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aerie said:
I would assume he's speaking some german since he's from holland.

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sometimes when I'm not thinking i'll add something in the hollands and not even realize. My English isn't bad I promise

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DieselB said:

Lookin' good, nice work.


"ist nein" WTF is that?

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thanks! no flowering

I think I should give a little more information.


The strains are:
Super Lemon Haze - Greenhouse Seeds (not so good for the outdoors around here, there is still a few decent plants.) wouldn't re purchase
Afghan Kush - World Of Seeds Great Veg structure AWESOME plants, we'll have to wait till flowering to see for sure. HARDY plants, will DEFINITE re purchase.
Satori - Mandala Seeds Fast Grower, Fruity Smell, also a very hardy plant. Possible re-purchase, downfall, ist not feminized.
Kiwiskunk - Kiwi Seeds - Not much to say, no re purchase, i'd recommend indoor for this strain.

Base Soil is Peat Moss w/mycorrhizae, EW Castings, and perlite. With 6 of gardening lime per 45 gallons. I used this for germination.

Nutrients: Blood Meal, Bone meal, Greensand, Fish Emulsion & Seaweed Extract. Watered with a diluted mix 1:15, dock and nettle extract to water every once in a while.

Embarrassing Baby Picture: & After


They were potted up from 1 gal to 7 gallon pots. There's still 23-30 days of veg left and their pretty tall and bushy....
          Daily I wonder...will they outgrow these pots?

Only time will tell.

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aerie said:
God you are spoiled, lol.

Hope this goes well for you.

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Thanks, I hope it goes well too! There's a lot of patients who could use the medicine.


I found this scoundrel trying to get in bed with one of my daughters...
        So I KiLL HIM 

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Muggles said:
Nice Christmas Trees!

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Haha Thanks. None of the ones in the previous pictures were super cropped or topped intentionally. There was a bug that topped one of the Satoris at a young age.

This is a plant from a bag seed. I grew a couple of them out for the purpose of test subjects. This plant is about 39" tall. If I were in an suburban area this is how I would grow. The branches were cropped throughout the Veg process. The main stem was cropped about 3 weeks ago, while it was down the side branches really shot up, and now the main stem is back up also.

There's more cropping sights, but I couldn't see them. Also one I didn't see below the lowest circled branch

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DungenessDank said:
I don't know how I missed this, Looks awesome man. I love to see grows from Holland, or wherever these are

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Hendershot said:
Beautiful crop man! Hey, my birthday's in the last week of Sept... I wanna walk thru there, arms outstretched, for ten minutes..Just 10 freakin minutes!! Mmmmm, temple balls..

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T-Rex said:
I love big Christmas trees!

This was from my first grow, but she was ripped




-EDIT-
Mine was pretty heavy into flowering when I took that, yours are probably going to be about twice the size of mine

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That an awesome looking plant. Solid buds the whole way down!

I'm not sure what you mean when you say ripped, but I'm thinking someone took it? If so, I'm sorry man, that plant is beautiful. Some people can't appreciate the the effort and time to grow the plants.

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Inverted said:
Edit:  To the OP, looking really nice and healthy man.  Keep it up.

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Thanks
I have one question though, that I hope you might be able to answer. For my estimated flowering days, which I'd say is about 35-37 days, how far along should my yellow fading leaves be. Right now their about 30% up the plant, some in the middle of the plant, and a plant here and there will have a top leaf fading. I don't think it's any trace minerals, they've been getting those, but I haven't given them any source of nitrogen at all since veg.


Looking back, I should have taken a shot of the leave, to make sure it was from lack of nitrogen and not something else, but I have a few pics of the plants as a whole if that would help.

These pics were taken in full sun, so their not the best. It's a decent depiction. You have to focus to see single plants.



The one good thing the heat brought me was awesome trichome development. This is a kiwi skunk bud, once again in full sun, but it almost looks like there's trichs on top of trichs.