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Female Seeds · #21 02-20-2018, 05:08 PM

It is just a slow beginner, it happens to some of our varieties, it is part of their genes.
But as said before, it's true that if you are not careful with this strain she can get out of hand easily so it is good to keep it slow so that you can easily keep everything under control

Thanks for the updates Mr Brunch, much appreciated.

Take care and until the next one,
Mr B.

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Originally Posted by mr.brunch

They’ve only had weak light up to now,this is how I tend to run seeds. I like them to be at least 6/7 weeks old before the flip- a way of letting them age a little without getting out of hand. Don’t worry, they’ll soon take off.
Thanks for looking in

mr.brunch · #22 02-27-2018, 11:05 PM

12 days on, we had a little heat stress to start, but I got things sorted and they have recovered well and are getting used to their new environment.
I took a picture of each and a group shot (sorry for the light interference, dang mag ballast!) and then gave them a close look. They were just pushing out their 5th node, so I topped em all ... have decided to run these topped, and maybe strip everything below the split when they are established.

mr.brunch · #23 03-02-2018, 10:00 PM

Went and checked on them today, looking pretty green and they seem to be responding well to the toppings.
I will be returning to give them a weak feed tomorrow so I’ll grab a few pictures

bigganjabud · #24 03-03-2018, 08:35 AM

Brunchy been crazy, busy in love with plants and spaces WIDE OPEN SPACES

I'm sizing up spaces for spring summer outdoor crops bruvva

Will update my side of this side by side in a day or two

Nameste hope your well my brother

mr.brunch · #25 03-03-2018, 09:28 AM

All good this end man, glad to hear you are still rockin it.
All the best

mr.brunch · #26 03-04-2018, 12:42 AM

Didn’t get the chance to go and see them today, so I got my friend to water them and will put off the first feed for a couple of days. He assures me they still look healthy, so good enough... I will get some pictures up in the next few days.

mr.brunch · #27 03-04-2018, 08:49 PM

Just over 2 weeks under the light, and are adjusting well.

Yep , they’re looking good- taken well to the topping so far. They seem to be quite stocky ,but I am expecting them to stretch a bit so topping seemed like the best option .... should at least fill more floor space with buds anyway!
Here they are, one shot of each, the healthiest looking one is the pheno that somehow avoided the initial heat stress, so is a little bit ahead.
However, on close inspection the others are recovering very well, and all new growth looks vigorous.
Sorry again for pic quality, will have to get some lights out shots soon.

DARKSIDER · #28 03-05-2018, 07:12 AM

Nice and solid looking mr.brunch

Female Seeds · #29 03-08-2018, 12:27 PM

Good to see that topping is working.
I think it was a great idea, at least we are going to see how the plant reacts in the next weeks. Hopefully this will reduce height since I am always a bit insecure when talking about Blueberry CheeseCakes' stretch.
And what about temperatures at night and day Mr brunch? Is the difference wide? I just though about it in case you want to keep it them really low...you may need to do it later but for the moment everything seems under control.
As soon as they recover well from heat stress and topping we are going to see a very nice show, pretty sure about it

Besides this, thanks a lot for the updates and no worries about the pictures

Take care,
Mr B.

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Originally Posted by mr.brunch

Just over 2 weeks under the light, and are adjusting well.

Yep , they’re looking good- taken well to the topping so far. They seem to be quite stocky ,but I am expecting them to stretch a bit so topping seemed like the best option .... should at least fill more floor space with buds anyway!
Here they are, one shot of each, the healthiest looking one is the pheno that somehow avoided the initial heat stress, so is a little bit ahead.
However, on close inspection the others are recovering very well, and all new growth looks vigorous.
Sorry again for pic quality, will have to get some lights out shots soon.

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mr.brunch · #30 03-08-2018, 11:10 PM

3 weeks under the light, 6 weeks old total.... gave a nice water to them today and cleared a little bottom fluff.
The big one is around double in size of the others ( you will see from the picture) so now the conundrum is when to flip... I’d like the smaller ones to catch up a little, but I don’t want biggie getting out of hand.
I’m thinking check em in 3 days or so and see what’s going on.
Don’t get me wrong though, the growth on all of them is now healthy and vigorous.... they are bushing out everywhere, just the large one had a head start.

Pics couple of plant shots, and a couple of overheads.