DoeEyed's Perpetual Grow Log

lol... Well, suppose I'll chop her tonight, and keep an eye out for hermie traits. I don't know about trying to clone her so far into flower. Interesting - never had a plant actually be done at six weeks. But I like the head high more, so I'm not going to let her go longer - not at almost 50/50 already. I'll post pics of it tomorrow.

lol no its way too late now i was just hoping u had already cloned her b4 flower but so what atleast u got some early smoke...woooohooo

Solcyn26 said:

lol no its way too late now i was just hoping u had already cloned her b4 flower but so what atleast u got some early smoke...woooohooo

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True, can't argue with that! I'll let you guys know what I find though - just seems really strange to me.

DoeEyed said:

lol... Well, suppose I'll chop her tonight, and keep an eye out for hermie traits. I don't know about trying to clone her so far into flower. Interesting - never had a plant actually be done at six weeks. But I like the head high more, so I'm not going to let her go longer - not at almost 50/50 already. I'll post pics of it tomorrow.

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Just leave some leaves and re-veg her to get clones of her only took me 3 weeks for new growth and sounds like it would be very worth it

Now there's an interesting idea, I do still have a space open under the MH lights - I think I'll try it!

Solcyn26 said:

lol no its way too late now i was just hoping u had already cloned her b4 flower but so what atleast u got some early smoke...woooohooo

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Hi everyone, just a side note, I have cloned when in flower, it took longer but it was successful, but I will point out they weren't in the last week of flower, about 4 weeks in...

Laceygirl...

You know it probably would work in an aerocloner Doe...

Well I chopped her, and I am still unsure as to the cause of the early turning. But I suspect pollination. Although I still cannot find any bananas on that plant or any other, there were tiny, immature seeds developing (like half the size of the inside kernal of a piece of corn). Are they there if she isn't pollinated? I cannot imagine how it happened, or why it would be only her - not like there's a mile between plants or anything, lol. Kind of frustrating, in a way - there were so many smaller buds growing, I would have liked to see her finish. Oh well. Not knowing if she was a hermie I decided not to reveg or clone.

I got a couple pics though, before she got cut - at least you can see how frosty she was getting (as are the rest). I did check about half a dozen different spots on the plant - all were 50/50, so - there it is. Had a couple pics of the harvested bud, but I can't load 'em, they showed my local newspaper. I'll get a few after it dries. I'm guessing there won't be much beyond an ounce dry, on this girl. Here's to hoping nothing happens to the rest of the ladies! If nothing else, I'll call it more space for the others under the light.

DoeEyed said:

Well I chopped her, and I am still unsure as to the cause of the early turning. But I suspect pollination. Although I still cannot find any bananas on that plant or any other, there were tiny, immature seeds developing (like half the size of the inside kernal of a piece of corn). Are they there if she isn't pollinated? I cannot imagine how it happened, or why it would be only her - not like there's a mile between plants or anything, lol. Kind of frustrating, in a way - there were so many smaller buds growing, I would have liked to see her finish. Oh well. Not knowing if she was a hermie I decided not to reveg or clone.

I got a couple pics though, before she got cut - at least you can see how frosty she was getting (as are the rest). I did check about half a dozen different spots on the plant - all were 50/50, so - there it is. Had a couple pics of the harvested bud, but I can't load 'em, they showed my local newspaper. I'll get a few after it dries. I'm guessing there won't be much beyond an ounce dry, on this girl. Here's to hoping nothing happens to the rest of the ladies! If nothing else, I'll call it more space for the others under the light.

