Helps to know that’s what to call it!
plus I'll nag at him constantly.
BeezLuiz & LiquidIntel Outdoor Grow 2019: White Widow, Northern Lights & CBD Lemon Potion
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andIhalped
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The simple XY scatterplots are easy to construct in XL & there's probably (literally) 1000s of online tutorials on how to construct them.Thanks Amy.@Liquidintel says "Hi" too - he's seems to be a busy man lately and just got back from vacation. Once he catches up, I'm sure he'll be around more... plus I'll nag at him constantly.
Regarding the charts, I create them using Microsoft's Excel. I haven't created a template for them yet as I'm still messing around with how I want them to look and contain, but they don't take long to create from scratch. Last year, I tried to be sure to measure all the plants exactly at one-week intervals, but it's really not necessary. Now I just measure when I think of it, and record the data. Then create a scatter plot once they are far enough along in the growth cycle.
Smoke 'em if you got 'em.
Now I gotta run some autos outdoor too! And you know I'm gonna be looking for those Auto NL's for next summer. In ground autos, and I know just the spot too. I'm looking forward to seeing your outdoor autos next summer. That LSD looks really great, awesome colors.
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My outdoor autos all finished up in less than 90 days so we're thinking for next year we can start 3 autos with 3 photos. Then a couple weeks before the autos finish up, we can start 3 more so that they will be ready to go into the spots of the harvested plants. This way we end up with 6 autos and 3 photos in one outdoor season.
Excellent planning! Food for thought as well, thank you.
Variety for years!6 autos and 3 photos in one outdoor season.
I’m working on a few scenarios like this for myself ... thinking about the best timing for my set up. I sounds like that plan will suit you really well - Thread starter
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Update time for the two remaining plants - both photo-periods:
They both seem pretty healthy still. Stretch is pretty much over now with NL actually overtaking WW by a couple inches.
White Widow (Dope Seeds):
WW is now about 47 days into flowering and the colas are starting to take shape nicely.
Northern Lights (Dope Seeds):
NL is a couple weeks behind WW in the flowers cycle, but colas are developing quickly now as well. There's one small concern right now on NL. I'm seeing just a couple oddly yellowed leaves - not sure which deficiency it may be. The plant looks great, just a very few leaves showing this pattern. 
White Widow (Dope Seeds):
Northern Lights (Dope Seeds):
Those are some beastly ladies Beez!
As for your problem leaves it looks like:
Leaf Septoria
Found on grow weed easy.
As for your problem leaves it looks like:
Leaf Septoria
Found on grow weed easy.
Man, i cant wait to see my NL further into flower.
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I think someone famous recently said, "Plans are made to be broken" so we will see.sounds like that plan will suit you really well
Thanks a bunch, Dutch!! This seems exactly what I've got. Now I just need take care of it quickly so it doesn't spread.
My NL seemed to take forever to start flowering even after the first sign of pistils. But now it really seems to be picking up steam in the flower development. Our NL's are going to be monsters.
Well for now I can see the development and once again, I'm learning patience. At least she's low maintenance.
For now.......
For now.......
Hopefully you can get that sorted out quickly! I’m sure you will have it conquered in no time
Heavenly Hybrid
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Wondrous to behold!
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It's been a while since I've updated. Not too much happening right now with just the two big girls in the garden. They've finished with stretch with White Widow at 61 inches tall (above the soil line) and Northern Lights at 65 inches tall. Similar to last year, the plants stretched approx 25% during flower (WW: 28% and NL: 25%).
Here's some pics from yesterday.
I climbed up onto my ladder to try to get some top view pics - I think I need a taller ladder.
White Widow:
Northern Lights:
I'm guess-timating that WW is be ready in about 4 weeks (9/28) and NL will be a couple weeks later (10/12). On Sunday morning of this weekend, I will be relocating the girls to my shed for the day - I hope they both fit!
Having family over for a cook-out - making homemade pizzas on the grill. I'll try to get a few pics of the festivities.
I hope you all have a great weekend ahead.
Here's some pics from yesterday.
White Widow:
I'm guess-timating that WW is be ready in about 4 weeks (9/28) and NL will be a couple weeks later (10/12). On Sunday morning of this weekend, I will be relocating the girls to my shed for the day - I hope they both fit!
Having family over for a cook-out - making homemade pizzas on the grill. I'll try to get a few pics of the festivities.I hope you all have a great weekend ahead.
Beautiful bushes BL! #bushgoals
"The spots may have darkened borders and may have a hard growth in the middle like a little pimple, but the thing that makes the spots the most unique is they are often very uniform, like little circles. Each spot is the receptacle of a spore (ewwww) which look like tiny dark specks in the center of each spot."
I've had a few leaves look like that but never saw the spore in the middle of the yellow and they never spread, so that's my two cents. Take a close look and see if you see what they describe:
"The spots may have darkened borders and may have a hard growth in the middle like a little pimple, but the thing that makes the spots the most unique is they are often very uniform, like little circles. Each spot is the receptacle of a spore (ewwww) which look like tiny dark specks in the center of each spot."
Beautiful big bushes Luis!
I think your WW already has more frost than mine produced so that’s great. Does it smell of anything yet. Mine had an intense mango thing going on that got more and more piney as things went on. Full on pine-mango at the end.
Still gotta have ‘em though! Otherwise there’s nothing to change 
I think your WW already has more frost than mine produced so that’s great. Does it smell of anything yet. Mine had an intense mango thing going on that got more and more piney as things went on. Full on pine-mango at the end.
think someone famous recently said, "Plans are made to be broken" so we will see.
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Same here. A close inspection and I saw nothing spore-like on the leaf. That said, I've be plucking any leaves that even hint at Septoria. So far only about 10 leaves needing removal on NL, and just a few on WW.
It's just now starting to give out a faint aroma. Gonna have to give it a few good whiffs soon.
Very true indeed!Still gotta have ‘em though! Otherwise there’s nothing to change
It's been a while since I've updated. Not too much happening right now with just the two big girls in the garden. They've finished with stretch with White Widow at 61 inches tall (above the soil line) and Northern Lights at 65 inches tall. Similar to last year, the plants stretched approx 25% during flower (WW: 28% and NL: 25%).
Here's some pics from yesterday.
I climbed up onto my ladder to try to get some top view pics - I think I need a taller ladder.
White Widow:
Northern Lights:
I'm guess-timating that WW is be ready in about 4 weeks (9/28) and NL will be a couple weeks later (10/12). On Sunday morning of this weekend, I will be relocating the girls to my shed for the day - I hope they both fit!
I hope you all have a great weekend ahead.
Are you using gas or charcoal for the pizzas?
JCTJ
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Plants look amazing! I'm actually doing the same thing on Sunday or Monday, home made pizzas on the Kamado
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Pizza party update! First things first - had to relocate the girls to the shed:
It was a little tricky getting them into the shed and through the low ceiling doorway. They were almost 2 ft above the doorway!
We had about a dozen guests and I made 15 pizzas that day. Was a little bit of a hot day at 90F and manning the 675F grill for a couple hours. Here's some of the pizzas. The guests liked a heavily loaded pizza - personally I prefer more of the minimalist toppings, but being the good host that I am, I let the guests have what they wanted. One of the guests is vegan so we even made one without cheese.
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We had about a dozen guests and I made 15 pizzas that day. Was a little bit of a hot day at 90F and manning the 675F grill for a couple hours. Here's some of the pizzas. The guests liked a heavily loaded pizza - personally I prefer more of the minimalist toppings, but being the good host that I am, I let the guests have what they wanted. One of the guests is vegan so we even made one without cheese.
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Oh yeah, Gas grill.