Super Silver Haze (pforum176)
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Swifty
'23, '24 COE Winner
Right on track @pforum176,
Looks like you are in the 2nd reflowering now.
It won't take long now.
Greetings.
Swifty
'23, '24 COE Winner
Well if I look at the pic I would let her go some more.
The harvest window is approaching for you, and yes I would expect it to be around 2 weeks from judging your stage of flowering.
Now is the time to start feeding them lesser and dim the light a little bit.
Shorter day's can also help, even 15 minutes can make a difference.
Al these measures tell the plant that winter is coming and should hasten te ripening proces.
I must say that I don't focus on trich color alone anymore, I judge also by smell.
Sounds a bit strange but working with few selected clones for years tought me that.
I don't do this with new plants.
Question: Did you check the trich color on your SSH1 harvested at 63 days? (after drying and after some curing)
Once a plant is harvested the trichs keep evolving.
Now is the time to get to know your cut and harvest at different times (even if they had not a flush, should not affect the high).
Hope it helps and good job!
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Hi Growers,
today is the 66th day of flowering.
EC=0.3
pH=6.2
Light goes to 70%
The girls only get clean water (with CalMag), nanners are everywhere and only 4 days to go
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The smell is sweet, citrus, with a bit of mint and skunk...the combination is really beautiful...I have never smelled anything like it...one of the reasons why it is the winner of the selection...
today is the 66th day of flowering.
EC=0.3
pH=6.2
Light goes to 70%
The girls only get clean water (with CalMag), nanners are everywhere and only 4 days to go
ā¦The smell is sweet, citrus, with a bit of mint and skunk...the combination is really beautiful...I have never smelled anything like it...one of the reasons why it is the winner of the selection
...
pleased420
Well-known member
looking really nice 
longball
'21, '23 COE Winner
Time to harvest now?
Too much heat and light can cause other problems. Notice the yellow ābananaā sticking out of the top middle bud in the next picture. This is a stress response. The plant is making a last-ditch effort to pollinate itself and make seeds before the plant dies. If your buds start popping up with bananas everywhere, itās time to harvest. Otherwise, you start losing potency/smell and buds may get seedy.
Too much heat and light can cause other problems. Notice the yellow ābananaā sticking out of the top middle bud in the next picture. This is a stress response. The plant is making a last-ditch effort to pollinate itself and make seeds before the plant dies. If your buds start popping up with bananas everywhere, itās time to harvest. Otherwise, you start losing potency/smell and buds may get seedy.
Swifty
'23, '24 COE Winner
Golf balls, baseball bats and a unique smell, whats not to like on the SSH?!
Nice job @pforum176, eager to hear how this round smokes.
Greetings.
Nice job @pforum176, eager to hear how this round smokes.
Greetings.
Hello to everybody,
I harvested all five flowers yesterday. It took 20 days to grow and 68 days to flower.
Although I only lit at 70% power towards the end, the flowers were apparently overlit. After a year of using LED, I still can't work with it ... And that light is suitable for a 60x60 cm space and I have it in an 80x80 cm tent...
Oh well, photos from the harvest...
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I harvested all five flowers yesterday. It took 20 days to grow and 68 days to flower.
Although I only lit at 70% power towards the end, the flowers were apparently overlit. After a year of using LED, I still can't work with it
... And that light is suitable for a 60x60 cm space and I have it in an 80x80 cm tent...Oh well, photos from the harvest...
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2/5
3/5
4/5
5/5
Photos after 10 days of drying...
Another SSH sample after 2 months curing...
And the last sample after almost 8 months of curing (I had to hold on a lot to keep it for the photo shoot
)...
As I wrote above, I would describe the scent as sweet (honey), skunk, citrus, with a bit of mint. The longer the curing lasts, the more you smell the gas, kerosene or something like that. In the end, this fragrance completely prevails and you will only feel the citrus-honey-menthol scent when you break the bud.
Another SSH sample after 2 months curing...
And the last sample after almost 8 months of curing (I had to hold on a lot to keep it for the photo shoot
)...As I wrote above, I would describe the scent as sweet (honey), skunk, citrus, with a bit of mint. The longer the curing lasts, the more you smell the gas, kerosene or something like that. In the end, this fragrance completely prevails and you will only feel the citrus-honey-menthol scent when you break the bud.