New bloom spike on my orchid
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New bloom spike on my orchid
raratt
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About a pound.
It's possible did you see it's a bifurcated bloom spike.
raratt
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It's sexual preferences are none of my business.
lokie
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Left to right:
1) Space Monkey - thin leaf pheno with most fan leaves being only 3 finger leaves.
2) Space Monkey - medium leaf pheno with some 3 finger leaves.
3) C99
4) Blackberry Wafer
I never planted then in the ground.
Hummingbirds, blue birds and yellow finches land on the posts and cages.
It's fun to watch them land and look around. Until they shit.
Oh well a little more fertilizer will help.
I just have to remember when trimming to sort these buds out as gifts. lol
1) Space Monkey - thin leaf pheno with most fan leaves being only 3 finger leaves.
2) Space Monkey - medium leaf pheno with some 3 finger leaves.
3) C99
4) Blackberry Wafer
I never planted then in the ground.
Hummingbirds, blue birds and yellow finches land on the posts and cages.
It's fun to watch them land and look around. Until they shit.
Oh well a little more fertilizer will help.
I just have to remember when trimming to sort these buds out as gifts. lol
farmerfischer
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Lookin goodLeft to right:
1) Space Monkey - thin leaf pheno with most fan leaves being only 3 finger leaves.
2) Space Monkey - medium leaf pheno with some 3 finger leaves.
3) C99
4) Blackberry Wafer
View attachment 5176241
I never planted then in the ground.
Hummingbirds, blue birds and yellow finches land on the posts and cages.
It's fun to watch them land and look around. Until they shit.
Oh well a little more fertilizer will help.
I just have to remember when trimming to sort these buds out as gifts. lol
farmerfischer
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Instead of a scare crow ive got a scare cluas.. not sure if its working but i have no bird shit on themLeft to right:
1) Space Monkey - thin leaf pheno with most fan leaves being only 3 finger leaves.
2) Space Monkey - medium leaf pheno with some 3 finger leaves.
3) C99
4) Blackberry Wafer
View attachment 5176241
I never planted then in the ground.
Hummingbirds, blue birds and yellow finches land on the posts and cages.
It's fun to watch them land and look around. Until they shit.
Oh well a little more fertilizer will help.
I just have to remember when trimming to sort these buds out as gifts. lol
BeautifulLeft to right:
1) Space Monkey - thin leaf pheno with most fan leaves being only 3 finger leaves.
2) Space Monkey - medium leaf pheno with some 3 finger leaves.
3) C99
4) Blackberry Wafer
View attachment 5176241
I never planted then in the ground.
Hummingbirds, blue birds and yellow finches land on the posts and cages.
It's fun to watch them land and look around. Until they shit.
Oh well a little more fertilizer will help.
I just have to remember when trimming to sort these buds out as gifts. lol
Indacouch2.0
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Love you guys....Hope all of you are having a great season so far, and making lots of sexual advances towards strangers and the person in the mirror. Ive been working hard. I finally found a purpose for my life's work. It all started many months back. I was watching a lady breast feed her child from a distance. As I was up on the roof peering into the second story window. I noticed another nino walk in with a Caprison for his mom to open. I thought for sure this was going to be a moment of bare nipple, and possibly a jiggle from pushing the straw into the ice cold juice pack. Instead and unfortunately, she took the juice from said nino and stabbed the little yellow straw like an arrow straight into the bottom.......... I was intrigued, aroused, and confused all at the same damn time. Yes, I was upset she didn't remove the baby from her tete, but I also realized my life's work shortly after. Minutes later the boy comes back into the room and sets his little foil pack of juicy goodness on the floor and walks out. SUDDENLY!!!! the mom stands up and tosses said Nino into the bed.......and .....and .....and, there they were, like two trophy bass out of my other neighbors private pond wet and wiggling. Two lovely lactating fun bags. It brought a tear to my sausage watching her clean that juice as fast as she could topless. After I came too from falling off the second story roof, I realized my life's work. Sadly I forgot exactly what it was and thats where I've been. Trying to figure it out. However, I do have a juice pack, 3 nipples, and a stick figure with giant breasts drawn on my garage chalk board. So I do feel like I'm getting somewhere. Einstein didn't build the Hoover Dam overnight people. Just remember patience, and keeping your sexual organs stimulated for me. Ive obviously got the rest under control. Clearly.
Namaste friends
Namaste friends
LOL missed you
tyler.durden
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Chunky Stool
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The ‘Daisy Dill’ is getting composted very soon. 
She was beast in her day.
She was beast in her day.
JustRolling
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JustRolling
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Strawberry cough
Purple punch , sure hope it has time to finish .
Purple punch , sure hope it has time to finish .
JustRolling
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got really good closeup pics yesterday. I sure hope they’re still standing after the storm that just came through .
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JustRolling
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First day of fall and getting frosty . Pictures don’t do them justice .
lokie
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Outdoor Update.
Harvest was ample, even though there were challenges throughout the season.
This season saw multiple stalk and limbs break and/or split as well as atmospheric, insect, bud rot and nutrient issues too.
No pics taken at harvest.
Dry stored weight results:
Blackberry Wafer - 7oz
Health looking plant all season.
C99 - 11oz
Healthy looking most of the season. The last month I had concerns as the sugar leafs died off fast, leaving the plant looking blighted.
Several limbs were wind whipped and broken, as well as 1 limb split at the stalk. These limbs were cut in the middle of flower.
The sacrificed limbs may have made the difference of a 1 pound harvest.
Space Monkey A - 6oz
Healthy most of the season, it started yellowing early in the flower stage.
Space Monkey B - 12oz
Wind whipped 3 days after being placed outside. The stalk split right down the middle.
Masking tape and zip ties held it together for the duration of the season.
It grew healthy, but also yellowed early. 1 unique thing was at the split in the stalk a limb sprouted.
This limb was always healthy. It was healthy and vibrant at harvest, while the rest of the plant showed it's stressed age.
2.25 pounds of fresh bud will keep my coffers filled this year.
All shake has been designated for bubble hash.
Root balls, stalks, limbs and twigs will be distributed across the lawn.
I'll have a few months off before I'll start a new crop.
The biggest thing I need to work on now is drying/curing.
Controlling the humidity will add to the "Bag appeal" of the final product.
Harvest was ample, even though there were challenges throughout the season.
This season saw multiple stalk and limbs break and/or split as well as atmospheric, insect, bud rot and nutrient issues too.
No pics taken at harvest.
Dry stored weight results:
Blackberry Wafer - 7oz
Health looking plant all season.
C99 - 11oz
Healthy looking most of the season. The last month I had concerns as the sugar leafs died off fast, leaving the plant looking blighted.
Several limbs were wind whipped and broken, as well as 1 limb split at the stalk. These limbs were cut in the middle of flower.
The sacrificed limbs may have made the difference of a 1 pound harvest.
Space Monkey A - 6oz
Healthy most of the season, it started yellowing early in the flower stage.
Space Monkey B - 12oz
Wind whipped 3 days after being placed outside. The stalk split right down the middle.
Masking tape and zip ties held it together for the duration of the season.
It grew healthy, but also yellowed early. 1 unique thing was at the split in the stalk a limb sprouted.
This limb was always healthy. It was healthy and vibrant at harvest, while the rest of the plant showed it's stressed age.
2.25 pounds of fresh bud will keep my coffers filled this year.
All shake has been designated for bubble hash.
Root balls, stalks, limbs and twigs will be distributed across the lawn.
I'll have a few months off before I'll start a new crop.
The biggest thing I need to work on now is drying/curing.
Controlling the humidity will add to the "Bag appeal" of the final product.