dynamo1
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Wipe out
Amy Gardner Of Eden: Perpetually Organic
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Great drumming tune!
syenite
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Oh man. Glad you are ok Amy! What a troubling year for your region 
Phewf!
What is she holding in that picture? I didn't think the ocean came with hand rails
I was trying to figure that out too!
...cheerz...h00k...
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That is hanging ten!Wipe out
Maybe it’s a backup
broom
broom
If you're calling her a witch then she has no worries from falling off the board...witches float!
syenite
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I thought she spotted an eel or fish and decided she wasn't going down alone??
A lot of surf hotspots are assisted by jet skis with tow ropes to ferry the surfers in and out of the hard bits of the drink but that doesn’t resemble a tow rope handle
dynamo1
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Looks Like it's a paddle, they do use those with surfboards.
Ya, we were just having fun while waiting for Amy..
dynamo1
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Ya, we were just having fun while waiting for Amy..
I'm all for fun FelipeBlu it will give Amy time to recharge,
as she said she's "Wiped out" her energy levels are low and keyboard time can be draining to systems. Patience
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Patience
for me too.... and yes. Paddle board
Looks like a fun wipeout! I’d much rather be having that one 
Logged on to mindlessly ogle at other peoples plants...
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MrSauga, Synchronous Foxtails, Northern Lights Auto and a Harvest Report For Good Measure!
We’ll need a little time-warp for this as I’ve been seriously out of action for a bit. A few weeks ago @MrSauga made this excellent post about the kind of foxtailing that can happen due to light and/or heat stress. When I read it many somewhat disconnected thoughts in my head came together and I realised that is exactly what I’d been seeing on the Nothern LIghts auto, for some time.
I noticed light stress early, in the form of 3 and 4 bladed leaves and was wondering about it
because although I’d found and fixed a light leak that shouldn’t have effected the NLA, it being an auto.I have realised, though, that it was intensity and that it was also heat stressed a lot of the time. It’s been a good gauge to find out about my lights and what they put out.
A while back I cranked the lights, to see. And I saw, that it was too much. Plus I had NLa only 1.5’ from the lights.
Here it is at day 85 and after I’d moved it further away from eh light. The 2 tall colas at the back came on very late and they both foxtailed like mad ...
I was already contemplating an ‘early’ harvest anyway even though there were lots of white stigams still, becasue I was so ready for it to be done already and it looked ripe In spite of all the white hairs. Then I read Saugas post and my mind was made.
Then, in the 2 days between deciding to harvest and when it actually happened, white stigmas exploded all over the plant!
These new stigmas turned brown/orange and receded very fast.Anyhooooo... here’s the harvest report and I’ve included, for MrSauga and followers
, a nice pic of one of the foxtail flowers with white stigmas and fully cloudy trichs - case in point 
Northern Lights Auto, seed to harvest 92 days, 3.3oz.
It grew in high brix living soil - started in a 2.5gal AirPot and was moved to a 4gal regular pot during stretch - and did put quite a few roots into the new soil. I underwatered it consistently (not on purpose!), and stressed it with light and heat consistently (also not on purpose!).
It was twisty and variegated from the start and as noted had an accidentally rough life. And while the buds are a tiny bit airy (so maybe some of the foxtaily nature was genetic) the colas got very fat and were a delight to look at! ON w the show
Here’s a closeup on that foxy top! Fully cloudy.
It has a sweet and funky aroma. No tester tasted as yet...
This was a Seedsman NLA. It’s by far my best auto. I have more seeds for it I really look forward to growing another one. I’ll hope for not a twisty variegated one but one that still grows vigorously and takes a long time to flower like this one did. Next time I will top it I think. The LST is a bit taxing on my hands and arms
Something related to that foxtailing thing which didn‘t happen to this one but is happening to my Sour Bubba, is the fist-shaped cola tops that Sauga noted can happen. The Sour Bubba Is doing it big time, which I will update momentarily
I’ve just raised the light again Great days to all of you there and here. It’s 730am Saturday morning and I’ve not yet had my weekend wake-n-bake so I’d better go fix that! I wonder if this NLA is ok to test yet - a week in the jars... could be iffy In the harshness department... let’s find out!
It's about time MrS got some credit for all the great work he does around here! 
That NLa is a beauty and congrats on the harvest and your best auto evah! In spite of all theaccidental not on purpose stress it went through it turned out wonderfully.
That NLa is a beauty and congrats on the harvest and your best auto evah! In spite of all the
Just to make sure you're aware, the training is for the plant's arms and not yours, yes?
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Congrats on the harvest, Amy. It looks good.
However, I'm not entirely sure what the "foxtailing" part is? Is it that there appears to be a lot of bracts/calyxes or something else?
Also, I am sorry you have been feeling poorly. I hope you are feeling better now.
When you're feeling better, would you mind coming over to my new grow journal? The link is in my signature line below.
I'm hoping you'll be able to help me figure out some shortcuts for gardening that you use when you're not feeling great that I could use for the same purpose.
However, I'm not entirely sure what the "foxtailing" part is? Is it that there appears to be a lot of bracts/calyxes or something else?
Also, I am sorry you have been feeling poorly. I hope you are feeling better now.
When you're feeling better, would you mind coming over to my new grow journal? The link is in my signature line below.
I'm hoping you'll be able to help me figure out some shortcuts for gardening that you use when you're not feeling great that I could use for the same purpose.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Congrats on the NLA Amy!! Looking forward to the smoke report on that one. Mine was a nice body high, so I’m curious how yours does. 