Flower’s Grow.
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The ‘weathered wood’ backdrop is very photogenic.
spent a lot of time looking down at the screen in your pic just the other day...great trimming device...
Nice!!!!! What day of 12/12 is that?
88 days.
A Chocolate Skunk went into the flower tent yesterday.
The wife and I both agree, this stuff is really good smoke, after it has cured for 6 months.
Next to get chopped, is this LSD.
This is good smoke just as soon as it’s dry enough.
Well, the Gelato behind the LSD was looking pretty rough, so I ended up chopping both plants 6/8.
I don’t know what happened, but I was shaking this jar of LSD, when I noticed the unmistakable sound of seeds tinkling around in the jar. Lots of seeds. I never noticed any pollen sacks, or nanners on the plant when I was trimming it.
I have not looked at the rest of the plants, but I will tomorrow when the lights back on.
This Chocolate Skunk has been in 12/12 for 19 days, and it sure has stretched. Probably gonna have to get creative with this thing later on.
Besides the Chocolate Skunk, I still have a mix of Gelato, White Widow, and Banana Mango, that are fattening up.
Note, my plants in 12/12 do not look as lustrous as they did a couple months ago. I had cut the dry ferts back to half t spoon, per week, instead of a whole.
Also, my Ph pen crapped out, another should be here any day.
I upped my dry ferts back to a whole t spoon last week, so between that, and a new Ph pen, I expect to be back on track within another 30 days.
I have 3 more LSD’s to run through the flower tent
And then this Big Bud goes in.
These 4 plants will conclude, Flowers Grow.
I don’t know what happened, but I was shaking this jar of LSD, when I noticed the unmistakable sound of seeds tinkling around in the jar. Lots of seeds. I never noticed any pollen sacks, or nanners on the plant when I was trimming it.
I have not looked at the rest of the plants, but I will tomorrow when the lights back on.
This Chocolate Skunk has been in 12/12 for 19 days, and it sure has stretched. Probably gonna have to get creative with this thing later on.
Besides the Chocolate Skunk, I still have a mix of Gelato, White Widow, and Banana Mango, that are fattening up.
Note, my plants in 12/12 do not look as lustrous as they did a couple months ago. I had cut the dry ferts back to half t spoon, per week, instead of a whole.
Also, my Ph pen crapped out, another should be here any day.
I upped my dry ferts back to a whole t spoon last week, so between that, and a new Ph pen, I expect to be back on track within another 30 days.
I have 3 more LSD’s to run through the flower tent
And then this Big Bud goes in.
These 4 plants will conclude, Flowers Grow.
Enjoy the early harvest Amigo
all the best on finishing up this cycle!
all the best on finishing up this cycle!
KGBSkunky
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That would be rare for me. I have, for me, found that if I rotate several strains and never the same twice in a row it all works better for me
We rotate ours too, not necessarily every day but I don’t mind mixing it up on the tray in between strands. Maybe it’s like a transition thing
whatever is working for you, stick to it for sure…
whatever is working for you, stick to it for sure…
KGBSkunky
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Well for me that's called tray cleanup and falls into a totally different territory. Scholars have debated tray cleanup etiquette for at least 50 yearsWe rotate ours too, not necessarily every day but I don’t mind mixing it up on the tray in between strands. Maybe it’s like a transition thing
I finally realized I made a comment about the seeds on the wrong journal, lol.
Anyway, I checked the rest of the plants in 12/12 when I got home from work yesterday. Nothing else seemed to have any seeds at all. How does one plant in a tent get seeds, and nothing else?
Anyway, I checked the rest of the plants in 12/12 when I got home from work yesterday. Nothing else seemed to have any seeds at all. How does one plant in a tent get seeds, and nothing else?
Well, fooooook me. I have located the problem. I was in the flower tent working on a plan for this stretchy Chocolate Skunk, when I noticed it.
Gonna mist the flower tent down with water after lights out.
Such a shame.
Chocolate Skunk RIP 
Damn skippy.
Upon further thought, there’s no way that the Chocolate Skunk is the pappy of them there LSD babies. It went into 12/12 on 5/28, and the LSD was chopped 6/8.
So, I still have a mystery to solve.
So, I still have a mystery to solve.
I don’t feel like I did anything wrong, as far as causing this plant to herm. I think we can all agree that the plant looked perfectly healthy, and stress free.
I will say, when I uprooted the plant, and tossed it into the woods, the dirt was dryer than I expected. I pick the pots up every day, and water the ones that feel light.
This plant would have definitely gotten watered today, if I had not found the
’s before hand.
The temps in the tent have stayed under 80.
The plant showed no deficiencies that I noticed.
I had 0 problems with the first plant I ran several months ago.
I will say, when I uprooted the plant, and tossed it into the woods, the dirt was dryer than I expected. I pick the pots up every day, and water the ones that feel light.
This plant would have definitely gotten watered today, if I had not found the
’s before hand. The temps in the tent have stayed under 80.
The plant showed no deficiencies that I noticed.
I had 0 problems with the first plant I ran several months ago.
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