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It startled me. I had pulled and tugged and muscled that plant before I even noticed that happy little creepy bugger.Rippy had such cute friends, that spider is so pretty.
Konk's 1st Grow: ON Canada
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Think all 4 have pistils showing! Weather has cooled down, well the humidity has let up for a couple of days.
Here is the crop at 11 weeks from seed
#5.6 & 5.7, appears I dribbled their feed onto their leaves. They had better toughen up and I will put some holes in those cups.
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Recently I have tried to secure the branches in the bags in an almost clockwise or if the plant dictates counterclockwise method, but in a good way the new growth is too much to tend to and I need to research methods farther into flower.
I have rerigged #2 Julie-N in an attempt to secure the branches in almost a straight run. The pic shows the overnight growth against the restrains, little time lapse without restrains and the new experimental set up. I'm not sure what comes next, except
a high stretch rate and an 8 week flowering period according to the strain info. Oh and Fall...
I have rerigged #2 Julie-N in an attempt to secure the branches in almost a straight run. The pic shows the overnight growth against the restrains, little time lapse without restrains and the new experimental set up. I'm not sure what comes next, except
a high stretch rate and an 8 week flowering period according to the strain info. Oh and Fall...
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#2 Julie-N before the dew is even off the crop. Showing her new stake job to focus on branches in a hopefully more maintainable way. Top pics are yesterday's new set up and bottom pics are this morning.
The rest fairing great after a decent windy, incredibly loud thunderstorm overnight.
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Took a run at the bottom of #1 Runt in the screen but am thinking tomorrow the growth can all be tucked into the top with less effort.
#4 Recluse tied up tight, needed to switch stuff up with the cat noticing my strings lol
#4 Recluse tied up tight, needed to switch stuff up with the cat noticing my strings lol
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Hey @r0am1ng st0ner, does the top line of pics in this look like a sativa plant to you? It is the bagseed versus the known Indica seeds I bought (the bottom pics). Today the Random plant suddenly took on a sort of slimmer leaf profile...or I just happen to notice it.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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those leaves have some sativa look to them but it is hard to tell. Some hybrid strains have indica phenos and sativa phenos but even if a hybrid it does look to lean sativaHey @r0am1ng st0ner, does the top line of pics in this look like a sativa plant to you? It is the bagseed versus the known Indica seeds I bought (the bottom pics). Today the Random plant suddenly took on a sort of slimmer leaf profile...or I just happen to notice it.
Thank you!
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Man, you're fast, thank you!
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When not sleeping I am here a lot, I love it here
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#5 Random showed pistils ahead of plants 1 through 4, it is not as bushy and it is fragile compared to the rest.
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Every plant is so different it is hard to tell I feel, I have a confirmed indica and hybrid (2 plants) flowering earlier then the confirmed indica and sativa (2 more plants) right beside them lol. Not bushy can be a sativa trait
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I am usually hovering near my plants lol I love the information, variety and all the experiments. And the help!
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As long as she's female it doesn't really matter, just one of those things you see everyday but never actually paid attention...
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My plants all live on the other side of the wall from my bed in the other room and it is just inevitable that I too hover over them as soon as the lights come on in the eveningI am usually hovering near my plants lol I love the information, variety and all the experiments. And the help!
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I've seen some of what you've got going on, I absolutely believe you do!
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Funny this is what I tell myself when a seed I buy doesn't pop and I need to plant the freebie
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I have to get to this today...It's on my list
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Half assed it but she was up against the wall. Checked off the list.
Also made a banana peel slurry not sure what I am going to do with it just yet... still doing dishes
Might just curl up in my journal...
Also made a banana peel slurry
not sure what I am going to do with it just yet... still doing dishesMight just curl up in my journal...
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Love all these pics. I think pics make a great journal. All your ladies are looking phat n happy. This flower run is going to be awesome.
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It's raining today, a nice mist so far. We have had more rain the last 2 weeks than all of the warm months and some good storms the last week, too...
5.6 broke rand & 5.7 rand rats did not have any roots when I moved them anticipating 8 weeks of growth into these drilled out coffe type containers. I transplanted from over-wet to nice new soil that promptly got rained on. Meh we'll see, right.
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