HSC Trainwreck

Outdoor Growing
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Found what works

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And caught a slight glimmer of trichomes on budlets. Shined like a diamond

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Gave a budlet the ol rub and sniff. Spicy…

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That’s a good 4 or 5 inch section, and there’s plenty of them. When should I stop giving nitro?

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Looks like a good moment now … beer3|nullxnull

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Thought the same, and noticed a few yellowing off earlier. Gave it one last bit to be sure

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You shouldn’t bother with all those green leaves with plenty of Nitrogen to share, it’s not needed now … beer3|nullxnull

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Good to know. Was a little worried about it, thinking there wouldn’t be enough leaves for buds to get what they need

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Nitrogen is used to produce more leaves, it’s important in veg but useless once completed transition to flower and buds starting to form, they mostly need P and K … beer3|nullxnull

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Have been using bone meal for phosphorus, and wood ash for potassium, occasionally add some molasses to the mix

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Wood ash mostly contains Calcium and raises your soil pH, careful while using it …

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@George i believe flowering plants need more K and not much more P in flowering.
Backup- Response of medical cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) genotypes to P supply under long photoperiod: Functional phenotyping and the ionome - ScienceDirect

Wood ash is great, but basic. I use 1 to 2 tablespoon per plant, right under the dripper. Sometimes double dose if needed.
To mitigate the pH rise, I first make sure I have a good pH buffer in the soil, and I add high K vermicompost qlternatively

I love wood ash for flowering weed

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Just honestly used it once, used ag lime, and Epsom salt a few times as well.

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Had some stickiness to my fingers, after removing dead older leaves earlier. 5’3

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:flushed::flushed::flushed: pests…? Nahhh… Lol

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Worked my way through this beauty, removing yellow leaves. Said leaves got to sticking to my fingers after a while

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Looking good man i love trainwreck its such a classic. One of my all time favorites with its obnoxious smell. Your looks like its coming along nicely. Never grown hsc version but it looks good.

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I have a love of landraces, and old school strains, so i figured, why not? I did a blueberry muffins from HSC last year, and loved it, and decided I needed to do this. Obnoxious you say? How far away can you smell a 6 footer of this? lol

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Oh i mean obnoxiously smelly dried flowers. I remember it being extremely pungent with a hard to describe skunkiness. Mine was grown indoors so couldnt say honestly how it is on a big outdoor plant.

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Meaning when I dry, I cant have company for at least 3 weeks…

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