Here's some Jilly that's just about ready. The pics were taken at exactly 8 weeks of 12-12. They are now at 9 weeks and have swelled nicely. Most buds have had to be supported. My first run of Sub's gear and so far it has not disappointed. Will be harvesting this weekend. Trichs are 100% cloudy with maybe 2-3% amber. The buds are dense as hell and covered in sugar.
As you can tell I'm indoors. Between ghetto birds and neighbors not possible to run outdoors. I rarely do soil (two harvests in soil this past year, too much trouble
). The Water Farm has been very good to me with exceptional harvests. I usually run dual farms, one in veg, one in flower (600w). Have some Sage & Sour in veg.
For the Jilly I used the Lucas Formula for feeding with a slight modification; Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae and H2o2 to keep the roots healthy. The Jilly was a very light feeder although I was able to run nutes as high as 1500 with no effect, but normally kept at 800ish and as you can see dark green. I'm not a big believer in flushing, in my view doesn't mimic nature, but I do reduce nutes close to harvest. When I do a soil run I will leech salts, but not "flush" (I know, lots of debate on this subject).
Anyway, should be a great harvest. And to think, I was hoping for a male to harvest the pollen.
little hesitant at the moment tho because the risks are out weighing the benifits. heres a plant that was going to be a mother but decided to go the safe-er route and throw her outside... and now im thinking i probably should've hacked her up. time to grow some kohones!![IMG_1888[1].jpg](/data/attachments/1536/1536617-cca134d33a6254471d620e5315170967.jpg)
i was about to give a perfect example of why it is called FIM