Derbybud
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Awesome harvest Amy. Looking like some nice meds that should last you awhile. Nice job and the brix will just keep getting better for ya.
Amy Gardner Of Eden: Forest Adventures With Doc Bud’s HBB
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Wooohoooo that wheels make harvest easyer for you Dear Amy! Its a matter of time before the wheelchair is burning rubber when you shoot from plant to plant in the lovely garden
The harvest looks pretty massive and I dig the “long line”
Enjoy This gorgeous harvest and all Those hours of medication
The harvest looks pretty massive and I dig the “long line”
Enjoy This gorgeous harvest and all Those hours of medication
Very nice harvest, Amy! 
Awesome vibes. Looks delicious.
Conradino23
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Everything looks delicious. This Candida really takes her time though, isn’t she.
Such beauty Amy! I'm inspired for my start in the middle of May. Critical mass and candida look to be perfect in size to work on them. Fantastic work. I do love a harvest!!
I'm about to drop a holy punch and a mama mia for my outdoor grow. Water only LOS is new too. Another exciting summer my way. Hope you and Lovely are well today after your busy harvest.
I'm about to drop a holy punch and a mama mia for my outdoor grow. Water only LOS is new too. Another exciting summer my way. Hope you and Lovely are well today after your busy harvest.
Hey AG just getting caught up on your journal. I missed one notification and it took me back three pages lol
Lots of activity and I’m excited to see you harvest cause that means it’s time for me to get out there!
Everyone has already summed up my reactions but I really dig the camera work. I am working my way towards becoming a better photographer a little here and there.
Plants look great and the harvest looks like it will keep you happy for quite a while. 1.5lbs wet is about what 6oz? Not bad not bad Mrs AG!
Lots of activity and I’m excited to see you harvest cause that means it’s time for me to get out there!
Everyone has already summed up my reactions but I really dig the camera work. I am working my way towards becoming a better photographer a little here and there.
Plants look great and the harvest looks like it will keep you happy for quite a while. 1.5lbs wet is about what 6oz? Not bad not bad Mrs AG!
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Thanks Con! She was verrrry slow to get going. Pistil stigmas took about 2 weeks longer tp show than the other plants - it’s gonna be 8weeks from then on a few days so the flowering time seems ok. Just a super slow starter.
Thanks otter
CMass was pretty much the exact size i was after and i’m Pleased about that. Lovely Candida is the exact shape i expected but I was hoping for a bit bigger - inadvertently starving it at a crucial time is likely the reason tho so no mystery - next one!
...least its not the Shed or it would have been 30
take lots adn lots and lots, cull - a lot, crop (sometimes). I dont have to take so many anymore to get the usable shots. Creative practice is just that - a practice! DO it a lot! Even if you delete them all. 
In the old days the saying was, "Film is cheap, reshoots are expensive." Now the "film" is free, not to mention we don't have to peer through a loupe at the contact sheets or slides...only to look at trichomes!
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And we do love looking at trichomes 
... my photo mentor when I was very young was a pro photographer of wilderness and flowers and I got tht from him actually - take a lot and don’t be afraid to ditch.
... my photo mentor when I was very young was a pro photographer of wilderness and flowers and I got tht from him actually - take a lot and don’t be afraid to ditch.- Thread starter
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dig the “long line”
Thanks for swinging over NS
I can feel it alreadywheelchair is burning rubber when you shoot from plant to plant in the lovely garden
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Hey - I totally forgot about this! While we were rough trimming before the wash, the other stopped at one point and said - “you might want to look at this weird looking split thing...”
It was a seed! Fully ripe too!
SO it’s Critical Mass x ?
Don’t know yet if there are any more. I have a helper coming to do some more trimming etc with me today. I wonder what we will find ...
SO @Heavenly Hybrid you can see that random and unplanned seeds happen. I’m outside so it could be pollination from anywhere - there are heaps of folks growing around here. But who knows.
It’s also a great example of the ‘volcano’ test for supposedly picking females from regular seeds. Ive tried it a bit and it seems reliable. I know there’s have had mixed results tho. BUt anyway - if you havent heard of it before and have regular seeds - the ones that have a clear volcano top like structure are apparently the most likely females - like this
It was a seed! Fully ripe too!
SO it’s Critical Mass x ?
Don’t know yet if there are any more. I have a helper coming to do some more trimming etc with me today. I wonder what we will find ...
SO @Heavenly Hybrid you can see that random and unplanned seeds happen. I’m outside so it could be pollination from anywhere - there are heaps of folks growing around here. But who knows.
It’s also a great example of the ‘volcano’ test for supposedly picking females from regular seeds. Ive tried it a bit and it seems reliable. I know there’s have had mixed results tho. BUt anyway - if you havent heard of it before and have regular seeds - the ones that have a clear volcano top like structure are apparently the most likely females - like this
Nice find! Now that we are 100% sure it's a female, are you going to plant it sometime?
I think anyone working with a scissor on your harvest should definitely stop at one pint. Any more and things get sloppy.
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good pointI so wish I had the kind of perpetual garden where i just could. Just to see...
I’m always trying to wrap my head around what happens when an errant plant gets pollinated. 50/50 chance on female plant yea?
Heavenly Hybrid
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Lol, one seed, no problem, mine looked like a hundred or so! I think you should drop it into a bucket next summer and see what happens - for science.Hey - I totally forgot about this! While we were rough trimming before the wash, the other stopped at one point and said - “you might want to look at this weird looking split thing...”
It was a seed! Fully ripe too!
SO it’s Critical Mass x ?
Don’t know yet if there are any more. I have a helper coming to do some more trimming etc with me today. I wonder what we will find ...
SO @Heavenly Hybrid you can see that random and unplanned seeds happen. I’m outside so it could be pollination from anywhere - there are heaps of folks growing around here. But who knows.
It’s also a great example of the ‘volcano’ test for supposedly picking females from regular seeds. Ive tried it a bit and it seems reliable. I know there’s have had mixed results tho. BUt anyway - if you havent heard of it before and have regular seeds - the ones that have a clear volcano top like structure are apparently the most likely females - like this
Yes for science!
I support this AG!
You asked about my plants prepping for outdoors: they are about three weeks old but after talking to Doc I’m looking at one plant in a raised 2x4. I will likely try some autoflowers out just for a little variety between my current and the next harvest.I have had some autos are fairly easy especially if you don’t go to crazy with training and stuff.
If I do go one plant, it’ll be green Doctor. I’m excited for that one.
I found a single seed on my sour diesel plant last harvest. I was assuming it was a hermie since there was only one.
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For the heck of science then!
I need a grow room
and a nice big hoop house big enough for 4 plants outside.That’d be my ideal I’ve been thinking, 2-3plants inside, 3-4 plants outside (so long as the setup is good). 5-7 plants a year. Sounds doable ... sounds nice! 4-5 a year wound more realistic tho
