JayGrow420
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nice! glad I didn't let them take up a huge amount of space with flowers like that.
PeakSeedsBC
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H G Griffin
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Looking good!
Can't tell a lot from the first pic, but the second is looking pretty close.
(I'm WnB vaping Cindy through a bong right now before going fishin' for the morning and while typing the above sentence she smacked me right on top of the head
. I'm used to vape hits creeping up but this was not at all subtle. Niiiice
)
brandon112233
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Thx for the reply , had a branch break 2 days ago when I left the wife to take care of them while I was at camp lol quick dried and smoked it , result was very heady high , nice but not quite there yet gonna check it with the loupe tonight when lights turn onLooking good!
Can't tell a lot from the first pic, but the second is looking pretty close.
(I'm WnB vaping Cindy through a bong right now before going fishin' for the morning and while typing the above sentence she smacked me right on top of the head
GiovanniJones
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What are you going for, in terms of trichomes?
brandon112233
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ideally I'd like 15 percent amber but this is my 1st time growing c99 so any suggestions are more than welcome
H G Griffin
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Well fuck.
Loaded up a fanny pack with a couple preloaded pipes, a couple doobs, lighter, and a container with a bit more weed for the fishing trip. Hopped on the mountain bike and rode half an hour down into the river valley, rigged up and started fishing. Had two good bites in the first couple minutes and then I reached for a hoot.
The fanny pack is not around my waist.
I tried to keep fishing, told myself there's lots more weed at home and I even have a little emergency stash in my fishing bag, but my mind started adding up the price of the pipes, the hassle of replacing the toker poker, etc. Then I remembered one of the pipes was one I'd made from a 15 year old piece of willow that I had harvested from this same river valley. I just couldn't relax and enjoy myself.
Maybe 10 minutes after getting there I was packing up and climbing up the steep bank. I rode home, backtracking in a few places when I couldn't recall the precise route I'd taken. No sign of the bag.
Walked in my front door, sweaty and annoyed, to see the fucking fanny pack right where I'd put it when I was putting on my backpack.
Supposed to hit 31C today, followed by thunderstorms. Not sure if I'm ambitious enough to ride down again, the AC is feeling nice.
Harry Bonanza
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Stoner moment #564324759Well fuck.
Loaded up a fanny pack with a couple preloaded pipes, a couple doobs, lighter, and a container with a bit more weed for the fishing trip. Hopped on the mountain bike and rode half an hour down into the river valley, rigged up and started fishing. Had two good bites in the first couple minutes and then I reached for a hoot.
The fanny pack is not around my waist.
I tried to keep fishing, told myself there's lots more weed at home and I even have a little emergency stash in my fishing bag, but my mind started adding up the price of the pipes, the hassle of replacing the toker poker, etc. Then I remembered one of the pipes was one I'd made from a 15 year old piece of willow that I had harvested from this same river valley. I just couldn't relax and enjoy myself.
Maybe 10 minutes after getting there I was packing up and climbing up the steep bank. I rode home, backtracking in a few places when I couldn't recall the precise route I'd taken. No sign of the bag.
Walked in my front door, sweaty and annoyed, to see the fucking fanny pack right where I'd put it when I was putting on my backpack.
Supposed to hit 31C today, followed by thunderstorms. Not sure if I'm ambitious enough to ride down again, the AC is feeling nice.
GiovanniJones
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To be honest, the height of the plants make up for it, at least to an extent. My BB plants should harvest at least as much at my GSC and GDP, and far more than my Purple Urkle. I’ll be surprised if I’ll get an ounce off my PU, it’s that small. Skunk Berry looks like I’ll get a good amount.
H G Griffin
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I went back down to the river. Managed 3 good walleye and one really nice one about 25" long. Also helped a young guy land his first ever walleye. He was a pretty happy fella. I love being there for experiences like that. Came home when the heat became unbearable.
It was actually a pretty eventful outing, but I'm melting and this is not a fishing board. Just thought I'd finish the tale of my day.
Hey all, I’ve been lurking in this thread for a few months now. Such an incredible source of info!
For those of you who have grown PSBC NL before, do you recall how long it took to finish? And are you counting from flip or first signs of flowering? I realize there are many variables, but just looking for an approximation.
