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We started with various plants that had been sitting around in our veg area: 'Blackberry Fizz', 'Super Lemon Haze', 'Harlequin' and a mystery plant from a random seed. For the named strains the plants were vegged for 6-7 weeks from clones, and the mystery plant had been started from a seed about 9 weeks earlier. Once the grow-along tent was available, we transplanted into 7-gallon fabric pots and gave the plants one week to settle into their new homes before flipping them into flower. For all the sharp-eyed viewers out there, we had a PhytoMAX-2 800 hanging in the tent for the first day, left in there from the last grow-along, before swapping out with a PhytoMAX-2 1000 for the remainder of the grow. -
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The plants have filled the 4x4 foot tent, so it's time to flip them into flower! We remove all the leaves on the first day of flower, which isn't even apparent 5 days later. By day 14 the flowers are really starting to show! -
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At day 21 of flower, we defoliate the plants again. While removing all the leaves from our mystery plant, we discover it is a hermaphrodite- it has some male flowers developing along with the much-more-obvious and plentiful female flowers! Not wanting to let it gets seeds in the rest of the crop, we have to toss the plant 3 weeks into flower- one of the hazards of starting plants from seed. We put the plants in their SCROG net to support them for the next 7 weeks of flower. -
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We check in on the plants as they continue to grow their flowers. -
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Shows the last 2 weeks of flower as we flush the plants, harvest them and dry the trimmed buds. Even though we had to throw out 1/4 of the plants in early flower, we still get an impressive yield. -
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An in-tent view of the entire 11-week grow compressed to a few minutes. -
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An in-tent view of the entire 11-week grow compressed to a few minutes. -
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Every year we make multi-strain plants (one plant has multiple different varieties growing on it) to bring to a Denver trade show. Starting day 1 of flower, we go through the entire flower cycle with 3 multiple-strain plants. 3 plants, 13 total varieties of Cannabis! -
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We started with medium-sized plants of 4 different strains: 'Durban Poison', 'Golden Goat', 'Purple Punch' and 'Sunset Sherbet'. Follow along as we use a 4'x4' Complete Grow Kit with a PhytoMAX-2 1000 from middle veg through harvest! We started with various plants that had been growing for a bit in our veg area- about 4 weeks from clones. -
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As the plants fill in the tent, we top them to keep all 4 strains the same height and transplant them into their final 7-gallon pots to get them ready to flower. -
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We defoliate the plants and check in on them in the first two weeks of flower. -
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