Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013
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mr sunshine
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Yea your right i got a compost book from the library the other day it says some plant leaves are not recommended!
mikek420
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shes getting pretty frosty, and big in the 5 gal bucket. you might be able to see the purpling Mg def, I added some organic nutes, and the leaves perked up before I left. they are all looking pretty good, my candy kush (cousin to the world famous auto pounder) yeah right... got really seeded, so I should have a whole lot of autoflower seeds, but unfortunately I don't know who the dad is, but I'm surely gonna look for the double white cheese trait. The 2 big phenos I have of it are about chest high, and full of frosty white nuglets. They still have a while to go, and I have to do something about the coldness, although they seem to resist the coldness and are some of the more healthy girls I have. Blue Thai is starting to show a lot of N def, and so i fed her, and all the rest. The white widow is looking pretty good, but it is definitely overshadowed by the Molaki Kush next to it that has about 40% red hairs, which smells exactly like a sweaty armpit, which would otherwise be gross. I have one really tall and fat wild thai, and the white hairs tell me it has a loooong way to go. I think I have at least 3 more weeks till harvest, and hopefully it doesn't get below 30 till after my birthday, which would be the best harvest day ever!
shes getting pretty frosty, and big in the 5 gal bucket. you might be able to see the purpling Mg def, I added some organic nutes, and the leaves perked up before I left. they are all looking pretty good, my candy kush (cousin to the world famous auto pounder) yeah right... got really seeded, so I should have a whole lot of autoflower seeds, but unfortunately I don't know who the dad is, but I'm surely gonna look for the double white cheese trait. The 2 big phenos I have of it are about chest high, and full of frosty white nuglets. They still have a while to go, and I have to do something about the coldness, although they seem to resist the coldness and are some of the more healthy girls I have. Blue Thai is starting to show a lot of N def, and so i fed her, and all the rest. The white widow is looking pretty good, but it is definitely overshadowed by the Molaki Kush next to it that has about 40% red hairs, which smells exactly like a sweaty armpit, which would otherwise be gross. I have one really tall and fat wild thai, and the white hairs tell me it has a loooong way to go. I think I have at least 3 more weeks till harvest, and hopefully it doesn't get below 30 till after my birthday, which would be the best harvest day ever!
TokaLot
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Got another cover up!
Still no rain in the forecast for a week so no rush for the rest but anything can happen.
Also i would like to add that i do get high winds here and these things are holding up great, i lined the edges with duck tape so they would be stronger so that helped.
Im thinking about just closing them off so there like a green house to stay warmer at night.
Still no rain in the forecast for a week so no rush for the rest but anything can happen.
Also i would like to add that i do get high winds here and these things are holding up great, i lined the edges with duck tape so they would be stronger so that helped.
Im thinking about just closing them off so there like a green house to stay warmer at night.
Garden Boss
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Keep up on that shit bro... shits looking awesome
mr sunshine
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where im at so far!
first closet
second closet
third closet
F.M.I.L.Y
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Your hard work is showing off in this EPIC GROW!!!! Keep rocking bro, the end is near! Then its time to reap your rewards and you deserve every bit of it!!!
Peace
FM
FarmerOfTomatoes
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I'll be at it all weekend.
I got those three things at my trim table but they are all sticky and stained from handling them all day. Whew! This trimming is taking forever but the biggest colas and major poundage is yet to come on the blueberry diesel. They're practically dripping with resin
The Pipe
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5 days ago
View attachment 2855983View attachment 2855984View attachment 2855985cherry og harvested 10-8 80% cloudy 20% amber about a thumb size piece of bud rot on the whole thing smells like ludens cherry cough drops and skunky funk very satisfied with how it grows just the smoke test left
View attachment 2855986View attachment 2855987View attachment 2855988darkstar harvested 10-8 70% cloudy 30%amber... maybe a touch of clear here and there zero budrot a little bit of powdery mildew tiny tiny amount smells like kushy piney skunk with a slight sweetness
View attachment 2855983View attachment 2855984View attachment 2855985cherry og harvested 10-8 80% cloudy 20% amber about a thumb size piece of bud rot on the whole thing smells like ludens cherry cough drops and skunky funk very satisfied with how it grows just the smoke test left
View attachment 2855986View attachment 2855987View attachment 2855988darkstar harvested 10-8 70% cloudy 30%amber... maybe a touch of clear here and there zero budrot a little bit of powdery mildew tiny tiny amount smells like kushy piney skunk with a slight sweetness
hoonry
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Good morning everybody! what an epic season this has turned out to be - doing daily battle with the elements right at the very end. Nice days for the most part recently, but chilly nights! I've been wrapping up my gals with remay when there's a frost advisory - but it's hard to cover every flower (especially when it's breezy!) and I've had a few tops end up a bit frosty in the morning. this sort of thing used to freak me out, but with a close eye and a patient hand, I've been able to relax a little bit. everything seems to be ok, so long as it gets back up to the mid 60's the next day. I can't believe I'm not having major mold issues - I'm getting a touch of it, but not bad. Mostly from where the cages and trellis netting have scuffed off the outer layer of a branch during windstorms and bruised it. sometimes those scuffs scar up and heal, sometimes they don't.
