Dutch Passion Feminized Blueberry - Pictures

JayDoe71

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• Sep 14, 2009

• #41

blzbob said:

Hey Jay great job keeping those Blueberry going after all the trouble they gave you, and that Snow White is looking fantastic way to grow.

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Thanks Everyone!!

I didn't think anyone was watching!!

 

JayDoe71

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• Sep 26, 2009

• #42

Hey Guys,

So I think we're ready to harvest. I'm going to give these girls 36 hours of continuous darkness before I chop them.

Is it normal for so many of the leaves to become so dry and brittle? Do I have a deficency somewhere? The buds seem great!!

 

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liljheazy

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• Sep 26, 2009

• #43

no that happens during the last week of flowering due to the flushing of nutrients and they look great

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #44

Hey guys

I finally got my six Snow Whte girls jarred!! I don't have a final weight yet, I figure I'll give'em a week to let them dehydrate totally. I think I got more then a half pound dried and cured.

I will update with the final weight in a few days

 

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JayDoe71

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #45

OK, now we're done with Snow White and on to our Dutch Passion Blueberry's!! I have three large girls on 12/12 for a few days, but I'll get to those in a moment. I took eight clones from each of the two nicest girls.

I don't think I'm going to keep a mother plant anymore. I read somewhere that a grow just took clones from the plants about to go into flower...I'm going to give it a shot

These girls are about 6 days old

 

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JayDoe71

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #46

Hey guys,

I have this problem with every grow. My fan leaves wilt and die way too early. I understand that this is normal later in the 12/12 process, but my girls' leaves are wilting before they went into 12/12, and now a few of them I would presume dead.

I'm still pretty new at this, 3rd grow, and I've always gone really lite on the nutes. I think this problem, like all the others I've encountered, may be simple.

Is it a simple N deficency? I just loaded them up with 1600 ppm of Flora Nova Bloom Formula.

Any thoughts, please

 

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liljheazy

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #47

it could also be over fert, you should drop the ppm a little bit maybe to 1200 or 1300.

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #48

liljheazy said:

it could also be over fert, you should drop the ppm a little bit maybe to 1200 or 1300.

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No, this is the first time I gave them a real feeding. I never gave them more then 500 ppm and only 2 or three times since she's been alive

 

liljheazy

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #49

man thats weird and your only feeding the flora nova bloom , that should have some N in it.

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 25, 2009

• #50

liljheazy said:

man thats weird and your only feeding the flora nova bloom , that should have some N in it.

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I'm beginning to think it's mold...any thoughts anyone?

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 25, 2009

• #51

Final Snow White Weight: Just under 9 1/2 oz dried and cured bud. The bud is dense and crunchy, strong astringent, widow smell....stoned

Six plants under a 1K HPS, not bad, but not great. I believe this will end this journal.

 

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budfan3838

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• Oct 25, 2009

• #52

what about the blueberry?

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 26, 2009

• #53

budfan3838 said:

what about the blueberry?

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Thanks for asking!! I'll admit I kinda forgot this thread was suppossed to be about the blueberry!!!

OK, pic updates soon...my three BB girls are nice and bushy and 12/12 for two weeks now. I guess I'll continue until their harvest!!!!

 

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WhateverOne

Active Member

• Oct 26, 2009

• #54

JayDoe71 said:

I'm not bringing them in and out everyday, too much work!!

I'm more interested in the indoor BB grow. I think the seedlings are growing so slowly because of the low temp, but there's nothing I can do about it

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seedlings have high needs for warm soil conditions round 20°C (you'll have to do the math ) this is because the roots develop better and most importantly can get more water becouse cold water gets thicker in structure (until at 0° Ice is formed) with is tougher for the plant to absorb [ especially ice ]

 

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budfan3838

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• Oct 26, 2009

• #55

JayDoe71 said:

Thanks for asking!! I'll admit I kinda forgot this thread was suppossed to be about the blueberry!!!

OK, pic updates soon...my three BB girls are nice and bushy and 12/12 for two weeks now. I guess I'll continue until their harvest!!!!

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ok thanks! ill be keeping an eye out

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 29, 2009

• #56

Hi fellow potheads,

So lets get back to the Blueberry. These three girls have vegged for over a month and have now been on 12/12 for two and a half weeks. All three plants are nice and bushy and have good branching.

Also, here are eight clones that will eventually be six flowering plants. I plan on grow this strain for a while...

I keep learning more and more, great hobby and free bud!!!

Snow White harvest is some good weed

 

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JayDoe71

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• Oct 29, 2009

• #57

liljheazy said:

great thats my guess too, around 6-8 ounces dry

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Brotha, I got 9 1/2 ozs dried and curred!!!

 

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budfan3838

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• Oct 29, 2009

• #58

how long do you think the blueberry will be in flower for?

 

JayDoe71

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• Oct 30, 2009

• #59

budfan3838 said:

how long do you think the blueberry will be in flower for?

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probably 9 or 10 weeks

 

JayDoe71

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• Nov 3, 2009

• #60

Hi Guys,

Here are the three girls 22 days into flowering. The leaves are already covered in tri's and the plants are overall healthy. I'm hoping to get three oz's or more from each plant.

I'm hoping to have this crop dried and curred by the Holidays!!!

 

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