Dennise
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S.E.E.D.S a Journey
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Thanks for the PM I forget about those things 
I was born in Seattle but my parents took me to California before I could walk or talk. In later years I made several small visits ranging from Puget Sound to Wenatchee to the inside of a Colombia River dam that flooded my grandpa's farm. I saw my first bald eagle crossing the mountains on my way to Idaho.
I prefer the coastal weather to the heat and snow of apple country. Washington state also makes some mighty fine wine.
I forget about those things I was born in Seattle but my parents took me to California before I could walk or talk. In later years I made several small visits ranging from Puget Sound to Wenatchee to the inside of a Colombia River dam that flooded my grandpa's farm. I saw my first bald eagle crossing the mountains on my way to Idaho.
I prefer the coastal weather to the heat and snow of apple country. Washington state also makes some mighty fine wine.
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Thanks for the PM
I was born in Seattle but my parents took me to California before I could walk or talk. In later years I made several small visits ranging from Puget Sound to Wenatchee to the inside of a Colombia River dam that flooded my grandpa's farm. I saw my first bald eagle crossing the mountains on my way to Idaho.
I prefer the coastal weather to the heat and snow of apple country. Washington state also makes some mighty fine wine.
Those who live in WA state are fortunate for sure, we have some of the remotest forest trails in the US. The weather is moderate with occasional snow with a rare accumulations exceeding 3"s. Eastern Washington is my personal favorite with its rivers and fly fishing. Peaches in the Summer are mind blowing sweet and always take you to that special place.
Speaking of special the little girls are up and looking happy.
May your gardens be green
Have fun and enjoy the moment 
stealthgrow
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Hi Dyold, looking great man, good luck with the new seedlings.
I have 2 Critical and an OG Kush in veg right now, and I just popped 2 Chunk and 2 Sour Diesel, I'll send you an invite when I start up the journal.
I have 2 Critical and an OG Kush in veg right now, and I just popped 2 Chunk and 2 Sour Diesel, I'll send you an invite when I start up the journal.
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Hi Dyold, looking great man, good luck with the new seedlings.
I have 2 Critical and an OG Kush in veg right now, and I just popped 2 Chunk and 2 Sour Diesel, I'll send you an invite when I start up the journal.
Sounds good SG.
Hi Dyold, looking great man, good luck with the new seedlings.
I have 2 Critical and an OG Kush in veg right now, and I just popped 2 Chunk and 2 Sour Diesel, I'll send you an invite when I start up the journal.
Me too, please.
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Happy Tokin Tuesday everyone 
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Hello again 420 Day 1 of the 12/12 count down to the 9 weeks or there about, perhaps 8 weeks, then again it very well may take 10 weeks, time will supply the answers 
Keep em green
Applying some LST and Super Crop to this girl, she is starting to look like a giant starfish
Have fun, I hope the weather is as nice where you are as it is where I am, and enjoy the moment
Day 1 of the 12/12 count down to the 9 weeks or there about, perhaps 8 weeks, then again it very well may take 10 weeks, time will supply the answers Keep em green
Applying some LST and Super Crop to this girl, she is starting to look like a giant starfish
Have fun, I hope the weather is as nice where you are as it is where I am, and enjoy the moment
Nice size plants and room to grow.
Wishing you all the best.
Wishing you all the best.
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Would anyone have an idea what this is or what might be the cause ? Only effecting one plant at the moment.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
raisingcain
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Is it at the top of the plant? On new growth sites? Kinda looks like a calcium deficiency. Check out these pics . just a thought www.------------.com/marijauna-symptoms-pictures
Your leaf damage appears to be a calcium deficiency.
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Aye Thanks KJC, Raisingcain believes this maybe the cause also, I was of a mix opinion, however I have some General Organics CalMg coming from Advanced Gardening for Indoor Hydroponic Grow Rooms and Organic Greenhouses as I used my winnings, put it back into the garden
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Hello 420 folks 
Week 1 of flower and the girls are going thru a small 4 - 6 inch stretch with the early signs showing the girls are for sure going to put on some serious weight.
Branches Galore :
I noticed these on some of the girls, I have seen these before and just wanted to confirm that they are in fact part of a female plant.
The new girls are coming along nicely with the first sets of leaves appearing, the T5 lights are performing excellent.
Thank you for the feedback and Hope is all well in your worlds. Have fun and remember to enjoy the moment
Week 1 of flower and the girls are going thru a small 4 - 6 inch stretch with the early signs showing the girls are for sure going to put on some serious weight.
Branches Galore :
I noticed these on some of the girls, I have seen these before and just wanted to confirm that they are in fact part of a female plant.
The new girls are coming along nicely with the first sets of leaves appearing, the T5 lights are performing excellent.
Thank you for the feedback and Hope is all well in your worlds. Have fun and remember to enjoy the moment
Looking damn good my friend, some really nice bushes for certain. Love the LST this run best of buds to you and yours!
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Looking damn good my friend, some really nice bushes for certain. Love the LST this run
Best of Buds to you Light Addict
The girls after dropping them back into veg after the sexing part really makes them grow funny, the tops are so bunched up with branch node spacing being within 1/2" and some are less. I will try to get a side angle view to illustrate what I mean.- Thread starter
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Hello everyone All the best in your worlds
It really does take awhile to grow directly from seed. I planted on 6/19 and here it is 7/08 with the girls starting to show signs of growth.
Little Jack Herer Feminized.
White Widow Feminized.
Acapulco Gold Feminized.
Have fun and enjoy the moment keep em green
All the best in your worlds It really does take awhile to grow directly from seed. I planted on 6/19 and here it is 7/08 with the girls starting to show signs of growth.
Little Jack Herer Feminized.
White Widow Feminized.
Acapulco Gold Feminized.
Have fun and enjoy the moment
keep em green
The slow grow is ok.
We all know it gets more interesting
We all know it gets more interesting
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Hello 420 Day 10 of flower finds the girls growing vigorously
The girls seem to be enjoying the higher than normal temps in the room as outdoors is reaching the upper 80's and low 90's that is challenging my single 10k BTU Air Conditioning unit. The high Temp for the last 12 hours was 97 at 3 ft off the floor.
I changed my HPS light bulbs from 110,000 lumen bulbs to 140,000 lumen "Super" HPS bulbs as the older ones where approaching 30000 hours. According to my light meter the Lumen on the floor with the lights 48" plus above is reading 8500 to 9500 lumens. The girls sure do seem to like the extra 30k lumens.
Couple pic's of my favorites, loving the tops. Have fun and enjoy the moment
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