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Thanks Bill284, it’s a jungle in there!It's a thick forest for sure.
Looking good, healthy & Happy.
Hope your having a nice day my friend.
#Vivosun #LoveWhatYouGrow
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Barney's Mimosa EVO x Orange Punch
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Sounds cool I’ll check it out
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My goodness, some tremendous photos/results. There are so many good techniques out there to draw out the best in these ladies. Thanks for this link and the back and forth conversation , love it!
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Keep it coming Rhino!Your plants seem to take the training real well. I'll be watching for their reactions. I'm still new to planet earth, just pulled my head out of my own ass a couple years ago, so forgive me if I come off crude and uncivilized. You have a beautiful garden, i didn't intend to knock your style big dog.
I'm willing to give this twig poppin a go - if it'll plump the bud cups from ample Cs to bouncing Double Ds, I'm in for a pound. Just looking for growth confirmation before I go snapping in to em like slim-jims. I should probably GTS next time.
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Day 89 of Life/Day 41 Above Ground/Day 28 since flip/Day 18 of Flower
I've got all 8 logs on the fire, stacked ever so inefficiently across what was once a beautiful canopy. On the bright side, those mains are turning up nicely (thanks again Gainesville) and so is the smell (like a dead skink puked OJ into the tent, 3-4 days ago). I damn near wretched in there this morning taking these photos. You know what though? I f*cking like it! Between heaves I performed one final (small) trim around the canopy and flushed her with ~7G PH'd DI+25% mix of FF Big Bloom+ Growbig+Tiger Bloom+CalMag. She's pretty happy in these photos (as happy as pile of logs can be anyway). Thanks everyone for your continued help and support.
I've got all 8 logs on the fire, stacked ever so inefficiently across what was once a beautiful canopy. On the bright side, those mains are turning up nicely (thanks again Gainesville) and so is the smell (like a dead skink puked OJ into the tent, 3-4 days ago). I damn near wretched in there this morning taking these photos. You know what though? I f*cking like it! Between heaves I performed one final (small) trim around the canopy and flushed her with ~7G PH'd DI+25% mix of FF Big Bloom+ Growbig+Tiger Bloom+CalMag. She's pretty happy in these photos (as happy as pile of logs can be anyway). Thanks everyone for your continued help and support.
definitely didn't hurt the trich development. Shes coated with frost..Very nice, shes healthy and happy. Didnt skip a beat 
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Thanks, yeah she is really getting sticky now.
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Day 95 of Life/Day 91 Above Ground/Day 34 of 12x12/Day 24 of Flower
What's up everyone. Works been getting in the way of my gardening this week so haven't had a chance to post lately. Our girl is just chugging along now in week 4 of flower and the buds are starting to stack. She really looks amazing even with all the bending, and the trichs are starting to build. The smell, omg, I had to get out the Ono today, starting to overpower the carbon filter. I'm going to need to run her back again this fall, so close to that monster! Have a great weekend everyone.
What's up everyone. Works been getting in the way of my gardening this week so haven't had a chance to post lately. Our girl is just chugging along now in week 4 of flower and the buds are starting to stack. She really looks amazing even with all the bending, and the trichs are starting to build. The smell, omg, I had to get out the Ono today, starting to overpower the carbon filter. I'm going to need to run her back again this fall, so close to that monster! Have a great weekend everyone.
Incredible looking 024! 
get my board to slide down those snow rails..
Cheers bud
get my board to slide down those snow rails..Cheers bud
She’s full of sparkles!
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Thanks GG, the slopes are open early and late to all 420 friends! BTW, I brewed up some banana tea today and am going to give that a try next week. Thanks for the tip!Incredible looking 024!
Cheers bud
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Hey Trala, Thanks. She's making me smileShe’s full of sparkles!
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Nice my friend! Cup per gal of water should do the trick. PH it just in case.
I'm going to make a batch soon, since they're getting late in flower.
Cheers
Cup per gal of water should do the trick. PH it just in case.I'm going to make a batch soon, since they're getting late in flower.
Cheers
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Nice my friend! Cup per gal of water should do the trick. PH it just in case.
Cup per gal of water should do the trick. PH it just in case.Thanks, I was wondering about that ratio/ppm in particular. I'll give it a try next week and let you know how it goes. Thanks again.
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Banana tea? How do you go about brewing it? My little girl and I just mixed up a bunch of banana peels with brown sugar to ferment into vinegar, but we've got a hot minute until it'll be useable.
A lot of banana tea recipes online. I wouldn't recommend doing it early to mid flower. Just the last couple of weeks. Also, wouldn't apply it with any other nutrients.
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Hey RedskinnedRhino, Gainesville is right, there are numerous recipes out there. This is the one I ultimately used BUT it calls for 3 applications (mid veg, mid flower, late flower). After further review, I am going to delay tea service for now and instead serve early in week 8 as part of the "fade" attempt.
Banana Peel Tea For Cannabis Plants | Banana Skin Fertilizer Recipe
Banana peel tea is a perfect homemade cannabis fertilizer full of potassium and phosphorous for larger-than-ever harvests of weed bud! Learn how to make banana peel fertilizer in just a couple of easy steps for lots of benefits in a single jar
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Nice, that's a great plan imo. Tea will still be good too.
I've some tea in the fridge from 2 months ago, still smells good, going to using it next week, right @ the 50 mark (just watering and 2 feedings of tea) and harvest are 63-65 days.
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I realize that there are many ways to skin a walrus, and many Google pages on the subject, just wanted to see if you had insider info.