Looking great Joe! What is the Guano that you are using, is it a phosphate heavy one Guano or a Nitrogen one? I bought a local NZ one that is sold as Guano Phosphate by Fertile Fields.
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I'm using the high phos stuff from nature's own.
My local grow shop has a granulated form as well from Herbi's, but that's a slower release type.
Good morning JJ 
Your garden is looking amazing!
That tent is super profesh!
Your garden is looking amazing!
That tent is super profesh!
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Thanks T,Good morning JJ
Your garden is looking amazing!
That tent is super profesh!
the last part of the puzzle is some top shelf genetics.
Yup, that's what we want, genetics that rock!
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I top dressed with an organic dry amendment and worm castings a few weeks ago. Here's what lurks under the sphagnum moss. You can see the feeder roots soaking up all the good stuff.
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A trip down memory lane.
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Oops,
How it looks now.
How it looks now.
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I cut the top of one of the small clones cos I just can't wait
The rest of the outdoor girls are doing well.
As you can see, I don't do much defoliation.
My plants are 'au naturel', insects and all.
The rest of the outdoor girls are doing well.
As you can see, I don't do much defoliation.
My plants are 'au naturel', insects and all.
Heeee brew!
Looking good
Churrrrrrrr
Looking good
Churrrrrrrr
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Thanks T,Heeee brew!
Looking good
Churrrrrrrr
the leaf septoria isn't hurting them too much, but it looks ugly close up.
The boot girl clone in the tent is a nice mild floral smoke, good for winding down.
The short stack flavor is peppery and earthy. Intense.
The yellow one outside that's shaped like a bush, we thinking it's CBD?
The one with multiple colas is my favorite. Smooth, stinker.
The plant that looks like a Xmas tree shape is a head rush buzz.
Chur cuz.
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Bugs.
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Buds.
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The plant in the tent is getting close now.
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I'm using a homemade microscope to look at trichomes, it's a lens from an old camera held in front of my phone lol.
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