A little La Niña

[Swifty]

The dominant aroma is citrus but it's not the bright lemony kind; it's darker and overall more of a melange. There is something kind of medicinal or industrial in the background (iodine?) that I haven't pinned down yet. I could see it going towards gas with the right nose.

Interesting smell @poly, how long are they flowering?

 

[poly]

Interesting smell @poly, how long are they flowering?

Hmm. I'm a terrible documentarian but the first stigmas showed up early July...so 2-3 weeks I guess.

 

[poly]

Looks like I managed to snap a pic on the 21st. So more like starting the 4th week of flower now.

 

[poly]

I forgot to raise the UV fixture as they grew up and scorched the smaller one a bit. At least I know it's not time to replace the bulb.



While not as trichome laden as the smaller one these spears are impressive in their own way.







Aromas continue to be dominated by citrus but the background is getting more earthy, tropical fruitier.

 

[Proud Kraut]

Those will be a breeze to harvest, just a long bud on a stick....nice

 

[Islandgrower]

I forgot to raise the UV fixture as they grew up and scorched the smaller one a bit. At least I know it's not time to replace the bulb.

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While not as trichome laden as the smaller one these spears are impressive in their own way.

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Aromas continue to be dominated by citrus but the background is getting more earthy, tropical fruitier.

How did they turn out? And what aromas are you getting after the dry and a little cure?

 

[musashi]

BUMP

 

[Diesel840]

I think @poly is still too high in the clouds after smoking those impressive spears to come down to earth and type up a smoke report.

Possibly still cleaning their home or busy raging at Coachella. Never can tell with those crazy sativas.
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