hoonry
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Ok, so I am procrastinating going back to the trim table at the moment, and I don't have GTA 5, yet. so here's a few more shots - this is my chronic plant's carcass. I see now why they call it the chronic - I've been harvesting off of her for what feels like weeks now and it just won't stop! There's very little left on the plant that I want to trim now but I can turn all that little stuff into bubble hash - I just don't have hanging space for it and it's way less of a priority than culling the mold-threatened nugs off the other plants, so I hope it can just hang on for a bit longer. It feels great to have pulled this one off after finding a gopher hole under the raised box about halfway through flowering. I never knew if I would just show up one day to find her wilted... the gophers are invading, check out this hole they dug under the fence which is supposedly buried a foot deep!
dirtsurfr
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Leave the little stuff there for a week and give them little buds a chance to get some extra grow time they'll go nuts.
doublejj
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Things are looking good, progressing nicely in the old Costco carport greenhouse. Still haven't started trimming, except 2 buds with bud worms. I only sprayed twice, early in flowering, for bud worms. I may have stopped a bit too early, but it's only 2 so far, knock knock. I would still like to let them go 2 more weeks..........."All Rise...as we sing"...[h=2]Hail To The Brightness Of Zions Glad Morning!
Hymn Lyrics[/h]Hail to the brightness of Zions glad morning!
Joy to the lands that in darkness have lain!
Hushed be the accents of sorrow and mourning;
Zion in triumph begins her reign..........
Hymn Lyrics[/h]Hail to the brightness of Zions glad morning!
Joy to the lands that in darkness have lain!
Hushed be the accents of sorrow and mourning;
Zion in triumph begins her reign..........
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Carmarelo
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Harvest season is undoubtedly the best time of the year. Love Halloween and the festive holidays to follow with the changing of season. Happy Harvest to everyone! Hope ya'll haven't gone trim crazy yet lol!
Cheesequake finishing up
Romulan #3 stacking nicely. Looking fine as hell.
Cheesequake finishing upRomulan #3 stacking nicely. Looking fine as hell.
BlackTuna
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The Wabbits.
The Wabbits visited the other night. I hate wabbits. The wabbits got into the carrot patch. Dumb lil' wabbits,
the carrots were early. The dumb lil' wabbits got away with three very beautiful but immature carrots. I really hate wabbits.
Good thing is I know who the wabbit is. And my friend Karma knows also.
So I posted a huge assed sign facing the wabbits yard, high up on a pole he can't reach it, that has an alarm on it. (just in case)
No moon night. Perfect for the wabbits to rip into the carrot patch.
My bad. I'm an ass.
As stinky as they were, someone was bound to be tempted.
Life. What a lesson.
.
The Wabbits visited the other night. I hate wabbits. The wabbits got into the carrot patch. Dumb lil' wabbits,
the carrots were early. The dumb lil' wabbits got away with three very beautiful but immature carrots. I really hate wabbits.
Good thing is I know who the wabbit is. And my friend Karma knows also.
So I posted a huge assed sign facing the wabbits yard, high up on a pole he can't reach it, that has an alarm on it. (just in case)
No moon night. Perfect for the wabbits to rip into the carrot patch.
My bad. I'm an ass.
As stinky as they were, someone was bound to be tempted.
Life. What a lesson.
.