Bubba Cheesecake

KanOrganics I decided to add a diary I wasn't going to add (man, do I have a lot of plants growing). This one is Bubba Cheesecake from @Seedsman Not every plant in my veg tent gets documented weekly. This one didn't. However it is in my flower tent now with three other plants that I'm documenting, so for consistency, we'll start showing this one off, too. It is a feminized seed, the only one in my flower tent, actually, and just reached sexual maturity today with a few sparse white stigmas, so we're calling this flowering week 1 (week 6 from seed).

KanOrganics This was a pretty eventful week. She just kept stretching and actually touched the light for a short time, when it's already raised as high as it can go. No damage to her though. In fact, her leaves look perfect and her buds are forming quicker than usual. To fix the height issue, I super-cropped all her colas, bending them at a 90 degree angle. I even snapped one, but it popped right back up the next day. She likes the torture.

KanOrganics She is about done stretching and wow did she stretch. This is probably one of the tallest plants I grew indoor, probably close to 5ft. She's looking good for only 3 weeks into bloom.

KanOrganics Week 4 of bloom is complete, and I think she's starting to look awesome!

KanOrganics Another week down! She's coming along great. Looks like a big producer, too.

KanOrganics She's coming along pretty well. She just has a bit of heat damage, from severe weather. It's nothing I'm worried about, and nothing I can make any better. I still expect a decent harvest. We're about half way there.

KanOrganics Another week of bloom down. She looks and smells pretty good. 2 or 3 weeks left I think.

KanOrganics Well this is the homestretch. She has a tiny bit of amber trichomes. One more week.

KanOrganics I decided to chop this one about a week early, on flowering day 60. She was looking mostly ripe, but I didn't want to chance anything. It's very humid in my part of the world, and I was flowering 3 other plants in her tent. Reducing transpiration by her taking one for the team seemed like the right thing to do, considering how close she was to the finish line. I'll hang dry her for 1 to 2 weeks, depending on how she dries. Preferably on the longer side. I took some larger fan leaves off, and that's all. Her smell is fruity, with maybe a hint of that cheesecake in there. It's still too early to give a proper smell test. I like to cure for about 6 weeks for the flavors to really come through and the green smell to vanish. See ya again after the dry and trim for the yield.