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Thanks Dutch, I can't wait. They're starting to call me.Nice haul Otter! Going to be some fire in the near future!
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Thanks Dutch, I can't wait. They're starting to call me.Nice haul Otter! Going to be some fire in the near future!
They're good. I haven't heard any real problems with any sponsor here.I will checkout Seedsman next time...I like the auto mix.
You have that right Sky! It's already done I've watched Kathy's loving and fun ways naturally transfer into my Baby Otter over the past few years. Just a beautiful thing seeing the blend of us and them I guess. Oh well, on to the next thing for us all!Sorry to hear of the passing of your future in laws. The great thing about great souls is that they never really leave, just the body that embodied them passes, but I presume that Kathy passed on her goodness to her son who shall marry your daughter and in their love, resurrect Kathy by the goodness they do together and if they make you a grand pappy, they can instill that same goodness into the new one.
Long story short, good people make good people!
brostone,Yesterday I watered these ladies and put two of them to test. I'm watching @Maritimer do many futuristic things and this one I can do...almost. it's a drought test and we'll be looking for a leaf to go limp to 50 degrees. On these it'll bring them to just below horizontal before they get water or 10 days. During this time trichomes might grow to incredible length. Right that's the point. To amplify the trichs so we need a closeup to tell between a bud and a snowball. Or any improvement at all. Here's the first day. The tape has the stem above being watched.
And starting trich pics.
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Trich pics
That plant was so leafy! Imagine what you could have hauled in with one with a better leaf/calyx ratio .I'm still very proud of my achievement with her. She yielded somewhere around 40g I think.
That plant was so leafy!
Ignoring my outliers in both directions, I average 51g/auto, and I'm not happy about that. On a gram/day average it's much lower than the photos, which is why I don't see the benefit, even if they're faster. Outside of course.
You got Ms Otter and your babies in the tents, you will be fine but its hard to believe now.just a weird week to grind out and survive
She's been freaky to look at, all talons. Bode and I thought she might be needing a sweeter soil experience so I've been bubbling some dolomite limestone for watering after 2 waterings with a tsp of ground limestone. The action came after all the main leaves were grown so only sugar leaves were left to grow. I think it helped. I'm interested in anything you saw as this has been a problem I'm not sure got fixed totally. I don't understand how the one plant could have such different needs than the three with good growth signs living under the same conditions.brostone,
I think I remember pictures on old computer downstairs. I will confirm in am. Have you been sticking your things in the medium anywhere near your root bundle? Moisture gauges, chop sticks, tomato cages, long fingers ect. I remember eagle talons being presented and post harvest forensic examination of the underside revealed damage to the main tap root stem. I'm not sure what that root is actually called hint, hint. I know you got that book I want.
No, nothing goes into the soil.brostone,
I think I remember pictures on old computer downstairs. I will confirm in am. Have you been sticking your things in the medium anywhere near your root bundle? Moisture gauges, chop sticks, tomato cages, long fingers ect. I remember eagle talons being presented and post harvest forensic examination of the underside revealed damage to the main tap root stem. I'm not sure what that root is actually called hint, hint. I know you got that book I want.
Thanks Shed, Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours too!A happy thanksgiving to the entire otter clan, and to all the stateside visitors to otter's garden!