Glad the plants will live. Who knows? Veg them a little and they may surprise.
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I think those plants will pull through. I dropped a drill on a flowering White Widow that looked worse than that...split the main too.
I saw one grow a couple years back where the girlfriend flipped out and ripped the plants out of the pot, supercropping them in several places, and they turned out well.
So, go for it. Just keep cat out.
I saw one grow a couple years back where the girlfriend flipped out and ripped the plants out of the pot, supercropping them in several places, and they turned out well.
So, go for it. Just keep cat out.
Sorry I'm late to your call @Alafornia...I'm rarely here weekends any more!
I'm with alafornia, MrS, and nobody to say just grow them out as if they were fine. Plants bounce back from a lot worse than that!
I'm with alafornia, MrS, and nobody to say just grow them out as if they were fine. Plants bounce back from a lot worse than that!
After looking at them today I'd say you'll be fine. Lots of buds going to form. The plant has a few chewed up leaves but leave them on. They are still feeding the plant right now. I agree if you want to veg them a couple of weeks longer. Transplanting should help as well.
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Ohhhh, I read your comma action wrong!
Bong time!
Bong time!
I was considering "Those branches should straighten out if the cat did it" advice.
lol, well I was referring to lack of water. If they were still like that the next day it wants to get outta the pot or drink. If they straightened up, it was cat damage.
It made more sense before bed last night.
It made more sense before bed last night.
Hi,John-
Sorry to see what the cat did to your girls...but in the long run
it won't even matter- in 2 weeks, they (and you) won't even remember it.(well ,maybe a little)
Think of it as a unscheduled,disorganized defoliation-a mere bump in the road....
And props to you for not throwing that cat out the window
Sorry to see what the cat did to your girls...but in the long run
it won't even matter- in 2 weeks, they (and you) won't even remember it.(well ,maybe a little)
Think of it as a unscheduled,disorganized defoliation-a mere bump in the road....
And props to you for not throwing that cat out the window
Skottelgoed Spons
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Man went through the thread now. Haven't been online for a while now. Was very busy. Damn it sucks that cat destroyed your babies. Luckily I do not have that problem with my cats. Sad indeed!!
Smeegol
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I do agree on cats being destructive as they trashed my banana experiment last year mr.Wick but them plants are hardy gals and will bounce back in no time....
And congrats on the new seed pop too....
And congrats on the new seed pop too....
I have a MIL who destroyed one of my plants... it exploded with growth from that point forward.
Resilient plants, for sure!
Resilient plants, for sure!
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John Wick
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Today's work.
Chopping two untrained LBA's today. Going to try my first bud washing in 3 gallon buckets, 1/2 cup of each lemon and baking soda.
My concern is drying, they both are very compact and solid buds. I'm going to try Mr Sauga's "slow dry method in the reefer.
Any advice of how I should chop these super dense buds would be appreciated. I'm afraid of the molding after I bud washing because there so dense.
The centre bud is super thick and measures 9"x4".
Also will be uppotting the two cat plants and two solo cup plants. Busy day ahead.
Please send good vibes my way.
Thanks good people.
Chopping two untrained LBA's today. Going to try my first bud washing in 3 gallon buckets, 1/2 cup of each lemon and baking soda.
My concern is drying, they both are very compact and solid buds. I'm going to try Mr Sauga's "slow dry method in the reefer.
Any advice of how I should chop these super dense buds would be appreciated. I'm afraid of the molding after I bud washing because there so dense.
The centre bud is super thick and measures 9"x4".
Also will be uppotting the two cat plants and two solo cup plants. Busy day ahead.
Please send good vibes my way.
Thanks good people.
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New idea in the battle against the killer cat.
I'm going to set up a 48" x36" wire dog kennel to put them in outside.
I want to give the cat plants some extra light outside.
I'm going to set up a 48" x36" wire dog kennel to put them in outside.
I want to give the cat plants some extra light outside.
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John Wick
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Morning Ms. V, how's the tooth thing coming along?
I hope you're out of pain and your body is peaceful again.
I sent a prayer your way for health and happiness yesterday.
I hope you're out of pain and your body is peaceful again.
I sent a prayer your way for health and happiness yesterday.
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John Wick
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@Preston9mm any ideas on how to chop these super dense buds?
If you have a place with good RH to dry it, I'd cut it whole and hang it. Trim up sugars after it dries a bit.
If you have humidity issues, I'd break those big colas down to smaller buds for drying so you don't risk mold
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John Wick
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Good news, my new tablet arrives today! Too hard to write with this tiny
A-zon fire tablet. Things are looking up.
A-zon fire tablet. Things are looking up.
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John Wick
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If you have a place with good RH to dry it, I'd cut it whole and hang it. Trim up sugars after it dries a bit.
If you have humidity issues, I'd break those big colas down to smaller buds for drying so you don't risk mold
After I let them dip dry for about four hours in my 28" x28"x5" tent with a 4" online fan on the top with a fan inside and passive venting on the bottom.
After that, I was going to use Mr Sauga's slow dry and put them in a paper bag and put them in the fridge, because I do have a humidity issue that would be safer in the fridge. Any thoughts?
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Gotta go feed, be back later.