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DOE i think what you saw was mature false seed pods . i had some on my ppp but i know it wasn't pollinated only had two girls . i read on riu about this but i cant find the link

Once a female is successfully pollinated she will wrap it up....... I had that on my PW, and Loaded diagnosed, and to all of my knowledge was correct

Well, real seed or false, she's gone. lol I can't think what else would both cause seeds (however tiny), and force her to finish so early, besides pollination. I'll have to search that false seed thing though, interesting theory. I am disappointed with the weight - but I guess if I get an ounce off a plant only flowered for six weeks, I should be happy, eh?

i think it was genetic gurl...some recessive gene trait that just bubbled to the surface...i cant see any signs of pollination...cant wait for the smoke report

Interesting. I have the same early finishing with my Super Lemon Haze, Selma. She is the tallest in my grow tent. I checked last week and realized she got 50/50 clear/cloudy trichomes and since I like nice headstone I took her out to complete darkness and started flushing on thursday. I will be chopping her on wednesday after a week of darkness. I guess some phenotypes of these hybrids tend to do that.

Yeah, I don't know exactly what the deal was. But I am looking forward to trying it - never had Lemon Skunk before! I'll have to compare it to the rest, when it finishes.

So lemon skunk smells like skunk, not lemons as it flowering?
I was thinking of growing that in my greenhouse to help disguise the smell.

DoeEyed said:

Yeah, I don't know exactly what the deal was. But I am looking forward to trying it - never had Lemon Skunk before! I'll have to compare it to the rest, when it finishes.

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having some early bud will go along way to helping u b more patient while u wait for her sisters to finish..thats always good

cruzer101 said:

So lemon skunk smells like skunk, not lemons as it flowering?
I was thinking of growing that in my greenhouse to help disguise the smell.

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Pretty much. The finished product smells more lemony than the plants did. I mean the odor is mild while they're growing, unless you disturb them - but not much of a coverup.

Solcyn26 said:

having some early bud will go along way to helping u b more patient while u wait for her sisters to finish..thats always good

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Very true! lol

THat looks delicious. Are revegging it?

Hey Doe. I'm confused, people are saying u have Super Lemon Haze, but I can only see you write about the Lemon Skunk?
Ladies are looking lovely tho, so Congrats

XxNinjaxX said:

Hey Doe. I'm confused, people are saying u have Super Lemon Haze, but I can only see you write about the Lemon Skunk?
Ladies are looking lovely tho, so Congrats

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Hi Ninja, on page 47 of this journal you can see the little pic of her lemon haze... Its about pic 13 from memory....

We are both watching each others grows...lol..
Laceygirl...

Alrighty - lots going on! A peek into the veg room, it's looking pretty full in there! lol Let's begin with the Chronic - I have babies! 8 out of 9 seeds have sprouted for me, nice strong, healthy seedlings. I'm not giving up on the last one yet, the rest just sprouted yesterday. Because of the lack of vigor shown by my current Hempy Buckets, I've decided to put these little ones into soil - stick with what I know, until I get that dialed in better.

Next: The Cheese/Power Kush clones. Three out of the five have roots, yay! Even if the other two never show, that's better than I did with the soil cloning - I'm sold! The two strongest will probably get to grow out.

On to the Hempy Buckets. Is it me? Probably something I've done wrong, but although these two are growing (here's my Super Lemon Haze, Ninja!) they just don't have the oomph I would expect for four weeks along. If they don't get growing real quick like, I may try and replant them in soil.

Lots of excellent vegging for this group. A recap for anyone recently joining along, they include feminized versions of the following: Bubba Kush, Cheese, Power Kush, Royal Kush, The Church, Train Wreck, and White Widow. Only two weeks left before these lovely ladies go to the flowering room! The Power Kush is growing the fastest, however - it also seems to be the most sensitive to heat, whereas The Church is most sensitive to nutes.

Interesting note - the seed that was supposed to be TW, that plant doesn't look like the last TW I grew. Wonder if it's a different pheno, or a different strain altogether.

Next: my Lemon Skunk clones. Flowering well and truly now, no issues. I've been playing with my camera settings (thanks for the tips, BigSky!) trying to get better pictures for you guys. Not too bad, at least you can kind of see the right color, I'm still working on it.

Last, my oldest Lemon Skunk. I've quit with the molasses - for some reason, the last two times I've given it, it's caused a loss of leaves. Not acceptable - I'd just as soon do without it. Other than that, the buds are filling in nicely. They are getting very sugary, the best yet for that, I think!

That's it for now - hope you enjoy the pics!