u/CIAstakeoutvan

These 3 plants have been going NUTS. What an interesting flowering cycle. Filling out so much more than i thought they would, still nowhere near done either. I've had to tie down quite a few tops during their stretch, but all in all these do pretty well indoors.

Stem rubs are pretty interesting. One smells like tangerines and herbs. Another one smells like citrus and flowers. The one in the back has me scratching my head because it smells EXACTLY like a lasagna - like one with the crispy cheese on top and all the italian herbs like basil, thyme, and oregano. Lasagna girl is also my structural standout, an absolute banger of a plant.

I am loving this grow. They smell amazing. I pollenated them a few days ago, so im expecting some good seeds out of these ones! I can't wait to see how they turn out in the end. I didn't expect this amount of stretching, so next time im planning on some training/scrog.

I felt like I was at a wedding without an open bar.

Tony was in Men in Black? Probably a misunderstanding from the title of the movie.

Sliced it in half.. what yall think?

It's my first time growing landraces, and I've been wanting to grow these particular ones for a very long time. I'm 4 weeks in and the smell is already so much more pungent than normal.

I have comfrey tea brewing, ready for whenever they begin to flower.

They are semi-autoflowering which is new for me. I've heard that although they are daylight-neutral, in order to completely mature while flowering they still need a shortened daytime period (like 12/12). For those who have experienced semi-autoflowering cannabis, does that sound about right?

Next for me is to back-fill the grow bags the rest of the way. I always experience a little settling after transplanting, so around this time (4 weeks from sprout) i tend to back-fill with my compost/perlite/vermiculite mixture. My pet peeve is grow bags with empty space. Drives me up a fucking wall.

I would also love to move away from perlite eventually, and use pulverized pumice instead. Anyone have any notes on that? I am just sick of the perlite floating to the top of my substrate, but 1/8 - 1/4 inch pulverized pumice is hard to source up here evidently lol.

Gonna let these beautiful creatures open-pollenate, then move onto my second batch.

Homemade living soil.

All organic grow.

I'm gonna be thinking about that for years to come. Thanks Dedrick! Loved your comeback

Out fishing right now, found it in a river. Checking with you guys to see if i need to make a phone call.