fishwhistle1
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This is my shiatsu Kush that decided she didn’t want to start flowering until almost September. She’s behind but trying hard to catch up
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fishwhistle1
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And a gorilla bomb that looks like a bomb went off. Had the tarp down because of the high winds this week and she got soaked yesterday buds falling everywhere 
the second pic was this morning after having fans on her all day yesterday. Almost standing up straight again lol
the second pic was this morning after having fans on her all day yesterday. Almost standing up straight again lol
fishwhistle1
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Your killing it this year man!! Awe inspiring good jobthe weather has been so good here instead of lugging my round 3 depos in-out each day I just put a wing on the greenhouse we are below 12-12 so they should chug right along.will put polly over each night to keep the dew off they got 3-4 more weeksView attachment 4400759
thumper60
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mother nature is blessing me this yr.after the 2 worst yrs in a row of 30 yrs growing.
fishwhistle1
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Well have been silently watching and you certainly put a hell of a lot of effort in this year. Not just Mother Nature. I will admit this has been an excellent fall where I am as well not like usual
too larry
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I do the same thing when possible. The new tip buds will swell up nicely in a week.took all the fat tops today that pic is after I chopped,I like to take plants at 3 stages 1 week apart the last cut is head stash
FresnoFarmer
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fumble
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@Grandpapy I am loving the GG4 x SR71! To answer your question...yes I would def put yours up against a $$$ bean 
JCS57
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too larry
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That sucks. But you guys have had a pretty good year so far.
Most years I see my first rot in late July/early August. By start of September everything has at least a little rot on it, and is in the barn by the end of September. If I ever got into October with full seasons, I would think I was shitting in high cotton.
This year was more to form than last year. It rained almost everyday in June, July and August. Stopped raining 1st week of September, and have only had two passing showers since.
i.am.what.i.am
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Finally getting some sun for the next several days, and humidity levels lower. Took the tarps down and gonna start chopping down as much as I can come Thursday when the rains hit again. I'm surprised the plants have lasted this long with the amount of moldy buds I've had to clip and toss so far.
Rob Roy
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If you need to put them under cover and electric lighting due to outdoor weather concerns will you try to match your light timer to what they had outside for light or just go with 12/12 ?the weather has been so good here instead of lugging my round 3 depos in-out each day I just put a wing on the greenhouse we are below 12-12 so they should chug right along.will put polly over each night to keep the dew off they got 3-4 more weeks
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fumble
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Thank you
it's almost there
thumper60
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their not going back inside no matter what the weather does,they were really back ups in case rot took the green house. well no rot this yr so they are a bonus
no rot in any of the grows I have seen around here great yr for outs.
Chizzarules
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I'll be chopping in about a week before the weather turns for the worst. 
