Pretty. Pretty exciting.
Mr Teddy Grows Indoors & Out In 2015
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daTenshi
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Such pretty colors!!! Maybe that's how that girl rolls 
it doesn't seem as a deficiency, and I doubt it was cold enough there to have caused that. Could of seen the trees nearby start to make their foliage pretty and she was jelly. 
it doesn't seem as a deficiency, and I doubt it was cold enough there to have caused that. Could of seen the trees nearby start to make their foliage pretty and she was jelly. 
Bapple
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They sure look pretty Mr Teddy, whether you should worry or not is another matter, the yellowing with brown that I can see on other leaves that I assume are part of the same plant look more worrying/intense than just a fade.... Let's hope Conradino weighs in with an opinion I think he is also growing some of those.....
Let's hope it's not a lock-out
which is my gut guess....
Happy Sunday
Let's hope it's not a lock-out
which is my gut guess....Happy Sunday
daTenshi
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I've found this interesting article yesterday, which is in Romanian and unfortunately can't link so I will just do my best to translate it.
It's about why fall leaves change colors.
So it's basically what we all know about the green color, this comes from chlorophyll which is responsible with photosynthesis. All other colors are already there but they are "masked" by the continuous process of photosynthesis which keeps them green, and are from either pigments (orange/yellow) or carbs (purple/blue). As the days become shorter and temperature drops the plant stops producing chlorophyll and therefore we get to see the pretty colors underneath.
Hope you understood anything from that did my best to seem coherent.
It's about why fall leaves change colors.
So it's basically what we all know about the green color, this comes from chlorophyll which is responsible with photosynthesis. All other colors are already there but they are "masked" by the continuous process of photosynthesis which keeps them green, and are from either pigments (orange/yellow) or carbs (purple/blue). As the days become shorter and temperature drops the plant stops producing chlorophyll and therefore we get to see the pretty colors underneath.
Hope you understood anything from that
did my best to seem coherent. 
Pretty? Or pretty worrying?
Pip Pip!
I see beauty. I see beauty all the time!
Fuckin Bitchen Stud, That's the Aurora Indica coming out, and yes that's the way she rolls. You above all, are really makin me proud. What you have done from seeds out side, this time is phenominal. Your garden rivals mine. You may not have as many as I do, but what you do have are, I cant think of a good enough word to describe them. You really Caned dude. You have no idea how happy I am for you. Tell Mrs. Hottie I send my love to you both. I don't even need to say this, Keep up the good work my friend. I am impressed. LUV YOU GUY"S
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Already, I'm reassured. I told Mrs Teddy not to worry.
Hello, Hello, my little Fallen Angel. Like the 'Coming Soon' in your signature.Such pretty colors!!! Maybe that's how that girl rolls
Definitely not cold enough to cause it, you're right. Days are 24/25 and nights around 19C. Hope there's a rainbow over your shoulder and your hat's on the side of your head, There's plenty of lower level yellowing going on, Bapple, all round, but I'm not overly concerned. I had it in my first time out last summer and went through weeks of first-timer worry, flushing and fussing, only to end up with a perfectly respectable result. There's no doubt that they are fading faster than those of the experts I follow, growing similar seeds in a similar fashion, and I'm already thinking carefully about sourcing or creating the soil mix for next year. Ain't that the great thing about any sort of gardening? There's always next year.They sure look pretty Mr Teddy, whether you should worry or not is another matter, the yellowing with brown that I can see on other leaves that I assume are part of the same plant look more worrying/intense than just a fade.... Let's hope Conradino weighs in with an opinion I think he is also growing some of those.....
Let's hope it's not a lock-out
Happy Sunday
I actually opened a few bottles of nutes a couple of weeks ago on a couple of identical, side-by-side strains. Four mid-flowering plants, two strains, one of each with water and bottle, one water/Horsetail and Nettle tea. Just to see. Bottom line - absolutely no difference. Plenty of yellowing down below, but good, building buds glistening in the sunlight all round. Could be better, always of course, but I can live with it.
