Querkle week 8 of flower

Hey rollitup, heres a couple pictures of my first grow in week 8(Pictures from 12/26). I've grown this organically except for 1 feeding of bud candy earlier in flowering (was stoned, figured I'd give it a shot) I've posted a grow journal with pictures from the entire flowering process, a reference for someone growing the strain as well. https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/389277-first-grow-flowering-querkle-pics.html <-- link

Happy Holidays everyone, thank you Subcool for this great experience I couldn't see myself growing anything but your strains.

very nice..plus rep

lookin sexy

Great job. Querkle looks like a wonderful purple strain. Are you going to chop soon?

Tyvm, they're 6 days away from harvest but I think some might need to stay in there a bit longer. In the 3rd picture you can see that plant has barely developed.

My Querkle only takes 8 weeks, but I took it 9 last time No offense, but those plants look really dark green still, not sure how long you have been flushing...but mine fade a lot during flush. I have ran my Querkle 4 times, and although it is quality...the yield is not up to my standards. I have too many other TGA strains to keep it around any longer...my last Querkle will be cut next Sat.

I have a CheeseQuake vegging now to take its spot...Sub says he likes it better than Querkle or Cheese. Vortex and Apollo 13 are also vegging...so I am not upset at getting rid of the Querkle. Hope yours turn out well, it is good smoke...but Querkle is not a monster yielding plant. Good luck!!!

I technically have been flushing all along... it's all organically done besides one feeding I gave it early in flowering. Isn't fading just a phosphorus/some kind of nutrient deficiency? I would think that the leaves not fading would be a good thing? I read from Subcool somewhere that longer vegging leads to bud density/higher yields, I vegged for about a month extra so hopefully that'll have some affect on the final turnout. Thanks for the input slow and easy, hopefully you'll start a grow journal with some pictures I'd love to see CheeseQuake!