Popping smoke

[Fiddler's Green]

I guess coyote piss keeps away most herbivores when growing outside.

I don't think that would have worked either, they were five feet away from an old pile of root stumps and brush. One of the plants was half pulled in a little hole.

I have some brush piles that need attention at some point.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Topped the Cheeselicious cause it got lost in the group of Autos. Speaking of autos, they are heading elsewhere to get some privacy to tango.

Gave the tops of the Raspberry Boogie a supercrop pinch to promote branching

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Plucked a few more pollen sacs, started the transition nutes, and consolidated the autos to get them ready to pollinate.

 

[1oldfart]

I don't think that would have worked either, they were five feet away from an old pile of root stumps and brush. One of the plants was half pulled in a little hole.

I have some brush piles that need attention at some point.
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i'am not much when it comes to poison when it;s used for varmits. i have all day to trap or play sniper with the air gun or crossbow !don't have night vis yet!

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Turned on the music and banged the lower branches into ol' boy and chucked them hard, I chucked them so hard.

I had a thought of painting the gorilla cart camo and making it a guerrilla cart lol (ok, I'm done)


The photos are doing alright, keeping them in the shade so they don't outgrow their containers. I still have stretch to consider starting some time next week.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Had a storm break a couple branches and leaves. Nothing to crazy. Got lucky

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Snipped the male Purple Leon Auto, I think he's done his job.


The light dep begins today for the photos (minus the Raspberry Boogie and photos I want to pollinate)


I really do like the structure of the Raspberry Boogie
(Enough to run the same cut four seasons)

 

[Fiddler's Green]

The G14 is the frostiest of the bunch and has a simple structure. I look forward to trimming this one.


Mothman from Gnome Automatics is pretty


Lilac Diesel is pushing more growth (I might get a bit to enjoy) but as you can see she is super pregnant.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

The two of four Raspberry Boogie that made it look like we might actually get to continue the project



If not, I bought some STS mix and with the few rooted cuts I can try my hand to make a bunch of mini back ups.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

I forgot how big the Raspberry Boogie leaves could get.


The G14 makes me smile for some reason


Accidentally supercropped the top of the Trizzlers. MacGyvered a splint with what I had on the spot.


@Hotwired
Here's the Lilac Diesel in week 3ish of flower (she's also an early pollinated auto). Her and a Mango Smile are a week behind the others but she is showing the signs of being very resinous with the curling sugar leaves.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Pruned and defoliated the Raspberry Boogie project photos and the autos. My day/night Temps vary 30ish° and humidity swings 60 points so my focus is on airflow. I figured the autos have another 25 days a least.


The G14 on the bottom right corner was untouched. She has a skimpy outfit already

 

[H.A.F.]

If you are trying to be stealthy, that blue is not very helpful LOL

 

[Fiddler's Green]

It's in a sunny patch under some canopy. All the more reason to paint the cart camo though.

I'll have to admit these plants are thriving mainly getting diffused light, they get about two hours max of direct sunlight. Outside of making it to harvest my next major concern is the stability of the genetics. I'm liking what I'm seeing from these autos. It's like Ron Popeil weed set it and forget it (kinda)

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Took a couple Raspberry Boogie cuts from the new girl for the future BX1?/S1 project.


I have a few clones of the 2020 cut standing by waiting for them to root.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Moved the Raspberry Boogies by the autos until I find a better spot to reduce the chance of pollination on my light dep photos.


Auto seeds are getting close. Next time it'll be in small pots to focus pollination on one or two branches so I can bud wash the rest without fucking up my seeds.


The light dep photos are coming along. Day 23 from flip.


The Raspberry Boogie male looks like he might have something to offer in structure, his stem rub gave the same sweet gassy smell as the 2020 cut.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Some of the plants are busting out seeds. It's only been 5 weeks since they got dusted. They still have another week to go before they start getting scoped.
Day 52ish of bloom/ day 36 since pollination


Any info/suggestions on seed development and when to collect would be appreciated amigos.

 

[Joebud]

Some of the plants are busting out seeds. It's only been 5 weeks since they got dusted. They still have another week to go before they start getting scoped.
Day 52ish of bloom/ day 36 since pollination
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Any info/suggestions on seed development and when to collect would be appreciated amigos.

Looks like it is getting close. You could pull one that is about to fall out to inspect the seed development. I would wait as long as you can to allow under developed seeds more time to grow. Good luck!

 

[H.A.F.]

If you are worried about losing the seeds on the ground slide mesh bags over the flowers maybe?

 

[Fiddler's Green]

If you are worried about losing the seeds on the ground slide mesh bags over the flowers maybe?

I'm not too worried about the few that'll drop while being handled, it's having as many developed beans as possible. From what I've gathered listening to breeder talks 6 weeks after pollination seems to be the minimum before collecting seeds. My biggest worry is that they are out in the rain right now and I'm going to have a top full of sprouts lol.

 

[Fiddler's Green]

Had something nibble a branch last night. Hopefully it was in passing. Waited until my teeth were floating and marked the area all around.


The two cuts I took a couple weeks ago show promise. I messed up a over the weekend and left my grow light on with almost zero ventilation all day and they were wilted and laying on their sides. They are recovering now but still no roots visible on the sides. I'm sure they are both rooted otherwise I don't think they would have bounced back.