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Ready or Not?

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Harvest day today. Thanks SG for your reply! Happy smoking +

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You’re going to be proud of that grow, she looks delish! :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

They are I chopped 2 today. I hate to put wet weight. I care about what I end up with dried. Once this dries I will list what I ended with. On this post I was doing a comparison of what I get from standard 3-gal pots, 5-gal pot, and 7- Gal. Out of the two 3-gals so far one finished at 66 grams dry and the other was 68. So slightly over 2oz. So now I just need to see what the 5 and 7 hal will dry at. For wet weight I guess I can put it and come back with wet weight
5 gal- 495 grams wet
7 gal- 620 grams wet I jave them drying in the Cannatrol so 4 days from now I will know for sure!

Wet weight on the two 3-gal was 196 and 215.

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So after it’s all said and done, with this being an organic grow. I only watered up to week 2 of flower then added bud candy, Big bud and overdrive from weeks 3-8 in the order needed week to week. Average flower time for all 4 plants were between 10-11 weeks.

3 gal 66 grams
3 gal 68 grams
5 gal 190 grams
7 gal 146 grams

In my personal opinion, the 5 gal had the denser nugs, best structure and biggest nugs. Smoke is good with all! Winner is the 5gal. So I will be doing all my autos in 5 gal going forward.

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After the trim!

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Hope everyone has been well. Remember the GG4 seeds I thought were autos. Well, they were not. So I’m glad I topped o e more time. But feels weird to say that I put this seed i. the ground last week of November and I’m on week 3 of flower. But I guess a lot of folks veg for a long time. But this is my first time going this long! Lol Well she has a slight issue and I believe I know what it is. But looking for confirmation. Like I said I thought it was an auto so I built my medium to accommodate. So being that its almos she month from where I should have harvested, I chose not to top feed but to instead use up the last of the feed I bought from Amazon. I think this is nutrient burn, definitely not nitrogen deficiency, and my lights are almost 4 to 5 feet away, so that takes out light burn and heat stress. So do I just do my next feeding with Ph’ed water? I also put her in a 20 gal from a 3 gal and she’s loving it.




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I can never tell. Does this look like a hermiming plant to anyone.

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@Dirtydabber I don’t see anything indicating a herm in your pics.
Older Calyx is all.
Normal on a female plant.

First pic I do see a dead leaf in there that I’d have a closer look around just to make sure there’s nothing serious going on.
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Thanks! I’ve had it happen before and totally missed it. I have 3 weeks to go and my breaker decides it want to start acting up and over the last 2-weeks my breaker has tripped abot 3 different times and I get home and everything is off.

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Checked her over. She’s looking pretty good. 3ish weeks to go! Couple of tips burned, but that was from high nutes. Cut back and she seems to have adjusted nicely.

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That’s badass! Did you grow it any special way before doing this or can you just do this and at what age?

I purposely did it in organic soil, they were all autos, except the last picture obviously. All I did was water them all with ph’ed water until flower stage. Once in second week of flower I did boosters, big buds, bud candy and ended with Overdrive. Other than that stright soil and water. I did top dress first week of flower to add in the proper nutrients. So they were all treated the same. The end results to me was for autos, pot sizes affected the growth. When it comes to photoperiods I do not believe pot size makes a difference, since you have time to do different things to it. The 3-gal all produced 2oz, 5 gal just short of 5oz and the 7 gal were 6 and a half oz. Hope this helps. The argument was, if you are doing autos then why are you wanting them to go longer in bigger pots, well I can’t answer that. But for experimental purposes you can take the info and run with it. Also the 3 gal flowered within 4 weeks, the 5 gal flowered in 6 weeks and the 7 gal flowered in 7 and a half weeks.

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What about the pruning? As you read I’m growing outdoors and not sure if I would even have a reason to crop other than to promote more top growth. I’m really interested in the photos where you cropped them all the way leaves and all and then applied the trainers.

Haven’t grown outdoors, but my understanding is, if you are in a sunny ope area, there’s no need, as mother nature will take care of all that.

Might try training too, to get the most light and stability

Awesome, can’t wait to see those pictures! Happy growing!!

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How did your grow go? Believe it or not. I still have one photo finishing up from this grow that started back in November. :smile:

It’s ongrowing haha
Harvested 5 auto plants and have another 4 photo plants in flower with maybe another 4 weeks left.

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I plan to harvet on Sunday. But I’m thinking regardless she’s ready now. This was cut from a lower bud. Thoughts?