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PsillyRabbit
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I need to get some security cameras. The main one can be plugged or potentially wired in. For other spots i'm thinking solar powered. Anyone have any suggestions?
PsillyRabbit Grows A Tree
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HappyHazmat88
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Nice job so far rabbit... I'm super curious about the "scaffolding" training your using...looks neat..... I'm game for this....LETS SEE SOME TREEZ 
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The training is going well. I want the bends to be more organic. I am afraid if forced into the exact shape wanted the bends could get so gnarly during flowering I would get unexpected breaks. The true meristem is coerced using the poles as leaders. The weight of added poles helps keep the size down. Facing toward the direction of the most powerful light helps keep them on the right track.
Its been hard for me to get clear pictures of the process but have snapped a few shots.
Its been hard for me to get clear pictures of the process but have snapped a few shots.
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420 update
day 121 Caesar day 151 White Russian
day 121 Caesar day 151 White Russian
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166 days
Explosive growth, I hope to get these in the ground asap.
They have been acclimated to full sun, just need a good day off and a second set of hands. Another 2 weeks or so will be half a year. Anyone know of plants vegged for so long that are not mothers? I still have never chopped the main leader.Just a slow spiral.
Explosive growth, I hope to get these in the ground asap.
They have been acclimated to full sun, just need a good day off and a second set of hands. Another 2 weeks or so will be half a year. Anyone know of plants vegged for so long that are not mothers? I still have never chopped the main leader.Just a slow spiral.
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177 days from germination and they have been planted.
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195 days
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212 days of veg
HappyHazmat88
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Wow that is awesome. how long are you going to let it go for?
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last night was the last night for the light. June 21 is Summer solstice ,the longest day of the year. So from now on nature is the captain of the ship. I have my fingers crossed that the immense age of the plants (vegged around 17 hours) will flower a bit quicker then normal. Not only will the the day light naturally be getting shorter now but they loose an immediate 3 hour chunk of time.
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223 days in(193 caesar)
Up to this point they been fed about once a week with the same cocktail of phd nutes they grew up on. Along with hose water daily. My first deficiencies are showing. At this point I was expecting to have mulched with seaweed twice but haven't had the time. First attempt there was no seaweed...Just watered in almost 4#s flowertone each. !0 soil readings leave me with an average PH of 6.16 lower towards the originals soil.
Up to this point they been fed about once a week with the same cocktail of phd nutes they grew up on. Along with hose water daily. My first deficiencies are showing. At this point I was expecting to have mulched with seaweed twice but haven't had the time. First attempt there was no seaweed...Just watered in almost 4#s flowertone each. !0 soil readings leave me with an average PH of 6.16 lower towards the originals soil.
If your hitting them with the hose daily your overwatering.223 days in(193 caesar)
Up to this point they been fed about once a week with the same cocktail of phd nutes they grew up on. Along with hose water daily. My first deficiencies are showing. At this point I was expecting to have mulched with seaweed twice but haven't had the time. First attempt there was no seaweed...Just watered in almost 4#s flowertone each. !0 soil readings leave me with an average PH of 6.16 lower towards the originals soil.
Let the roots dry out and get some oxygen.
They will be ok.
Great garden btw.
Stay safe
Bill
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I dont water heavy every day. But- yes, usually they get at least a trickle daily. Maybe ill skip a day or two if its a rainy week. They only receive heavy watering once a week or so with liquid nutrients. Ill will try and cut it back a lil bit.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tip.
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The only reason I have been watering that much is because they are in a raised bed made out of rock that is surrounded by rocks. Also with no chance to mulch the surface drys out quick. I also thought the stems would be a bit thicker by now so i didnt want to limit them on resources.
Happy July!
Happy July!
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I don't want to get ahead of myself here but I might have succeeded in the force flowering goal. It has been 13 days since they lost their artificial light and the natural light started to decrease. The stacking of the hairs and nodes has increased. It might just be a growth spurt and their maturity showing. Within a week I will know for sure. Whether or not they do the dance (flower/veg/flower) is a differnt story. Fingers crossed these ladies start and stay budding for me.
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Haven't updated in a while. This is the younger plant at 217 days
White russian is 247 and flowering. I finanlly got the live feed security camera up(1080P my ass). Running out the door to go camping for a few days just gave them a good soaking. PH'd to 6.4 and fully loaded and Foop and Nectar for the gods nutrients . More pics when i'm back.
White russian is 247 and flowering. I finanlly got the live feed security camera up(1080P my ass). Running out the door to go camping for a few days just gave them a good soaking. PH'd to 6.4 and fully loaded and Foop and Nectar for the gods nutrients . More pics when i'm back.
That's incredible WoW.Haven't updated in a while. This is the younger plant at 217 days
White russian is 247 and flowering. I finanlly got the live feed security camera up(1080P my ass). Running out the door to go camping for a few days just gave them a good soaking. PH'd to 6.4 and fully loaded and Foop and Nectar for the gods nutrients . More pics when i'm back.
That's going to be a mountain in flower.
Nice work.
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Removed the cosmos and gave the Caesar a good thining to reduce popcorn and promote airflow.
HappyHazmat88
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Still mega impressed with the size of that plant.... I get down on knees to trim my girls and here you go busting out the ladder lol fantastic job my friend.
And I love the mask.... I have a small collection.
And I love the mask.... I have a small collection.
That's hilarious.Removed the cosmos and gave the Caesar a good thining to reduce popcorn and promote airflow.
Had to look twice to figure it out.
Garden is Amazing
Hope your having a great day my friend.
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Bill284
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