Nikkel

Check your trichs colours with a loupe or magnifying glass.

Many of our girls need support with their buds, I cut bamboo stakes and use that to keep them upright.

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The one leaning over is full of amber tricombes... Its the cam flash making it look brighter.... The other one most probably have another week or so to go as its starting to amber here n there.

Dont have a magnifying glass so have to judge by eye...

Buds starting to hang to the side...looks like harvest time!

 

 

Some night shots with flash...

Getting frosty!

 

 

Looking good man! Massive difference compared to your first grow / attempt   

What's surprising is its all regular tap water... They get watered daily... Nitrosol mix every 3rd week...moved into direct sun daily if wind is not too hectic like its been in Cape Town lately and back to garage at night

Its been a while... culled 2 of them...males...other ladies doing well

 

 

Cleared up all the riff raff below and in between so the sun can do its job a bit better. Looks like they almost in flower.... Getting impatient now lol!

Overdue update... Sativa got culled...showed me his balls...other ladies still in veg...wind's been kak in Cape Town for the past +-4 weeks so haven't been put outside as much but they still going good

 

 

 

No developments to report as of yet... gave them a trim about a week ago.

 

 

The smell is absolutely awesome! At 1st it had a stink bitter fragrance but 3 days or so ago there's a very strong fruity aroma! I cant place exactly what fruit just yet but its VERY pungent!

 

Otherwise all good, still no nutes, just tap water... I know I said I'll defoliate them but never got around to it yet...

 

The sativa smells the frutiest of the bunch and grows much faster...

 

 

 

26 minutes ago, PsyCLown said:

Those thin leaves look very sativa like. What is it?

Its definitely Sativa, as for what it is, no idea. All these seeds I got from 2 friends. Out of the Indica strains, 2 are either Skunk and one is cheese or vice versa and then the Sativa. I'm still just growing these for pure fascination more than anything else. My only aim with these are to see them flower buds! If all goes to plan I'll most probably sample some of it and give the rest away once dried and trimmed.

 

I also haven't fed them any other nutes besides the Kelpak since more than a month ago. The soil and plain old tap water does its thing nicely!

 

The indicas are more tight knit, low and bushy while the Sativa even after all of them was topped seems to grow at a much faster rate

Will defoliate them a bit this weekend...otherwise all good

 

 

 

Veg veg veg...

 

 

Just now, Mambawana said:

Very interesting. It might be similar. At that price it's worth a buy. Thanks dude.

Or you can get exactly what you looking for on Ebay Hi-Yield Dusting Wettable Sulfur - 25 Lbs. for R370...shipping is only R10k with UPS Worldwide

39 minutes ago, Mambawana said:

Well you could do it often like every other day with great results. I use to alternate, some days I use my standard nutes other days calmag. And then atleast once every 2 weeks hit her with a silica spray. Just remember your leaves are very sensitive. They cannot handle what the root zone can. So go with mild solutions.

Nowadays I just don't have the time to do it all often enough. The few sprays that I make sure I carryout are silica atleast 2 times during veg. Triacontanol once a week or so. IPM 2 weekly or so. I spray kelp a day after a heavy pesticide spray. And then the last spray I do is on around day 10 flower and is a nice heavy copper soap spray. 

The product I'm really interested in trying is called wetable sulphur. It's used a lot in the states. It's basically a pesticide that kills almost everything and is not systemic. But every time I go ask for it at a nursery I get told there's no such thing.

Efekto Lime Sulphur <<< could this be what you're looking for?

Good stuff... Just not too light because that can be worse then over watering

Even when they are light at night I do not water... I noticed a bit of plain water foliar spray at night keeps them perky till morning light and then about a liter or so per bag does the trick for about 3 days before they dry up fully.

8 minutes ago, Mambawana said:

And the best way to know when to water your plants is still the weight test. Feed her when she's light and you will have explosive growth. 

Yep, normally a day or so after damp spot under bag disappear the bags are at their lightest...

What I love about these bags... When I move them inside at night there would either be a slight damp spot or not letting me know when its time to water them.

 

 

Spotted some pistil...

Topped them all last night and after looking a bit down, they back to their perky selves this morning... no real signs of shock. One of them is on 5th node and the others on 6th

Dafuq?

Couple of randoms...just good old sunlight and water! Rainy weather today so they're in garage under part of the roof that has clear sheets...so they have some light