lusid's Cave of Blunder & Husky Hut

[lusidghost]

Ana yes I see the hairs. I'm not really seeing them on the other buds though. My dog is pretty much done shedding.

 

[lusidghost]

Coker

Damn Cokers.

 

[bk78]

Ana yes I see the hairs. I'm not really seeing them on the other buds though. My dog is pretty much done shedding.

Bro do you even dog?

 

[lusidghost]

I cannot type today.

 

[lusidghost]

Dare I say, explosive growth?

 

[lusidghost]

Also this is some super thick foliage on my mothers. I've been letting them grow because I'm about to cut clones.

 

[lusidghost]

I won a bid for this shirt on ebay last night. It's from the now defunct dispensary 'Herban Legends' out of Seattle. The Willie Nelson shirt overlooking my grow, along with a few of my other shirts are from the business. The Bruce Lee shirt was always sold out in my size on the site and I was bummed that I was never able to score it. I won the bid at $2. $15 shipping, but whatever.

 

[lusidghost]

I started using these jars to dissolve the nutrients / pool shook before adding them to the res. I was using 5 gallon buckets with a little hot water and swirling the mix around like a prospector panning for gold. This is way easier.

 

[lusidghost]

I cut clones today. I think I'm going to lower the shelves a little because the mothers were stretching.

It looks like the next line up will be:
R1 - Bazookaz #11 (frosty and well structured)
R2 - Money Gun #3 (non-midget frost pheno)
R3 - Gary Payton / Cereal Milk x Grape Gasoline #1 & #2 (whichever wins the root-off. Both fiery)
R4 & R5 - Supreme Snowman #2 through #5 (This strain was pretty uniformed and they all came out nice. This is a second stage pheno hunt)

 

[lusidghost]

 

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[lusidghost]

I invented something. After ashing, I usually blow my pipe out into the garbage to get rid of ash / little chunks inside. This is kind of hard to do without blasting said chunks onto my table or carpet. So I used leftover pantyhose I bought to filter my ducting, and now I blow the stuff into it instead. It works really well. I'll just throw it away once it gets funky. This prototype is way too much pantyhose.

 

[lusidghost]

I switched my couches because he tore up the other one. He seems to be enjoying this one.

 

[lusidghost]

They are catching a bit of a burn, but don't have much time left so whatever. I grew them to about the perfect height for my setup. There's a lot of nice bud in there.

I'm having to adjust to cold nights, but a couple more cycles and I'll have this setup coming correct.

 

[FirstCavApache64]

I switched my couches because he tore up the other one. He seems to be enjoying this one. View attachment 5204026

I can't see how anybody with a Husky has any energy left to light up much less grow plants. You're an inspiration!

 

[lusidghost]

I can't see how anybody with a Husky has any energy left to light up much less grow plants. You're an inspiration!

The weed is the only thing that has prevented me from converting him into a husky skin rug.

 

[FirstCavApache64]

The weed is the only thing that has prevented me from converting him into a husky skin rug.

We had a Malamute/Timber Wolf cross when my kids were little and he was great but the shedding was legendary. My Army buddy had a female husky and when she went in heat he brought her over for a week to try and let them breed. My boy spent the whole week trying to mount her from the front and basically get a Lewinsky . One week chasing after a Husky that's in heat taught me it's too energetic for me lol. He would tell me about her fence jumping skills almost weekly, even when she wasn't in heat she loved to roam.
Our Malamute had one blue eye and one brown so people would often mistake him for a husky cross. The Arctic dogs are so gorgeous but when they blow out that undercoat in the spring...arghh my buds!!

 

[lusidghost]

I forgot to post this. Extreme bonsaing.

 

[Brettman]

I forgot to post this. Extreme bonsaing.
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Wow. That looks like a keeper!

 

[lusidghost]

I'm slowly bringing the canopy back to the center of the plant. It was forked like a longhorn skull that was overtaking the whole area, but I removed the other wing.