Drippy Sally's Garden

[Drippy Sally]

Weekly mother plant inspection:

Gary Payton. It's her turn for 30-40 cuttings this week. Maybe even 64 to test my heavy density theory for a 4x4.

Bacio Gelato aka Gelato 41. I took 36 cuttings from her last week. Her recovery capabilities are extraordinary.

Variegated Fruity Fun is holding out for a trim only. She gets too close to the lights if I let her.

This is Triangle Kush and is new to mother planthood. She will get trimmed now and will make cuttings later.

That's all for now. Time to do some dabs!

 

[Drippy Sally]

Dabbing was great and I am for sure Super Stoned!

With mother plants out of the veg tent I decided today was a good day to add a shelf and light to increase capabilities. We now have 24 square feet of space counting the vertical addition! Project was a success.

This was the original layout:

Sliding bottom shelf up up and away!

Final Setup for more seedlings!!!

 

[Drippy Sally]

Plopped a bunch of beans today to make use of the additional 6 square feet. It feels good to make adjustments that you know will increase yield.

Here are some of the Variegated Fruity Fun plants. They have a couple of weeks left to go.

We went to the park today. Shabbo laid low...literally.

All in all we are in great botanical shape going into Monday. Take care everybody!

 

[w33dstar]

Good Work and nice Cats

 

[Drippy Sally]

Why modular and mobile? Preventative maintenance and routine cleaning cannot, I repeat, cannot be successfully completed if you cannot reach all sides and areas of your garden. You will lose the fight, trust me. I have been there. Fungus gnats, powdery mildew, boytritis, white flies, thrips, spider mites, algae, and mold cannot be protected against if you cannot reach, touch, see, and otherwise assist with keeping the environment as unfriendly as possible for their existence.

The name of the game is CONTROL and without it you may as well get on my customer list and find a new thing to do with your new free time.

The amount of work involved in this craft is untoward and it would be my advice to make your grow area easy to work in so you can do the actual task work on schedule and not feel lost, tired, or overloaded with tasks.

Here is a 4x4 area being moved out for the rigamarole (Rag man roll - long legal document in 13th century England for those into etymology).

 

[Drippy Sally]

Process improvement never ends, nor should it. Dialing in a grow for all phases is not easy. Today we add an aquarium heater to the CloneKing. The cuttings will root faster with 80°F water! It currently takes around 15 days to see roots. Meanwhile a cutting I took at the same time with rusty scissors is sitting in a beer glass of untreated tap water and it's already got massive roots. Go figure.

Shabbo came up on my desk to chill out. He is so involved in everything and he is a stickler for order and cleanliness! I reached out to pet him and he bit me. I love him so much.

 

[Drippy Sally]

The following pictures are each from different plants of Fruity Fun. She stinks like 16th century pre-hygeine era. Need a flower girl and bridal bouquet to cover up the smell!

But fuck she gets everyone in her path high as fuck.

We specialize in trichome production round these parts.

Shabbo in position for bath and nap!

 

[aCBD]

She stinks like 16th century pre-hygeine era.

Noice

 

[Lester Beans]

It will be interesting to see how the heater in the cloner goes. I use ice in mine to keep it below 70 to avoid pythium. I also use Hygrozyme as extra insurance. I see roots in 7-10 days with most strains.

Fruity Fun looks awesome! Love the description of smell lol. Does it normally herm?

 

[BrassNwood]

<-- Adding Rusty Scissors to my list of things to clone with.