and once you notice that rain is coming (or very cold nights) you bring her inside and then when sunny days return you can take her out again for a few more days.
Good luck with it and keep us updated
tommy
Hi Dam Girl!
I don't think it's a virus. It has to be a "bug", probably a leaf miner. As long as it is only in a few leaves it is not a problem considering that you're not that far from harvest anymore.
But keep alert in case it develops into a plague.
Sweet smokes!
tommy
I don't think it's a virus. It has to be a "bug", probably a leaf miner. As long as it is only in a few leaves it is not a problem considering that you're not that far from harvest anymore.
But keep alert in case it develops into a plague.
Sweet smokes!
tommy
Hi Dam girl!
Thanks for the pics. Yes, it's not possible to check the trichomes in details but judging for the general appearance of the flowers I would say that she you do well with an extra week or two. If you can, wait for one more week and then come back here with another pic of the main flower so that we can check it our for you.
This is, of course, if you want to harvest with adequate maturity, because if you only want the minimum maturity "acceptable" you could even harvest the plant now or in the next few days.
Keep it up, sweet smokes!
tommy
Thanks for the pics. Yes, it's not possible to check the trichomes in details but judging for the general appearance of the flowers I would say that she you do well with an extra week or two. If you can, wait for one more week and then come back here with another pic of the main flower so that we can check it our for you.
This is, of course, if you want to harvest with adequate maturity, because if you only want the minimum maturity "acceptable" you could even harvest the plant now or in the next few days.
Keep it up, sweet smokes!
tommy
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scai
I would not move leaves yet, you plant is still growing and can benefit.
Wait at least another week.
I would wait so much that i have good size flowers and leaves are turning bit pale by themselves...
You have such tiny flowers at the moment, in the beginning.
Flowering will take another three weeks at least?
Wait at least another week.
I would wait so much that i have good size flowers and leaves are turning bit pale by themselves...
You have such tiny flowers at the moment, in the beginning.
Flowering will take another three weeks at least?
