...were still nourished. I was worried they were going to do the opposite and stop eating but they’re still eating which means they’re still growing and they’re still expanding.

     Now we’ve raised the camera level slightly higher to look down upon the crop because as you can see, the rear of this particular grow room is forming beautifully,  outrageous  yielding potential

and in the latter stages of flowering that’s when it really, it starts to swell up, and fill out and put on weight, so basically you’ve really got to judge it week by week and take a view on it. We’ve taken a view that they are in need of PK13-14 enhancement so we’ve given the PK today, not at entirely full strength; probably two thirds strength to be quite honest because I don’t like to overdo anything;  I’m  always  one  to  err  on  the

plants that are coming through right now. No hair change whatsoever in terms of colouration. Which means they’ve still got possibly 3, possibly 4 weeks, maybe 5 weeks left in them. So, good formations, time will tell if it’s going to finish now in 2, 3 or 4 weeks.

   [00:47:16] I would say that we are approximately 3-4 weeks away from harvesting the ones that are not showing any maturation. But possibly 5 weeks, and it’s, with these particular plants and plants in general, you know you should never bring down the crop until you are satisfied that they are ready

side of caution and under do it which is what we’ve done all the way through and well as you can see, you can’t complain with the results so far. They’re looking absolutely tickety boo and pukkaramus.

     Now as I mentioned earlier on in one our video caps regarding the different genome types of the plants, at the very front for some unknown reason, quite a few of the bigger plants at the front are showing Sativa heritage, more elongated thinner leaf systems and they’re maturing quicker. The hairs on the front of them are turning on the front of them are turning on some flowers...