hush's Peak Seeds grow out - 1000w - 4x4
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Dr.Nonagon
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That's great to know Hush, I find getting seeds pretty stressful so when it's time for a refill I will definitely be checking these guys out.
They are pretty close also, I dunno how I missed them for so long.
nothing like free beans
Nothing like great customer service.
Other vendors/breeders, please take note!
Peak, seem to do it right.
Looking good Hush.
Peak Seeds is on the to do list, for sure.
Flowering starts tonight! Here's a picture of the gang right as the light turned off:
The Sweet Skunks are all surprisingly uniform. They vary in height alone, so far. Here's the tallest one, which is a nice representation of how they look:
The Northern Skunks are a little more varied in appearance, but there is a particular phenotype that seems the most common of them all, at least at this stage. This one represents the group:
Then the Blueberries. They all look sufficiently different from each other, except that they all have that classic Blueberry look, with the fat leaves, many of them a little ruffled. There was a little crinkle going on in a couple of them but they've already moved past that. But yeah, they all have their own look to them in a way, even though they are fairly homogenous, if that makes sense. I'm still particular to the purple one though. It's funny because, now that it's getting nitrogen, it's not purple anymore, but it's not green either. You can tell this one is a purp, through and through!
Here's a group shot of most of the other BBs though, to see what the majority look like, the white pots:
The Sweet Skunks are all surprisingly uniform. They vary in height alone, so far. Here's the tallest one, which is a nice representation of how they look:
The Northern Skunks are a little more varied in appearance, but there is a particular phenotype that seems the most common of them all, at least at this stage. This one represents the group:
Then the Blueberries. They all look sufficiently different from each other, except that they all have that classic Blueberry look, with the fat leaves, many of them a little ruffled. There was a little crinkle going on in a couple of them but they've already moved past that. But yeah, they all have their own look to them in a way, even though they are fairly homogenous, if that makes sense. I'm still particular to the purple one though. It's funny because, now that it's getting nitrogen, it's not purple anymore, but it's not green either. You can tell this one is a purp, through and through!
Here's a group shot of most of the other BBs though, to see what the majority look like, the white pots:
In under 48 hours since flipping, one of the Northern Skunks just took off and is now taller than the tallest SS, which was previously the tallest plant in the garden. It's not worth taking pictures of, but I just thought I'd mention it, because that came out of nowhere! I'll have to keep my eye on this one. Must be more of a Skunk-leaning pheno instead of a NL one?
I just wanted to state here that Peak Seeds BC is fantastic in their customer service department. When I originally ordered my seeds, they made a mistake and sent me an incorrect variety, out of the 3 that I ordered. I let them know about it, but I didn't make any demands or anything. I just wanted to make sure they in fact made a mistake, instead of just writing the wrong strain name on the seed pack... anyway, I let them know about it, politely, and they responded by sending me the correct strain, in addition to an extra pack of seeds, all free of charge. They have made a customer for life out of me.
All other companies out there... take notes. THAT is how you make people happy and secure people's business.
By the way, the correct strain I should have had all along, which I now have, is Skunkberry. The free strain is Kush NorthernLights. I can't wait to try those out now!!!!
gotta back that up:
when I ordered my seeds they was a mail strike in their area at the time that I didn't even know about or have to know about that delayed my order for a good time
they sent my order plus a full order or another strain so yes indeed customer for life
A couple quick pics from today, day 3 of 12/12:
That one Sweet Skunk is once again the tallest plant in the garden, and I am quickly seeing that the strain will absolutely be taller than the Northern Skunks. The NS are staying a bit more squat and the SS are starting to shoot upward. The blueberries will get more attention soon once they get their own garden. I'm still harvesting plants from the tent they are going to go in, but once the BBs are in there I will start featuring them more.
That one Sweet Skunk is once again the tallest plant in the garden, and I am quickly seeing that the strain will absolutely be taller than the Northern Skunks. The NS are staying a bit more squat and the SS are starting to shoot upward. The blueberries will get more attention soon once they get their own garden. I'm still harvesting plants from the tent they are going to go in, but once the BBs are in there I will start featuring them more.
Day 5:
The 2 rows on the edge of the garden here are the Northern Skunks:
The 2 rows down the center here are all Sweet Skunks:
The NS have all grown to be very homogenous, so never mind what I said earlier about them looking different. As it stands, all 3 of these strains appear to be homogenous in their various phenotypes, with the exception of the purple BB, which stands out not only from the rest of the BBs but all of the garden as well. Oh and also there's a runt SS, but it looks identical to the rest, just smaller.
I just finished harvesting in my small tent, so the BBs will be going in there any day now.
The 2 rows on the edge of the garden here are the Northern Skunks:
The 2 rows down the center here are all Sweet Skunks:
The NS have all grown to be very homogenous, so never mind what I said earlier about them looking different. As it stands, all 3 of these strains appear to be homogenous in their various phenotypes, with the exception of the purple BB, which stands out not only from the rest of the BBs but all of the garden as well. Oh and also there's a runt SS, but it looks identical to the rest, just smaller.
I just finished harvesting in my small tent, so the BBs will be going in there any day now.
Also, I forgot to mention that I have been doing some re-planning with all of my garden spaces... I've decided I will not be moving the blueberries to their own tent. Like the other strains, the males will be removed when they reveal themselves, but I will be keeping all 3 strains in here all the way to harvest. That means I will go ahead and introduce the BB youngsters tonight after I get home.
From baby steps to full strides! Are you sure they're ready for the real world? Hahaha
Interested in watching how these youngins transition to flower.
Interested in watching how these youngins transition to flower.
A couple more pics of the garden:
If you look at that first pic, the overhead shot, you can see that the SS actually appear to be expressing 2 different phenos. One stays shorter, with thinner leaves, while the other grows taller and has wider leaves. The NS all still appear to be homogenous.
If you look at that first pic, the overhead shot, you can see that the SS actually appear to be expressing 2 different phenos. One stays shorter, with thinner leaves, while the other grows taller and has wider leaves. The NS all still appear to be homogenous.
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Mr.23
Looking good Hush!
Still watering by hand? Or did you put a drain on that tray?
Still watering by hand? Or did you put a drain on that tray?
