2019/2020 Bulk Seed Bank Photoperiods

Overall a good week, hot start, but mellowed out to nice mild temps with mostly sunny days. Temp isn't dipping too badly most nights, so has been much better for them. The 3 that have been going all along are solidly in flower & stopped denying it and started feeding them Bio-Bloom and Fire Juice. The White Widow and Caramel King are both doing well with no trouble, but the Green Scout Cookies is getting a bit of rust fungus, so glad they're flowering and will be done soon. Not too keen on photoperiods anymore for the space I have and the rust. I spray with soap and feed epsom salt mix, but it just slows it down. She'll still flower fine, but cut a few leaves off of her to get rid of as much as possible. Also defoliated the Caramel King, you can see in some of the pre-cut shots why I call her my cabbage. She's looking great after her haircut, I try not to take too many off and leave a layer of leaves all over, just take out the overlapping ones and any blocking light from the buds. Also seen a few thrips and squished most of them. They're not too much of a problem if I keep my eye on them, so will keep squishing and spray some more neem oil on them. Gave them all some calmag I made by drying eggshells and crushing them. They are also starting to smell a little after touching the sugar leaves (I have OCD about touching the buds haha can't handle seeing people do it. Any trichomes on my buds stay there and get smoked, not on my fingers. From bits I would trim I don't mind haha). The Caramel King is the strangest smell, woody and earthy, but almost toasted... difficult to describe, but nice and keen to see how it develops. The Green Scout Cookies isn't very strong, but has that typical cookies scent, which I love, so hope she fills out. The White Widow takes me back! I grew a big one back on the early 2000's and as I smelt her it reminded me of that plant and I loved the smoke and high so much. Impossible smell to describe properly, but very smooth & creamy. I have another seed of her, so might pop that in at the end of the season and try get a bigger one. My ICU Patient was released from it's ward on Sunday (Day 58), repotted it and put some Mycoroot and Dynaroot in the hole to help the roots as much as possible. Used a plastic dome over her the 1st night and woke up to her with beads of water on her leaves and had to get a shot. After that I propped the dome up a little to let a little airflow, then right up on the side of the pot and finally off completely. She's looking good and can see the growth point is stretching open and slowly growing. The rots were quite well developed after being in the water for a month, so sure she'll shoot up after the shock of replanting.