I've found this interesting article yesterday, which is in Romanian and unfortunately can't link so I will just do my best to translate it.
It's about why fall leaves change colors.
So it's basically what we all know about the green color, this comes from chlorophyll which is responsible with photosynthesis. All other colors are already there but they are "masked" by the continuous process of photosynthesis which keeps them green, and are from either pigments (orange/yellow) or carbs (purple/blue). As the days become shorter and temperature drops the plant stops producing chlorophyll and therefore we get to see the pretty colors underneath.
Hope you understood anything from that
daT. The changing colours of the countryside around us are a kaleidoscope of the reasons that we live here. This is an excellent BBC Radio 4 academic explanation of photosynthesis. I think you might like it. It'll also tell you why plants are green and not black, logically a more efficient colour for light absorption. Listen to it folks - it's why we're here.
Photosynthesis
'Beauty is truth, truth beauty,–that is all
Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.'
Well, Lem, for once I'm frankly lost for words. Thank you, Sir. Thank you.
PS Please watch your language. Although you may call me 'Stud' as often as you wish. You had Lady Teddy blushing down to her perfect embonpoint, as purple as an AU Confidential.
+reps for embonpoint. It is rare I come across a new word used with such elan.
Mr. Teddy ..... What can I say? You're knocking it out of the park. It has to make you all warm inside as you walk the grounds Your Lordship. I know it makes us out here all tingly just looking at the pictures.
Well done. Need harvest help?
It has to make you all warm inside as you walk the grounds Your Lordship. I know it makes us out here all tingly just looking at the pictures. Well done. Need harvest help?
Mr.T will refrain from using my normal speaking pattern hens forth. What daTensi said is right on, and non purple strains like my Aurora Ultra actually loose THC the colder and darker purple they get, where as a genuine purple strain's that dont turn purple just from the cold, is un effected. That is of course if its not in the cold, then it would loose THC just like any other plant.
And let me say, people that CO2 there plants for commercial sales, ( because it pretty) are ignorant fools.
Mr. T, the reason your getting yellowing leave's is because they still need nitrogen when they flower. Put a hand full of Blood Meal around the base of the plant, on the ground or in the pots and that should stop that from happening, and continue what you been feeding them. Oh water after you put the Blood meal down, then just do what you have been doing. I want you to know, I braved the hill at 2:00 am for you. All my plants have yellow leave's:
I usually take them off for pictures. As far as me putting Blood Meal on mine, they are so close to being done, who cares if they have yellow leave's, I wish they would all turn yellow and fall off and save me the trouble. LOL
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I don't know why that tickles me so much, but it does.Thank you so much. Lem. I'll see what I can pick up.
And
from Mrs Teddy she says.
If you can't get blood meal, collect pee from your neighbors (Or use your own) and dilute that 1 to 10 with water
daTenshi
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If you can't get blood meal, collect pee from your neighbors (Or use your own) and dilute that 1 to 10 with water
I'm all about organic, but something about that makes me go ewww
Think logistically for guys it would be easier to make it happen without being totally grossed out
I'm thinking of pee like the body's way of flushing out bad things and feeding that to the ladies then smoking it is just not something I can do willingly ... then again what about manure?! Also my 100% organic nutes totally smell like animal poop
but guess I didn't have the "pleasure" of collecting it myself, so out of sight out of mind!Funny how the brain works
Teddy you got to have things lookin good for the Journal. ROTFL
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I'm guessing that you comb and trim your magnificent beard for those wonderful portraits too. 
And did you catch the fabulous pedicure in the backyard camping picture? Popcicle toes.
CCOiler
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High Teddy, thanks for the help in my signature. I followed your first outdoor grow then your first indoor grow but some how I missed your indoor/outdoor grow.............Subscribed.
Brilliant PeeJay lmao
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