JustMeds
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That Siberian Thunder Cat strain can take it. 
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
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JustMeds
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When they are thriving you know its organic.
Your tent your rules, i wasnt sure you’d solved it.
If you don't mind the ice worms.
They are creepy! They took that Siberian Thunder cat down too
Not to be messed with!
JustMeds
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Think they where using some neem oil as snow screen.
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I think I'm good where I am...now every plant is asking to be in there all the time!
If Rider got beat then they definitely won!
They are creepy! They took that Siberian Thunder cat down too
Join the crew! Should be at least 4 of us besides Sue.
HiddenGrow
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Ice Worms, Just more creepy critters to look out for.
Nice score on the Fruit Punch. The Crosses sound awesome.
I see makes sense to me. I was just wondering if you did special training or experimenting. Keep on trooping with those plants. Like kids they soon will be too big to carry. It looks like this storm wont be as cold as the last one.
I'm up by La Tuna Canyon. I am quite happy for the rain bringing back new growth.
Nice score on the Fruit Punch. The Crosses sound awesome.
I see makes sense to me. I was just wondering if you did special training or experimenting. Keep on trooping with those plants. Like kids they soon will be too big to carry. It looks like this storm wont be as cold as the last one.
I'm up by La Tuna Canyon. I am quite happy for the rain bringing back new growth.
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I also got a bunch of cool new velcro cloth pots from GeoPots and 2.5 gallons of Terpinator, which I use all through flowering for a terpene boost. Good thing to have on hand!
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Just finished a Fruit Punch auto last grow. Very tasty and cerebral buzz. Currently one of the favorites of the household.
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They better not get too big to carry! It's the basis for my entire grow
.Do you go to the Descanso Garden enchanted forest?
Oh good to know farside! I have to figure out when to slot it into the grow
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Thanks again Shed, i appreciate your patience.
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Didn't La Tuna Canyon get hit by a pretty bad fire last year? Hope your place was spared.
Hey there Shed...
GL with the new ones
Bigger pots always help, they look great. Big bigger than you want in no time!
My VEG room looks like your flower room - all aluminum bubble insulation. I stapled it to the walls and ceiling total coverage. No heat and the room stays cozy even needs a fan on the girls. We get the real cold weather.
GL with the new ones
Bigger pots always help, they look great. Big bigger than you want in no time!
My VEG room looks like your flower room - all aluminum bubble insulation. I stapled it to the walls and ceiling total coverage. No heat and the room stays cozy even needs a fan on the girls. We get the real cold weather.
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The lid on the oval worked really well on my vegging Candidas and the Bedroom Cookies 2.2 over night. This is what the gauge read this morning:
Warm yes, but that's pretty dry! I think next time I put them in I'll put a wet towel in as well.
Since we're back to the rain today, the flowering plants are spending the day in the shed:
I turned the lights down to 250w because they're a lot closer than they were before. It's around 40,000 lux dead center over the AK-47.
Speaking of the AK, it was really wilting this morning, so everyone got fed. Everyone including the Candidas, solo-cup clones, the AK clone (all MegaCrop .5 tsp/gallon), and the BC got tap water. And I was only 10 minutes late to work
.Here are the Candidas in the tent for the day:
CDNT on the left, CDWT on the right. Notice anything about the CDNT?
That's right...I supercropped the leaders 90º counter-clockwise! I don't need this any wider.
And here is the CNWT:
And that's my update for the day. If it's not too chilly tonight I'll leave the flowering three in the shed and hope the temp stays up in the dark. I don't want to move them in the rain if I don't have to.
I hope you're all having a bright and sunny day, internally if not outternally
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Heavenly Hybrid
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Glad putting a lid on it worked so well for ya Shed!
Nice supercropping,
do the supercropped tops rest on other tops, or do they have enough strength inside to still stay up a bit? Does that question make sense?
Outernally 
Could be the start of a nice spirali shape for CDNT!
Could be the start of a nice spirali shape for CDNT!
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If you like then you shoulda put a lid on it!Glad putting a lid on it worked so well for ya Shed!
Nice supercropping,
They support their own weight. I try not to bend them so far they end up beyond horizontal. If they do I usually add some tape at the bend for support.
I read that as an Italian word, like it's a type of pasta: spiral liOuternally
Could be the start of a nice spirali shape for CDNT!
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Heavenly Hybrid
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Nice. I was gonna add something like - “your wife’s been tellin you for years”
Cool, good to know! I was a little overzealous with mine, totally floppy.
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