Frisian duck u.k greenhouse grow

got my digital slr out with a macro lens to have a look at the trichromes ... all photos handhelds so apologies for my shakey hands.

The shallow depth of field doesn't help but how long do you reckons left 2 weeks???

It looks more like a month to me. The buds are just starting to develop.

Hmmm it's started flowering in late august. But it's under cover so I'll leave it as long as it needs

Looking good. Given more room, you could have leaned those over in veg and got more side branching. Still great for the conditions. Those white hairs will turn brown or orange, and be mostly swallowed up by the bud. All it takes is time. lol

I too would like to see some crosses of this strain. Maybe some short season stuff with semiautomatic genetics. Would make a great fall/winter/spring strain.

too larry said:

Looking good. Given more room, you could have leaned those over in veg and got more side branching. Still great for the conditions. Those white hairs will turn brown or orange, and be mostly swallowed up by the bud. All it takes is time. lol

I too would like to see some crosses of this strain. Maybe some short season stuff with semiautomatic genetics. Would make a great fall/winter/spring strain.

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Like this?

I did train it in veg but it's difficult to get a wide angle picture of all the tops at once, ... when it's finished I'll get a pic of the entire plant so you can see the structure of it all.

reuben rubbish said:

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Like this?

I did train it in veg but it's difficult to get a wide angle picture of all the tops at once, ... when it's finished I'll get a pic of the entire plant so you can see the structure of it all.

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I saw that. I just meant that sans the confines of the greenie, even though the plants were close together at the stalks, you could have leaned them over as far as they would grow, where each would have maximized it's sunlight. I do some plots like that, where several plants will be planted in the same hole, but when staked down in different directions, they kind of form a hedge. I call it LOB, for Lean Over, Baby.

But just being able to talk you wife into letting you keep them in the greenie is more than I can accomplish. I'm an outcast, having to grow in the bush.

too larry said:

I saw that. I just meant that sans the confines of the greenie, even though the plants were close together at the stalks, you could have leaned them over as far as they would grow, where each would have maximized it's sunlight. I do some plots like that, where several plants will be planted in the same hole, but when staked down in different directions, they kind of form a hedge. I call it LOB, for Lean Over, Baby.

But just being able to talk you wife into letting you keep them in the greenie is more than I can accomplish. I'm an outcast, having to grow in the bush.

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too larry said:

I saw that. I just meant that sans the confines of the greenie, even though the plants were close together at the stalks, you could have leaned them over as far as they would grow, where each would have maximized it's sunlight. I do some plots like that, where several plants will be planted in the same hole, but when staked down in different directions, they kind of form a hedge. I call it LOB, for Lean Over, Baby.

But just being able to talk you wife into letting you keep them in the greenie is more than I can accomplish. I'm an outcast, having to grow in the bush.

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I see what you're saying, it is a restricted space and leaves are touching and it's generally a pain in the arse. It's a testament to the hardyness of the strain reLly

Well I am really beginning to think that this strain has a LOT of potential, for several reasons. It is a pretty cool looking plant for one thing, and it doesn't look like marijuana, at least not most marijuana strains. I think that I might even be able to grow it in plain sight! Lol.

Sorry for the quality of this photo, but it's just to give a jist of the situation, how cramped up these plants are... found the first little bit of mold yesterday, so I hope it's close to done in the next 2 weeks!

Very cool man & 2 phenos. That's quack.

Hurry up and finish please I'm getting impatient now.!

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Looking good

Love the purple buds!

Gutted!! Started to find mold in some top buds this morning going to chop tonight or tomorrow

Sorry to hear that, but you still kicked ass. {that open door shot is so cool}

I just bagged up the last of my dried harvest. Only one plant got ripe, one real close and everything else one, two and three weeks earlier than I would have liked. I fought rot for the last month and a half.

too larry said:

Sorry to hear that, but you still kicked ass. {that open door shot is so cool}

I just bagged up the last of my dried harvest. Only one plant got ripe, one real close and everything else one, two and three weeks earlier than I would have liked. I fought rot for the last month and a half.

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Thanks mate. I should have probably killed off or gave away one of the three plants ... it was very obvious there wasn't the room for all three once potted up but they grew so quickly that moving them to a friends house wasn't an option. ... I cropped early last year too I think the amount of direct sunlight I receive substantially affects the mold situation as well, the lights even worse about now with the sun low in the sky,only direct sun from 9:30 till 13:30 .so next year I reckon I'll get some auto duck on the go. See what the outcome is. And for now I'll have to cut them Down and see what I've got... fingers crossed the mold isn't worse than I thought. ... smoke report and yield to come.

Who breeds the fresian duck seeds? What banks carry them.

whitebb2727 said:

Who breeds the fresian duck seeds? What banks carry them.

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Dutch passion. But I think seedsman , gorilla and attitude might as well .