I am on my first ever grow and have two NLs and one mystery plant from a free pack of B-grade seeds in my tent right now, flipped 35 days ago. Pretty sure the random seed is BB based on the photos in this thread. Learning lots with these plants and perhaps I’ll post some photos at some point.
Thanks for any advice for this newb!
For those of you who have grown PSBC NL before, do you recall how long it took to finish? And are you counting from flip or first signs of flowering? I realize there are many variables, but just looking for an approximation.
I am on my first ever grow and have two NLs and one mystery plant from a free pack of B-grade seeds in my tent right now, flipped 35 days ago. Pretty sure the random seed is BB based on the photos in this thread. Learning lots with these plants and perhaps I’ll post some photos at some point.
Thanks for any advice for this newb!
GiovanniJones
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This is just based on my experience of three indoor grows, but for me, plants generally go for as many weeks as the breeder states if I count from the time I see the first signs of flowering. I know that others will say the opposite, and I'm not trying to argue anyone's viewpoint, it's just the way it's worked out for me, perhaps based on my grow style.
I have two of Peak's NL plants in my room right now which will be at 9 weeks of 12/12 tomorrow and most of my trichomes are clear. Few are cloudy and none are amber, so still a couple of weeks left. YMMV. Post some pics!
I have two of Peak's NL plants in my room right now which will be at 9 weeks of 12/12 tomorrow and most of my trichomes are clear. Few are cloudy and none are amber, so still a couple of weeks left. YMMV. Post some pics!
Thanks for the reply. I always assumed most breeder approximations are based off the start of flowering and not the flip. I am in no rush anyways, just wanted to see what people were averaging for harvest time since this is my first grow and have no idea what to expect. Thanks for the info on your grow, as it’s nice to have something to go off of. Please keep us updated!
H G Griffin
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Re PSBC flowering times, this is the footnote that appears at the bottom of the seed listings:
** Indoor flowering period refers to the time period between inducing flowering(12hrs light/12hrs dark) and harvest. Outdoor flowering period (harvest date) depends on many environmental factors. Latitude, growing techniques and abilities, weather, etc. Generally, figure a 8 week plant to mature in early Oct. and 9 week plant mid-Oct.
I have found this to be quite accurate, at least in my indoor garden(I'm too far north for outdoor without light dep.). Per my records, my last 2 PSBC NL were chopped on 58f and 60f.
GiovanniJones
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There you go, PlumbO, the two sides of the coin. H G Griffin's plants mature faster than my own perhaps because of his grow style, or, I harvest later than he does (generally speaking), or both. All valid, it just depends on how you grow and when you decide to harvest.
Another thing to keep in mind is that how mature your plants are makes a difference. I think that clones take less time than plants from seed because the plants are older. Even from seed, longer veg times mean a plant is more sexually mature at the onset of 12/12 which could affect flower times.
I saw some amber on my Northern Lights last night for the first time, so they should be done in a matter of days. This means a bit over 9 weeks for me this time around from flip.
Keep in mind that I'm fairly new to this game while HGG is a far more experienced, successful grower. If anything ... "what he said" should apply.
Another thing to keep in mind is that how mature your plants are makes a difference. I think that clones take less time than plants from seed because the plants are older. Even from seed, longer veg times mean a plant is more sexually mature at the onset of 12/12 which could affect flower times.
I saw some amber on my Northern Lights last night for the first time, so they should be done in a matter of days. This means a bit over 9 weeks for me this time around from flip.
Keep in mind that I'm fairly new to this game while HGG is a far more experienced, successful grower. If anything ... "what he said" should apply.
GiovanniJones
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Some nice fading on the C99s. Here’s one, both plants look similar though. Looking forward to harvesting 8 big, fat colas.
Those are huge, nice work. I'm always battling mould when they get that size. What is your humidity at mid to late flower?
GiovanniJones
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It's always low for the temperature according to transpiration charts, I'm a bit under 50% right now but should probably be over 60%.
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Snowback
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Same here. This summer has been even above average for humidity in my area.
Sirgrassalot
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double bubbles today one for the boys lol.