Super Silver Haze, A nice keeper!
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Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Probably to a certain degree but I can't say I notice this. Watering soil should result in more compaction I believe but even that can easily be countered with a good starting medium.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Nice Hanzde! looking forward to your SSH also. Good luck!Have won some SSH for future growsim looking how your grow turns out
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Update: Last week they really took off (caught me a bit off guard
) and I decided that they start flowering tomorrow, they will become big.
They are now in 30L pots, they could be a little bigger but these will work.
It a strong growing SSH, very vigorous and really enjoying the sun. I love her structure outdoors!
I'm going to top dress with fresh soil and after stretch I will feed her lightly with Plagron Alga Bloom as I see her needs.
She is a bit finickly feeder, not the easiest plant to keep happy.
Another 7 days later, last week of grow:
) and I decided that they start flowering tomorrow, they will become big.They are now in 30L pots, they could be a little bigger but these will work.
It a strong growing SSH, very vigorous and really enjoying the sun. I love her structure outdoors!
I'm going to top dress with fresh soil and after stretch I will feed her lightly with Plagron Alga Bloom as I see her needs.
She is a bit finickly feeder, not the easiest plant to keep happy.
Another 7 days later, last week of grow:
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Nope, its a keeper in every way
.I've grown lot's of different genetics over the years, MR Nice Seedbank delivers strong and vigorous plants. Needs some selection but as every human and animal have different genes so does every plant and seed...
I think that I should have started flowering a little bit earlier
.
High-mish
2021 COE Winner
I think that I should have started flowering a little bit earlier
Looking fwd to seeing your trees flower
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks @Hanzde!
In 10 weeks they should be ready @High-mish, hoping for a nice summer with lots of sun
.Greetings
Ken Abbis
2022 COE Winner
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Would love to do that!
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Update: They are 2 weeks in flower now.
I've started feeding them with Alga-Bloom at half strenght, they are becoming hungry.
Bud set has started and it appears that the stretch is starting to slow down (1,80m measured from the ground to the top). I must say that they behave more outdoors than indoors.
They already give a nice sweet incense smell if you are close to them, they don't smell like traditional MJ at all. Already some trichomes developing.
I've covered the pots (heat protection) and put some support in the pots.
Stay tuned, the next weeks will become more interesting!
I've started feeding them with Alga-Bloom at half strenght, they are becoming hungry.
Bud set has started and it appears that the stretch is starting to slow down (1,80m measured from the ground to the top). I must say that they behave more outdoors than indoors
.They already give a nice sweet incense smell if you are close to them, they don't smell like traditional MJ at all. Already some trichomes developing.
I've covered the pots (heat protection) and put some support in the pots.
Stay tuned, the next weeks will become more interesting!
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Weekly update:
They are 3 weeks in flower now.
Feeding is a little bit of, seems that they are much more hungry. I will give them full strenght now for the next weeks. If I'm doing this over I would top dress them with guano from start of flower. Another lesson learned.
Progress is nice, they are giving incense and coffee aroma's.
THC production is already started and if you look close you can start to see some silver.
Greetings
They are 3 weeks in flower now.
Feeding is a little bit of, seems that they are much more hungry. I will give them full strenght now for the next weeks. If I'm doing this over I would top dress them with guano from start of flower. Another lesson learned.
Progress is nice, they are giving incense and coffee aroma's.
THC production is already started and if you look close you can start to see some silver.
Greetings
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Update: They are a day shy of being 4 weeks in flower!
It is getting nice in the garden, they are giving a nice smell. Still incense but now it is acompanied by a drier afghan type of smell, very subtle but it is there.
Makes me excited everytime I'm around them.
Feeding is doing its job and as of tomorrow I will reduce the feeding a bit and give some green sensation.
Next wek will become very hot here, I'm tinking of putting them in the shade for 4 hours in the hottest part of the day...
Now here they are
Have a nice day everybody!
It is getting nice in the garden, they are giving a nice smell. Still incense but now it is acompanied by a drier afghan type of smell, very subtle but it is there.
Makes me excited everytime I'm around them.
Feeding is doing its job and as of tomorrow I will reduce the feeding a bit and give some green sensation.
Next wek will become very hot here, I'm tinking of putting them in the shade for 4 hours in the hottest part of the day...
Now here they are
Have a nice day everybody!
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thank you TGTDE!Incredible plants. Can’t wait to see how they finish and hear a smoke report!
They are true Queens for me, feeling lucky to have these in the garden.
You can count on that smoke report.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Update: They are midflower (almost 5 weeks, 34 days to be exact) and are doing well.
The heatwave didn't affect them, even during the hottest part of the day (+40°C) the leaves stayed in the usual angle.
Feeding stays at 3ml Alga Bloom +1ml Green sensation for now. The bigger fans are fading a little quicker than I would like to see.
The smell is evolving, the dryer smell is making room for a creamier incense and starts to become complex and full. Sweeter and even in the citrus range for now.
Enjoy!
The heatwave didn't affect them, even during the hottest part of the day (+40°C) the leaves stayed in the usual angle.
Feeding stays at 3ml Alga Bloom +1ml Green sensation for now. The bigger fans are fading a little quicker than I would like to see.
The smell is evolving, the dryer smell is making room for a creamier incense and starts to become complex and full. Sweeter and even in the citrus range for now.
Enjoy!
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Weekly update:
Plants are starting tomorrow on the seventh week of flower. The first real reflowering is there!
They are bulking up really nice (impresses me even more than indoors, summer so far has been exceptionally good here).
It seems that i've given them just little bit too much of ferts this week (notice slight burn on the tips), I will start to give them less. I'm still pleased with how they look, seams that I've countered the premature yellowing nicely.
The smell has evolved again this week, incense, citrus and now also some onion/ savory (not exactly but difficult to describe). This smell should go away when the end of flowering is reached.
It was windy today, I've tied up a lot of branches as it's still a couple of weeks of flowering. Wouldn't want to see a branch snapped of.
Some pic's (hope you guys don't get bored of me every week):
They haven't stolen their name!
Plants are starting tomorrow on the seventh week of flower. The first real reflowering is there!
They are bulking up really nice (impresses me even more than indoors, summer so far has been exceptionally good here).
It seems that i've given them just little bit too much of ferts this week (notice slight burn on the tips), I will start to give them less. I'm still pleased with how they look, seams that I've countered the premature yellowing nicely.
The smell has evolved again this week, incense, citrus and now also some onion/ savory (not exactly but difficult to describe). This smell should go away when the end of flowering is reached.
It was windy today, I've tied up a lot of branches as it's still a couple of weeks of flowering. Wouldn't want to see a branch snapped of.
Some pic's (hope you guys don't get bored of me every week
):They haven't stolen their name!