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I feel like I spend too much time on BeBo1 - well, she does draw the eyes. But there was some nice afternoon light to show the rest of the 2020 family.
FelipeBlu’s Outdoor Hempy Photos & Autos 2020
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Heavenly Hybrid
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Beauties Felipe!
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Okay..
Back to BeBo1
Here’s a look at the undercarriage from the side
The trunk is currently ~1-3/4” across at the base. Here’s a view from the long direction
Looking capable of carrying the future load. I hope you’re having a light day!
Back to BeBo1
Here’s a look at the undercarriage from the side
The trunk is currently ~1-3/4” across at the base. Here’s a view from the long direction
Looking capable of carrying the future load. I hope you’re having a light day!
That stem is beasting it’s way into the root system. The Roots must be huge!
I see you have one that’s fallen in dirt there. You going to be ok?
I see you have one that’s fallen in dirt there. You going to be ok?
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Yeah, I am not strictly hempy at all times (don’t turn me in, okay?). 
This one (GLGA clone) snuck into the dirt too! She’s going to get light dep in a couple weeks, so I can get a slightly earlier taste.
This one (GLGA clone) snuck into the dirt too! She’s going to get light dep in a couple weeks, so I can get a slightly earlier taste.
syenite
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You love to see that fat base stem 
Bnelly
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That stem is a freakin monster Felipe! Incredible work and plants my friend. BeBo1 is definitely a treat to watch grow
Fredwak
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Really fine garden Felipe 
Have a nice day.
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Thanks @syenite @Bnelly and @Fredwak for all the kindness!
Growth progress report
(all heights above perlite)
BeBo1 - from 29” (6/24) to 34” (today) -
5” in 5 days!
Bebo2 - from 28” (6/24) to 31” (today) -
3” in 5 days
GLGA - from 26” (6/24) to 28” (today) -
2” in 5 days
Some nice morning light for photos:
Growth progress report
(all heights above perlite)
BeBo1 - from 29” (6/24) to 34” (today) -
5” in 5 days!
Bebo2 - from 28” (6/24) to 31” (today) -
3” in 5 days
GLGA - from 26” (6/24) to 28” (today) -
2” in 5 days
Some nice morning light for photos:
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Well, this is weird!
As can be seen, the restraint isn’t cutting into this stem.
Anyone else experience, or know about Suddenly Limp Syndrome?
As can be seen, the restraint isn’t cutting into this stem.
Anyone else experience, or know about Suddenly Limp Syndrome?
syenite
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Well, this is weird!
As can be seen, the restraint isn’t cutting into this stem.
Anyone else experience, or know about Suddenly Limp Syndrome?
.. WTF?
Well, this is weird!
As can be seen, the restraint isn’t cutting into this stem.
Anyone else experience, or know about Suddenly Limp Syndrome?
check right at the main stem. if there is a break issue that's where it'll be.
since you are outdoor i'd actually have a check for pests.
otherwise untie the thing and see what happens.
you can use electrical tape to tie up branches for outdoor training. it stretches a bit, wont cause issues, and is cheap.
did you supercrop the one branch ?
otherwise it looks like someone had a cocktail too many and crashed the plant
otherwise it looks like someone had a cocktail too many and crashed the plant
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did you supercrop the one branch ?
otherwise it looks like someone had a cocktail too many and crashed the plant
Yes, about a week ago. Related?
depends if it's the intentional supercrop, or the one fuzzy stumble too many .. but yes related lol
the wilty stuff is broke at the trunk i think felipe ... check it and tape it up if it is
Botanical Bondage
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Used to be a bad ass tattoo artist named filipe lieu
The plant looks good, healthy, but that branch drooping looks like it's been the recipient of some damage. The plant looks too healthy for some stem/branch rot to be happening. I've seen selective branches go suddenly limp from drought stress which watering brings them back but it looks like damage that is going to kill at least some of that branch, I hope I am wrong.
I forgot you had so many other plants going.
They look great, by the way.My plants are also really ramping up their growth rate. Must be loving the summer California sun!
Wow, that is really strange. I don't see a break anywhere in those pics that would explain the droopage. I've had branches snap so badly that they are barely hanging together and yet the plant still thrives.
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Thanks for the support, guys. I couldn’t see any crack or split yesterday, but will inspect more carefully today. I can see that it’s possible that, in the process of carrying the plant around, the one restraint could have pulled down on that branch right at the trunk.
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Okay, time for some forensics..
That branch was resting on the dowel, very near to the trunk. When I moved the dowel, the branch sagged a mite. I wiggled the branch and it felt/looked very soft. And then it just fell off.
There’s a darker area in the core, but it isn’t soft. It also extends into the trunk, and isn’t soft there either. I am unsure whether I should tape up the wound at this point, or let it scab over on its own.
Anyway, I cut off the end, trimmed off the larger fan leaves and stuck the branch into some water.
I hope you’re getting a break today!
That branch was resting on the dowel, very near to the trunk. When I moved the dowel, the branch sagged a mite. I wiggled the branch and it felt/looked very soft. And then it just fell off.
There’s a darker area in the core, but it isn’t soft. It also extends into the trunk, and isn’t soft there either. I am unsure whether I should tape up the wound at this point, or let it scab over on its own.
Anyway, I cut off the end, trimmed off the larger fan leaves and stuck the branch into some water.
I hope you’re getting a break today!
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