Blueberry 7 weeks flower *PICS*

HIGHLANDERZ

Well-Known Member

• May 5, 2008

• #1

Dutch Passion Blueberry
6 weeks veg
1 150 watt ECOPLUS CFL
Miracle Grow Moisture Control Soil
Fox Farm Tiger Bloom
Didn't top

Here she is at 7 weeks! Think I might hold out until 9 weeks (supposed to finish 8 - 10 weeks) for when the trichs look milky.

Comments, suggestions?

 

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Snookster

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• May 5, 2008

• #2

I'm pretty much a noobie, so I don't qualify to comment much except to say that they are pretty as hell! I got a nice Sativa just starting to flower. I have a long wait....................................................

 

smokingbot

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• May 5, 2008

• #3

I'd definitely wait it out a couple weeks..

 

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Rousel23

Active Member

• May 5, 2008

• #4

yeah. Im no expert but Im on my 3rd grow and my first grow I got excited and cropped early. my 2nd grow was with clones of the first and I was patient in cropping and ill tell you, a week makes a big difference.

yes I would say you have at least one more week to go. Maybe closer to 10 or 11 days.
yes the trichs will go milky and the majority of the hairs will turn whatever color your strains tells them to. in your case it seems to be a orangeish red.

Good Work man.
She is a beauty.
you have to tell us how much it weighs out in the end.

 

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surculus

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• May 5, 2008

• #5

no its not done to many clusters of white hairs too

 

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UserFriendly

New Member

• May 5, 2008

• #6

How about you take the next pics under some natural light? I'd love to see some detail.

 

Purplecheeser

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• May 6, 2008

• #7

that plant looks sooo weird, its like a little cluster on top and a million fan leaves

 

inbudwetrust

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• May 9, 2008

• #8

https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/70310-vertical-grow-400-watt-hps.html That Dutch passion blueberry looks nothing like mine... I think there are a few different phenos. I have a few that are super lanky and tall, then I have some short stout ones, I like em both equally

 

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SensiStarCrosstrainer

Active Member

• May 10, 2008

• #9

any vet correct me if im wrong cause im not entirely sure, Would this plant be better off with the shade leaves being trimed so the flowers get more light? Or is that just a personal prefence on how you want your plant to grow.

 

inbudwetrust

Well-Known Member

• May 11, 2008

• #10

yes cut those leaves, trim so more light could get in

 

babylonburn

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• May 11, 2008

• #11

ii dont think u have to cut the whole leaf off u could do them like u do clones and cut them in half and such....

 

kochab

New Member

• May 11, 2008

• #12

babylonburn said:

ii dont think u have to cut the whole leaf off u could do them like u do clones and cut them in half and such....

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you can if your plant dosent have many food leaves.
I dont cut anything off during flower....if they didnt need that leaf for food during flowering then it really wouldent have been there

and that blueberry needs @ least 3 more weeks, Id probably go 4 or more myself though. There are a million white hairs on that, so I doubt the tric's are even any milky yet...

 

Mr Green Man

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• May 11, 2008

• #13

I don't know about that.
I have been told that cutting shade leaves does no good. These leaves are storing lots of food for your plants, also they do the majority of the photosynthesis, by cutting them you are lowing your plants ability to turn light into energy.

That’s what the guy from Nirvana told me any way.

 

kochab

New Member

• May 11, 2008

• #14

Mr Green Man said:

I don't know about that.
I have been told that cutting shade leaves does no good. These leaves are storing lots of food for your plants, also they do the majority of the photosynthesis, by cutting them you are lowing your plants ability to turn light into energy.

That’s what the guy from Nirvana told me any way.

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Yeah thats what Ive always believed.

 

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jotadefiji

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• May 11, 2008

• #15

i say chop the biatch up......... then send to me
jk

 

inbudwetrust

Well-Known Member

• May 12, 2008

• #16

dude I think thats a bunk plant, six weeks no crystals. Mine are at six weeks and are way different looking, mine are just packed with crystals so many that they look wet and shiny.

 

HIGHLANDERZ

Well-Known Member

• May 12, 2008

• #17

Bunk plant...um.....no. No crystals huh? Riiiigggghhhtttttt.........this isn't even a pic of the buds, JUST the sugar leaves. Oh, and congrats on your grow too!

 

kochab

New Member

• May 12, 2008

• #18

inbudwetrust has a point....where did you get the genetics from?

and that aint the same plant as that picture above. NO way

 

HIGHLANDERZ

Well-Known Member

• May 12, 2008

• #19

Dutch Passion Blueberry
Pic is 8 weeks in.
WTF do I have to do to prove it's a real plant, and the same one?! Mail it to you? LOL
Do a search on all my posts (I don't have that many) HIGHLANDERZ
Jesus, I'm not running a scam here........in the end it doesn't matter 'cause I'm gonna smoke it, not you.

 

kochab

New Member

• May 12, 2008

• #20

HIGHLANDERZ said:

Dutch Passion Blueberry
Pic is 8 weeks in.
WTF do I have to do to prove it's a real plant, and the same one?! Mail it to you? LOL
Do a search on all my posts (I don't have that many) HIGHLANDERZ
Jesus, I'm not running a scam here........in the end it doesn't matter 'cause I'm gonna smoke it, not you.

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no im saying that is one of 2 things
a) not your picture
b) that you used 2 totally different cameras

im not searching your post to see if youve been stealing pictures. not my conscience that would have to live with it.
The plant isnt ready to be cut, thats all there is to it, that was what you needed to know