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i have a few Asian microbes that love it spicy
Its just scraps that i was going to throw into the compost but threw them into my pot instead with other bits of crap
NuttyProfessor And His Herd Of Indigenous Microorganisms
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Its just scraps that i was going to throw into the compost but threw them into my pot instead with other bits of crap
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Happy Sunday folks 
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to you
I get a laugh when i look at the size of this pot im starting the big cheese in
The white widow just wont bulk as fast as i would like , i think i top dressed too late that is all , but a lesson learned and ill remember to top dress at week 5/6 next round , or maybe just a slower build and i cant see it as much
other than that i am very very pleased and enjoying the style
look at the size of the pot to the right
should keep a 75 day auto going from start to finish
this is to show roots do not search for water one side damp one side dry
the rest
& to youI get a laugh when i look at the size of this pot im starting the big cheese in
The white widow just wont bulk as fast as i would like , i think i top dressed too late that is all , but a lesson learned and ill remember to top dress at week 5/6 next round , or maybe just a slower build and i cant see it as much
other than that i am very very pleased and enjoying the style
look at the size of the pot to the right
should keep a 75 day auto going from start to finish this is to show roots do not search for water one side damp one side dry
the rest
Never seen a happier bunch ladies.Happy Sunday folks
I get a laugh when i look at the size of this pot im starting the big cheese in
The white widow just wont bulk as fast as i would like , i think i top dressed too late that is all , but a lesson learned and ill remember to top dress at week 5/6 next round , or maybe just a slower build and i cant see it as much
other than that i am very very pleased and enjoying the style
look at the size of the pot to the right
this is to show roots do not search for water one side damp one side dry
the rest
Bill
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thanks @Bill284 hows things going mate , i know your very busy , me too , this time of year i have loads of stuff to get up to so i get a bit bored here then come October when i finish all my other stuff i get bored again then come around here . like i fly off for the winter but for the summer
i wish you all the luck with your new home mate
i wish you all the luck with your new home mate
Your garden is looking spectacular , as always , my Nutty friend. Lots of white pistils on those colas, so a few more weeks? Be patient with the WW. Depending where the seeds came from, they list 8 to 9 weeks. Grew some out a couple years back and they easily went eleven and could go even longer. Beautiful plant when mature but I have no pics, aforementioned computer crash took care of that. Enjoy this, at least for me, beautiful Sunday weather. 
That big one on the right does look very nice Nutty, they all do, but she's head and shoulders above her sisters! 
That lot should keep you ticking over a while hey. They look great. I'll be patiently waiting to see how those Big Cheese girls turn out. That one is on my shortlist for the next auto run along with a white widow.
Thank you my friend.thanks @Bill284 hows things going mate , i know your very busy , me too , this time of year i have loads of stuff to get up to so i get a bit bored here then come October when i finish all my other stuff i get bored again then come around here . like i fly off for the winter but for the summer
i wish you all the luck with your new home mate
You are a true gentleman.
Bill
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from dutch passion , when i seen the pic today also i said to myself wow shes got a bit to go , i hopeYour garden is looking spectacular , as always , my Nutty friend. Lots of white pistils on those colas, so a few more weeks? Be patient with the WW. Depending where the seeds came from, they list 8 to 9 weeks. Grew some out a couple years back and they easily went eleven and could go even longer. Beautiful plant when mature but I have no pics, aforementioned computer crash took care of that. Enjoy this, at least for me, beautiful Sunday weather.
, ive seen them do this then the pistols turn orange over night, anything can happen with autoflowers ive had that happen once or twice but im hoping they are just gonna go nuts now this last 2/3 weeks- Thread starter
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she is coco , i always run a coco just encaseThat big one on the right does look very nice Nutty, they all do, but she's head and shoulders above her sisters!
