Larry's Fall/Winter seed tests
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sandhill larry
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It's been raining a couple days a week for the last little while. I still took the weeks feed in a couple gallons of water. This is the surroundings of the 2 Big & Stinky X CP1's. It's not overly green, but lots of sun.
And the two "big" ones.
And the two "big" ones.
bassman999
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They look happy even with the weather
WV: Jetson
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Nice!
sandhill larry
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If the sun would shine, they would get more hours of direct sunlight than the ones I grew in the woods, even with the short days. Today's length of day is 10 hours 10 minutes, with tomorrow's being 0 minutes and 0 seconds shorter. Looks like the solar roller coaster is just about to the bottom.
WV: Jetson
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Yep, about to turn the corner. Length of day today: 8 hours, 48 minutes. Eat that, Aussies! 
sandhill larry
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So I have 1 hour 22 minutes on you. Will be interesting to see how that stacks up as the days get longer.Yep, about to turn the corner. Length of day today: 8 hours, 48 minutes. Eat that, Aussies!
sandhill larry
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The young ones are starting to look like pot plants now. Some of the Peach are suffering from too much light or heat. I opened things up a little more and added a fan this morning.
ruby fruit
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Oh damn....we are around 14 hrs lolYep, about to turn the corner. Length of day today: 8 hours, 48 minutes. Eat that, Aussies!
WV: Jetson
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Length of day at Summer Solstice will be 15 hrs and 34 mins this year.
sandhill larry
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On Friday we decided to move the Peach out to give the others the choice spots under the lights. My half was 12 plants in 10 cups.
I know I said I had dug 11 holes last week, but I played hell just finding 10 of them. Some of the plants looked pretty good, but there were also a couple that were slightly toasted. I was happy with the roots for the length of time they spent in the coffee cups.
I know I said I had dug 11 holes last week, but I played hell just finding 10 of them. Some of the plants looked pretty good, but there were also a couple that were slightly toasted. I was happy with the roots for the length of time they spent in the coffee cups.
sandhill larry
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Also on Friday I got by to tend the ones already in the bush. The 2 Big & Stinky X CP1 are still in Veg. It looks like they will end up bigger than the ones in flower now. {knee high is not out of the question}
Vnsmkr
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Those looked really good eh. If they are nice as fck who cares they are small
sandhill larry
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How heavy is a pack fully loaded with soil? Too damn heavy for an old man like me. But I took it and one 5 gallon bucket back to near where the 3DT patch was last year. I got several holes dug for 1, 2 and 3 plants. I was happy to see how black the dirt was. There was one sandy hole just a few yards from a black dirt hole. Go figure. I added two gallons of soil and a hand full of time release ferts per plant.
sandhill larry
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Yesterday I went by and watered the Peach plants. All were still alive and above ground.
Vnsmkr
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Pretty plant
sandhill larry
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Also dug a few more holes yesterday. Two patches for 8 plants each south of the Peach Patch, and one patch for 12 plants north of the PP. Still have the pack out in the woods loaded with soil. Gave out of time.
This is a hole for 3 plants. I want to do some cross breeds, so I figured to cluster them up. The Peach will have shown sex by then, and I will have got all the males out of there {and put name brand females in their place}.
This is a hole for 3 plants. I want to do some cross breeds, so I figured to cluster them up. The Peach will have shown sex by then, and I will have got all the males out of there {and put name brand females in their place}.
sandhill larry
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I watered the seedlings this morning. The holiday jumble is over, so I can get back to my early morning checks on them. Other than a couple of Tray Jumper seeds I put out late that are stretching to get to the lights, everything is looking good.
sandhill larry
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Those looked really good eh. If they are nice as fck who cares they are small
Thanks. The early plants {including the Peach} were just a seed test, so whatever I make will be a bonus. It's the knowledge that is more important to me. But cutting fresh bud in the winter won't be too bad either.
DankBudzzz
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Everything looks great, I wish I could run year round. What are your day and night temps if you don't mind me asking?