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An American Dream White Picket Fences.
- Thread starter BrassNwood
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Yes, depending on how fast they grow and our travel plans for next month if they happen.
Our new Robot Overlords are working at Denny's. My first encounter with one. Later it was seen singing happy birthday to a small frightened child.
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Sweet, planting some seed, plant em up! Wish I could have another round of growing outdoors, would be fun to live somewhere warm where you could do that.
The SCC are thick. I never start them off that well! I always put them out while still young, so they start getting partial shade at an early age. Going to do well, about time for some feeding once at 4-6 weeks. Thanks for the update!
The SCC are thick. I never start them off that well! I always put them out while still young, so they start getting partial shade at an early age. Going to do well, about time for some feeding once at 4-6 weeks. Thanks for the update!
Just 1 sprouted. Well they are 4+ years old so I slugged a few more in.
Dumped out the 5 gallon buckets as they felt a touch to damp. A few hours and the top was crisp and back they went.
Took down the last plant. Very Sativa and smells spicy.
These need transplanted soon.
Transplant time
Moved from the 3x3x3 inch cups to the 5x5x7 size. All got a shot of Alaskan fish goo.
I'd been soaking the brake master cylinder on the 1969 Ford Econoline with PB Blaster for 3 days in preparation for replacing it. New one in hand from O'Reilly auto parts. They got it in 2 hours from the warehouse. Autozone is next day and higher price.
Was dark and cold by then so I'll get on it this morning when it's light and a bit warmer.
PB blaster keeps you running. WD 40 is good but the PB blaster works a little better to unstick rusty parts I think, its magnetic. Hope that master cylinder gets fixed easily.
Sweet, they're growing well, going to like the transplant! They're looking good! I am really curious what you think about the resin profile. Haven't had many people try it and the folks who have are with limited experience including myself. Is it something special with the terpene combinations? Seems pretty potent. There is some variation, but seems to all have some similar resin characteristics with high potency in part due to terpene content I think.
When will you let them flower? I guess have them vegetate for a couple weeks before flowering.
Harvest looks good, That's a pretty long flowering plant. I guess that was the reminants of it. Wonder how many weeks that was, around 12 weeks I guess?
Sweet, they're growing well, going to like the transplant! They're looking good! I am really curious what you think about the resin profile. Haven't had many people try it and the folks who have are with limited experience including myself. Is it something special with the terpene combinations? Seems pretty potent. There is some variation, but seems to all have some similar resin characteristics with high potency in part due to terpene content I think.
When will you let them flower? I guess have them vegetate for a couple weeks before flowering.
Harvest looks good, That's a pretty long flowering plant. I guess that was the reminants of it. Wonder how many weeks that was, around 12 weeks I guess?
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Out of the 16 seedlings 10 were males and removed.
6 females
The 4 surviving clones.
Yard lights are back on so the seedlings will revert to veg and keep this set in veg as well.
Seedling tray in the garage has 5 or 6 more just up. We are off to the mountains again for a spot of rain. Looks like mist more than actual rain. I'd have weeded the sites and planted these had we stayed in town.
Always disheartening to realize the loss of such a significant portion of hopeful starts; any intention of cloning from the females once they've revegged?
I'm finally experiencing some positive vibes in my beleaguered efforts. The trailing edge of three in my fanciful coffee containers seem to have shaken off the infestation and are gaining momentum. Three in the on deck circle and the three in flower are all looking much more vibrant.
