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hotpotato8

hotpotato8

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With all the flushing it's ready for a swim meet. I might try to re-pot it in some ocean/forest and see if it can recover but my hopes are low. Here's a pic of it in it's better days right before the bottom fell out. It's the one in the middle.
 

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rikdabrick

rikdabrick

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hotpotato8 said:
With all the flushing it's ready for a swim meet. I might try to re-pot it in some ocean/forest and see if it can recover but my hopes are low. Here's a pic of it in it's better days right before the bottom fell out. It's the one in the middle.
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I'm assuming that plant is no more. Did you check the roots after you pulled it? Maybe it was root aphids? Or some kind of root rot like waterproof808 said.
 
hotpotato8

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rikdabrick said:
I'm assuming that plant is no more. Did you check the roots after you pulled it? Maybe it was root aphids? Or some kind of root rot like waterproof808 said.
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I haven't pulled the JillyBean yet tho it's gone. Actually I'm having too much fun watching the others flower. I will be checking the lost one to see if I can learn about my mistake. A couple of weeks ago I was trimming the JillyBean and accidentally cut a small branch. I think it's gonna take as a clone so all is not totally lost with that plant.
Thanks for following up. You guys do some wonderful growing and it's inspiring.
 
guido420

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Sorry about the GH guys...that sux. Back in So Oregon they restricted activity to right before and during harvest. Sucked.

Any way... here is the latest project update. Strain Testing for ShortStuff Seeds and a pair for MidweekSong...

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rikdabrick

rikdabrick

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guido420 said:
Sorry about the GH guys...that sux. Back in So Oregon they restricted activity to right before and during harvest. Sucked.

Any way... here is the latest project update. Strain Testing for ShortStuff Seeds and a pair for MidweekSong...

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Looking good guido!

Sounds like the light dep guys could have a hayday in Oregon if enforcement only ran in the fall so there's that option if you need some extra meds. Though if I was in Oregon I'd probably go the legal route for commercial. I have some friends over there who got permitted to grow an unlimited amount of plants. I didn't know they had that until my friends told me. That would be pretty rad to just plant whenever and however much you felt like.
 
rikdabrick

rikdabrick

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Vnsmkr said:
Hey I thought time would fuck me too (re: rainy season), but I started seedling about the time the shit started and they are some hearty and hardy little mofos!!!! No issues taking 60 mph winds and getting dumped on
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I hope 60 mph winds aren't the norm, 60 mph is pretty crazy. How much rain do you get there on average. Last year we got 91" where I live. Where I used to live on the Big Island averaged 160" to 186" a year: Upper Puna..., it ain't for sissies and you better know how to swim, ha ha.
 
guido420

guido420

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rikdabrick said:
Looking good guido!

Sounds like the light dep guys could have a hayday in Oregon if enforcement only ran in the fall so there's that option if you need some extra meds. Though if I was in Oregon I'd probably go the legal route for commercial. I have some friends over there who got permitted to grow an unlimited amount of plants. I didn't know they had that until my friends told me. That would be pretty rad to just plant whenever and however much you felt like.
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Yeah the LD stuff was really catching on for two reasons. Hoop house for privacy, LD for up to three crops a season.

The revelation of technology hit when the google maps refresh hit in 2014....Everyones crops were there.LOL I warned the guys about big brother. Now they listen to Guido.

How many grows can you find if you google mapped your neighborhood in satellite view.... If you can see it on google....bet big brother can see it with their scheduled flyovers.

Peace
 
Vnsmkr

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rikdabrick said:
I hope 60 mph winds aren't the norm, 60 mph is pretty crazy. How much rain do you get there on average. Last year we got 91" where I live. Where I used to live on the Big Island averaged 160" to 186" a year: Upper Puna..., it ain't for sissies and you better know how to swim, ha ha.
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Its not uncommon for it to come out of nowhere and dump 4" in 30-60 minutes. Yes winds are typically ranging 40-60 knots for 3 months.

16 seedlings standing up like champs :), should be strong bunch
 
hotpotato8

hotpotato8

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Got a JillyBean clone that's been outside as fast as she could handle the sun and wind. She's about 10" high and flowering. I don't have a grow setup inside for gallon pots so trying to put her back into vet probably won't go. What should I do with her? She's just growing and vegging away. Maybe I'll get one bud. Ah, the learning curve of a newby.

The other two are into week 2 of flowering. I'll update on that later.
 
rikdabrick

rikdabrick

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guido420 said:
Yeah the LD stuff was really catching on for two reasons. Hoop house for privacy, LD for up to three crops a season.

The revelation of technology hit when the google maps refresh hit in 2014....Everyones crops were there.LOL I warned the guys about big brother. Now they listen to Guido.

How many grows can you find if you google mapped your neighborhood in satellite view.... If you can see it on google....bet big brother can see it with their scheduled flyovers.

Peace
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I've cruised around on Google Maps before looking over the hills near some of the towns in Humboldt. It's pretty fun finding all the different ganja farms.

Obviously hoop house/greenhouses keep the plants out of sight, but I assume I know what's in there when it's some farm out in the middle of nowhere. They better watch out because dabrick is spocking dem guys out, ha ha ha!
 
rikdabrick

rikdabrick

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hotpotato8 said:
Got a JillyBean clone that's been outside as fast as she could handle the sun and wind. She's about 10" high and flowering. I don't have a grow setup inside for gallon pots so trying to put her back into vet probably won't go. What should I do with her? She's just growing and vegging away. Maybe I'll get one bud. Ah, the learning curve of a newby.

The other two are into week 2 of flowering. I'll update on that later.
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If you can rig some light bulb up outside that will keep her in veg.
 
rikdabrick

rikdabrick

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Vnsmkr said:
Its not uncommon for it to come out of nowhere and dump 4" in 30-60 minutes. Yes winds are typically ranging 40-60 knots for 3 months.

16 seedlings standing up like champs :), should be strong bunch
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DANG BRAH! We can get some crazy wind, but it doesn't last for 3 months. They just come with every near miss of a hurricane and the random tropical storm.

We get some good rain too, but it doesn't come down in 4" buckets within half an hour usually, though upper Puna got 32" or 36" in 24 hours once which is hardly even believable. There's a sign somewhere at Volcanoes National Park that said that. I wasn't there then, but friends of mine said it was crazy.
 
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