looking good mate, going to take some time to fill them sativas out but man they will be awesome when done 
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Thanks Feral - They certainly are a lot slower than the Indicas - maybe half the development so should have a 2 tier harvest which suits me fine
Have to get those shots done away from LED - does not do them justice
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Have to get those shots done away from LED - does not do them justice
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So how much longer should i expect any plant to ripen under LEDs as opposed to HPS ?
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gotta try and keep that damn right finger out of the pics too 
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I'm having a hard time choosing which plant is my fav from your grow. Guess that means they're all pretty good!
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Thanks Premed - much appreciated 
They are all a bit wild and wooly compared to other beauties here but looks are not my concern - as long as they fit in the space and all produce nice bigbuds - a noticable spurt in growth the last couple of days.
I thought just for interest sake yesterday i would check the PH of the outdoor afghan (havn't bothered before)- man it has got a funny smell - almost sour citrus (very earthy) - well f**k me it was 3.8 so i flushed with several litres of 7 ph just to bring it up - got it to just under 5 now so will see if it still going this morning.
They are all a bit wild and wooly compared to other beauties here but looks are not my concern - as long as they fit in the space and all produce nice bigbuds - a noticable spurt in growth the last couple of days.I thought just for interest sake yesterday i would check the PH of the outdoor afghan (havn't bothered before)- man it has got a funny smell - almost sour citrus (very earthy) - well f**k me it was 3.8 so i flushed with several litres of 7 ph just to bring it up - got it to just under 5 now so will see if it still going this morning
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I think some growers are more concerned with the aesthestics of the plant rather than what the plant actually has to offer. Mmm I love that fresh, earth smell.. reminds me of rain. Let's hope she manages under those pH conditions lol
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Well she is still alive - a little drained from the flush so hope it does not stress - will take a pic later and post
She was just an experiment anyway - the seeds were just thrown into my Veg garden and up they came - surprising how well she has done given the complete lack of attention :
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She was just an experiment anyway - the seeds were just thrown into my Veg garden and up they came - surprising how well she has done given the complete lack of attention :
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Not at all surprising she is looking a little depressed
Reckon she will pull through and its smell should give her a very interesting taste
C'Mon baby
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Week 6 12/12 Update.
No 1 - 50/50 Coco/Perl
Ph - 6 / EC - 1.8
No 2 - 50/50 Coco/Perl
PH - 5.9 / EC - 1.6
No 3 100 Coco
PH - 6.2 / EC - 2.0
No 4 - 70/30 Coco/Perl
PH - 6.3 / EC - 1.6
No 5 100 Perlite
PH - 6.1 / EC - 1.7
Afi is hanging in there - well little buds are growing so thats the main thing
Indies are looking nice - Saties are going slowly but steadily
Temps max @ 26 C and RH from 60 down to 44 - could be better but i am happy
Macro pics are improving - playing with ratios of nute mixes a little,
Got some new trimmers coming so gonna give a few of them a snip and take out some of the small stuff at the bottoms,
No 1 - 50/50 Coco/Perl
Ph - 6 / EC - 1.8
No 2 - 50/50 Coco/Perl
PH - 5.9 / EC - 1.6
No 3 100 Coco
PH - 6.2 / EC - 2.0
No 4 - 70/30 Coco/Perl
PH - 6.3 / EC - 1.6
No 5 100 Perlite
PH - 6.1 / EC - 1.7
Afi is hanging in there - well little buds are growing so thats the main thing
Indies are looking nice - Saties are going slowly but steadily
Temps max @ 26 C and RH from 60 down to 44 - could be better but i am happy
Macro pics are improving - playing with ratios of nute mixes a little,
Got some new trimmers coming so gonna give a few of them a snip and take out some of the small stuff at the bottoms,
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your girls will be more beautiful soon
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Thanks Benny - great hobby for improving anyones patience
You will be there in no time
You will be there in no time
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Found this little fella loitering around No 2 this morning
Tons better than Gnats but had to capture and release to outside
A fairly timid spider these ones - would rather just get away than attack
Tons better than Gnats but had to capture and release to outside
A fairly timid spider these ones - would rather just get away than attack
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spider.....i always think they will bite me ...so i will just run away if i meet them....
I had a mate, he wanted to scare his apprentice, stuck one in his mouth and opened it up at the apprentice with a "grrrahh".. It bit the end of his tongue and was hanging there as he swung his head.. His apprentice was rolling around laughing, lol...
No worries bud, good to see you at a full line, lol.... All going well here man, I think, hard to know sometimes, never know what's going to happen next, not all the time, just a feeling in the air at the moment, lol...
No worries bud, good to see you at a full line, lol.... All going well here man, I think, hard to know sometimes, never know what's going to happen next, not all the time, just a feeling in the air at the moment, lol...
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Sara - nothing to be worried about with this spider - it is a "Huntsman" - they look nasty but are no harm - they hop to get away - funny to watch. Now if it was a Redback (black widow) i would be a tiny bit worried but they are only a spider after all ::
Damn Grizz that would have been very bloody hilarious to see
:Damn Grizz that would have been very bloody hilarious to see
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i just afraid of small insects...i always have strange thoughts of them...i even think they will bite me and oneday i will bite other one...
Sara - nothing to be worried about with this spider - it is a "Huntsman" - they look nasty but are no harm - they hop to get away - funny to watch. Now if it was a Redback (black widow) i would be a tiny bit worried but they are only a spider after all :
Damn Grizz that would have been very bloody hilarious to see
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Found this little fella loitering around No 2 this morning
Tons better than Gnats but had to capture and release to outside
A fairly timid spider these ones - would rather just get away than attack
Not sure how this is considered a little guy lol. This would be a GIGANTIC spider to me! I'm not used to seeing spiders bigger than a quarter.
Anyways, your plants look great! Nice progress
Seems the bigger a spider gets over here the safer it is lol, redbacks are tiny but will make you real sick, whitetails aswell can cause a flesh eating disease that comes back every year. Us aussies consider anything smaller than us to be a little guy 
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