,this was the one i joined two pots together ( do you remember now ) ? the rest are my own soil , some are 3/4 weeks behind , they are all different stages
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Yea, I keep forgetting they are auto's.from dutch passion , when i seen the pic today also i said toy self wow shes got a bit to go , i hope
Pretty sure that with your homemade super fuel that they will soon show their true colors.- Thread starter
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I do have the vague memory of you doing that.she is coco , i always run a coco just encase
the rest are my own soil , some are 3/4 weeks behind , they are all different stages
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but lately I've been throwing myself into post harvest testing which has pushed back many of my important memories from the easy-to-recall place where they used to be.
Everything is still looking spectacular over here nutty! It's been a bit since I popped in last and what a difference over the last 4 or 5 pages. Congrats on the orange punch harvest, buds look delish.
So glad to see where this journey has taken you, over 2 months now and things are just rolling along like you've been doing it this way for years. Great job my friend!
it's been a few years since I've gotten back there to have one or five. Oh, and some brothers pepperoni and Larsens weiners? dam I miss home. I will have to link up to your journal, nice to see another bluenoser in here!
So glad to see where this journey has taken you, over 2 months now and things are just rolling along like you've been doing it this way for years. Great job my friend!
Hey Joe! Next time you stop at the nslc can you pick me up a 2-4 of Olands and ship it to Saskatchewan?Morning Professor. I haven't had a beer with a friend in well over a year now. Kind of depressing as it used to be a weekly meeting of the minds. lol Me and the missis are single handedly keeping the NSLC afloat during this lock down. Should be able to retire when the empties go back. Although while it passes the time nicely, I'm not too sure it's a good thing.Nice crisp shots from your camera. What made it fog up yesterday? Garden is looking great, as always, your microbes are killing it.
it's been a few years since I've gotten back there to have one or five. Oh, and some brothers pepperoni and Larsens weiners? dam I miss home. I will have to link up to your journal, nice to see another bluenoser in here!
Always have Brothers Pepperoni (hot) in the fridge. Larsons weiners went on a stick over the fire on Friday night. You may be shite out of luck with the 2/4. Pretty sure they are 18 packs now, still got the 12 pack, and the embarrassing six pack is still around as well. Got Olands running through the blood. Need to find a 24 pack for the upcoming May 2/4. Bad luck without it. LOLHey Joe! Next time you stop at the nslc can you pick me up a 2-4 of Olands and ship it to Saskatchewan?
Yep I love the roni, sliced and deep fried with honey mustard dipping sauce. I'm also a big fan of the honey garlic. When we go home, we always bring back 40 or 50lbs of it
I miss Larsens, the only thing somewhat comparable out here is co-op brand. Over the camp fire is the best though.
Well if you can't find a 2-4 in olands I'm sure there's lots of other local beers to get your hands on lol no shortage there. Could always try right at the olands brewery if you're close to the city. Not sure if they still sell it at the door or not. I'm originally from Enfield, you anywhere close to there?
Hey Nutty! Just crusin through your beautiful garden. Damn me but thems some beautiful big girls. Your methodology is simply amazing.
Hope you manage to get some good rest in this summer and enjoy yourself. Looks like you'll have plenty of quality meds to help make that happen.
Even after all this time, and this many plants, I still shake my head in amazement at your results. Well done my friend
Hope you manage to get some good rest in this summer and enjoy yourself. Looks like you'll have plenty of quality meds to help make that happen.
Even after all this time, and this many plants, I still shake my head in amazement at your results. Well done my friend
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Thank you for your kind words Rexer mateHey Nutty! Just crusin through your beautiful garden. Damn me but thems some beautiful big girls. Your methodology is simply amazing.
Hope you manage to get some good rest in this summer and enjoy yourself. Looks like you'll have plenty of quality meds to help make that happen.
Even after all this time, and this many plants, I still shake my head in amazement at your results. Well done my friend
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these replies keep me at it - Thread starter
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plants by name some are 4 weeks behind
Creeper
fat petes cookies 2/3 weeks behind
orange bud is the youngest , smaller as was dug out of her first pot
ultimate 4/5 weeks behind
white widow about the same as the creeper
full house
Creeper
fat petes cookies 2/3 weeks behind
orange bud is the youngest , smaller as was dug out of her first pot
ultimate 4/5 weeks behind
white widow about the same as the creeper
full house
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