52 days 12/12, cut off all C99 and several SM BX1, could still stand for 10 days, but the main task - the selection of the necessary plant was completed, and an increase of several grams before the crop is not interested. In addition, the tent became almost impossible to serve, the cut plants were in miniature pots (1.6 liters), the last week have had to be watered twice a day (I work from morning till evening, 6 days a week) so small pots For plants, they brought a lot of trouble for me …
Four girls left to pollinate F2, but only one number 2 is more or less suited to continue the genus and will take a place in my house; As for men, I left only one of several (I do not practice open pollinations, as I am not interested in the maximum genetic pool to preserve genetics, but specific characteristics are inherent in a particular plant that I would like to see in volume).
plant #1
plant #2 (top feno)
plant #4 (Also a good plant, has purple inclusions, a week would be multicolored, as a radugue, a good release of resin, the smell of rotten fruits, a sufficiently dense structure, but the bump does not fill enough one on the other and does not create a “bit”, maybe give another sketch of a clone…)
plant #6
Other plants will stand for several weeks.
in the tent has become a little more loose, the awning now looks like this
I also want to show a plant about that has not yet been discussed in this topic, but it has grown from others from the beginning in the tent, it’s Snow Ripper X Chemdogdd
In this Cross Snow Ripper = NL5 & HAZE/4SD#3 X (NL5 & HAZE/4SD#3 X JACK The RIPPER/4SD)
where 4sd = (Chemdog#4 x Sour Diesel)
I used to grow pure Snow Ripper, it was one of the strongest varieties in my practice and even death of old grandfather’s cologne, I loved that plant and that cross, however As if he added the strength of the cross. I decided to throw a couple of nuts as well, unfortunately they were old and had to “dance with a tambourine around”!
And it will take it weeks 11. Next time I will take more photos, you can already get to the plant.
Field Trip