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Really digging the nose on these! F4 s.3 standing out for frost. Leaves are covered in old pollen too.
Aye, the earlier posts finally came through –
Not pictured above, but figured why not before it gets the chop – here is the F3 seed 3 that ended up being a male
F3 –
Thinking about killing off the male this weekend. I’m assuming it has spread enough pollen around.
Top dressing with worm, castings and craft blend, and every other water I rotate between stash, blend and recharge
I’m used to doing 3-5 gallon fabric pots so the 1 gallon plastic containers have been a challenging learning curve.
I’ll upload some updated photos and day count later today when lights come on. But I did discover one more F3 male (a couple plants got put in late because they weren’t looking healthy for flower at the time the rest of them went in) that is getting chopped so I don’t have competing pollen floating around.
Above are the F4s, all female and relatively short/squat with fairly tight spacing
Below are the F3s – 2 female, one male. Some plants wrinkling of the leaves. I chalked this up watering issues on my side.
Sorry for the delay in posting – I ended up transplanting everything into 1 gallons and pretty much flipping right to flower. Picked a keeper male which ended up being a chill out OG F3. Selected for its structure. I have a bunch of females I’m waiting to see and smell their development before picking a couple winners.
I know the focus are the Chill Out OGs so I’ll keep it to that here.
6 weeks of flower down, First day of week 7
