Is this looking on track going into week 6?
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daddyogrow
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She is pumping those trichs and filling in. Id imagine at this point she's going to be in full on bulk mode. Little breezy here today but she's got some protection from the fence and a shed on her other side. Air flow is on point. 
daddyogrow
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I appreciate the feedback and responses. Not knowing what I'm dealing with has been a small challenge. Next year I'm buying seeds so I know and will for sure stick to a shorter flowering indica. I may have pissed this girl of with bloom nute and bloom boost to early. In veg I would have thought she was indica with the fatter leaves. She is taking her time flowering though. I mean I really saw the first signs at the end of juky/early August. I'm going into week 7 tomorrow. By eyeing her if she goes another 4-5 weeks I'm getting a 1/2 lb from her and that would be fantastic.
daddyogrow
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What strain are you growing?
Farmer's Hat
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Your plant is looking real good. I would toss some Jobes 4-4-4 slow release pellets around the base of the plant. They freaking love it.
daddyogrow
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I've never heard of Jobes. Don't think we have that locally. Ill check it out.
Looks great! What is that plant?
daddyogrow
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Bag seed. From who knows what. It's a seed from a buddy's grow. Could be Sour Diesel if it's a saliva. I'm 100% sure it's not one of the bush's that he grew at one point. Bubba/OG. I'm not 100% certain to be honest. I know this though......she's dumping the frost and smells "funky". Not gassy, not fruity.......just kinda "funky".
daddyogrow
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Welp today is start of what I'm calling week 7. She just got her weekly feeding. Thinking she may be lacking nitrogen a bit. Feed I gave her should have enough to push her through. With 4 to 5 weeks left if weather allows I am really really pleased at her trichome production at this time. These buds pretty much came out busting and the pictures in my opinion don't do them justice. These pictures are lower "popcorn" buds. I can't wait to see her finish off. Not sure what she is but I'm starting to feel disappointed i didn't take a cut of her. She's absolutely dumping outdoors. Not huge fat buds but the trichome production is on point!!! Wish I new what she was. LOL. Still pushing new hairs and lots of space to fill on the buds but dang........shes pretty. Love you "Betty".
daddyogrow
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I'm interested aswell. I don't think she's going to get huge buds. Honestly I'm not a big bud hunter. It all goes through the grinder the same way. As for the nutes......honestly I don't think.i have it figured out. I'm going to get a soil test this weekend at a local shop and see if that tells me anything. She's got some yellowing tips and she's sucking the green right out of some of the inside leaves and I'm starting to notice that on some of the upper fans. Not sure if it's nutrient related or she's starting her fade. With another 4 weeks I'm just hoping she makes it that long. Hairs like 50 red but I still see new coming in. We have rain tomorrow so I bit nervous about potential bud rot, etc. Looking to chop her end of October if I can keep her going. Think I may back off on the notes and just keep up with water and molasses. Maybe I'm overthinking it to much. After all it is a weed and we are going into October in the NE. Getting into the 50's at night consistently. Maybe she's just naturally fading out. She should have plenty in the soil. The yellow tips made me think a bit to much. Using organic premix..........
daddyogrow
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I haven't used charts like that but that is a big help. Thank you! What's a good source of organic N? If i.had to pick one from the chart I'd say she's lacking Nitrogen and sucking it out of the leaves to the tops. I suppose that may be a good thing since she's focusing on bud fattening. Ill get a few pics tomorrow. I threw some painters plastic over her to keep her dry. Raining now and heavy rains tomorrow. Tops are to the point I don't want them drenched in fear of rot coming on.
7CardBud
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Organics are slow to break down and release nutrients. You may not see a difference by harvest time. Only thing that works immediately are soluble ferts like MaxiGro, Calcium Nitrate...etc. But that would not be an organic source of N.
daddyogrow
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Been mostly giving her teas so the notes should be pretty available. I'm kinda excited for the soil test this weekend. I'm just waiting for the rain to stop so I can uncover her. It's 95% humidity here currently...........
sirtalis
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You're fine, that plant doesn't need any N. Its green enough to last til the end.