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Perfect!
Boo’s Perpetual Grow Journal
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Nice pan full of buds Boo! Good luck with your lessons with Cooking InTheShed btw. 
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This is a Cinderella 99 bud from the tent grow this summer. She has all kinds of red hairs since curing.
And here is some of her in a J..
And here is some of her in a J..
Emilya Green
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Here is you, after the J 
Looks real purdy too! Nice and smooth I hope! I love the tray by the way.
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it was and it wasn’t. I don’t think I like the raw papers. I need to go look for some other ones.
It is one of a few trinkets I’ve collected over the last 30 years that I haven’t gotten rid of yet. Perfect for weed!
High Boo! I got so behind so sorry but wow you did an awesome job getting through the rot incidents and coming out with some useable bud 
It can be a very stressful ride and I’d almost say a kind of ‘right of passage’ except 
it doesn’t just happen once to an outdoor grower 
so it’s less an initiation than it is a reality, unfortunately. ANd C99 is not particularly resistant to it so you did awesome to only loose some. Big Momma was a beautiful beast for sure!
i collected things while i was catching up...
such is life and death.
Wowsers I love it! Damn fine set up and nicely versatile. I‘m looking forward to seeing how you kit it out and in full action.
End of the day sleepy time for me here so I’ll say goodnight, for now
It can be a very stressful ride and I’d almost say a kind of ‘right of passage’ except it doesn’t just happen once to an outdoor grower so it’s less an initiation than it is a reality, unfortunately. ANd C99 is not particularly resistant to it so you did awesome to only loose some. Big Momma was a beautiful beast for sure!i collected things while i was catching up...
”...no conflicting shadows” an early photography mentor once said to me. Sunlight can be very difficult.
Yes what he said
So much this. I had to walk away from my entire summer crop last season here - white webby mould on the plant surface from whitefly ‘residue’ (terribly out of balance season due to to the drought and fires) - 4 beauties days from finish
such is life and death.Speaking of life!
Wowsers I love it! Damn fine set up and nicely versatile. I‘m looking forward to seeing how you kit it out and in full action.End of the day sleepy time for me here so I’ll say goodnight, for now
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So the Dreamberry is doing okay in the tent all by herself.
But it looks like a problem is starting. Nitrogen deficiency? Hunger? Colder temps? Normal leaf deterioration in flower? She is nearly 5 weeks floweringand about 9 weeks since sprouting out of the soil.
The yellowing leaves is what I'm talking about. There was damage to the lower leaves from being outside. Seems like it is starting low and moving upwards. Feeding with DynaGrow Bloom and Protekt. Autoseeds site says harvest in 70-75 days... Hmmm. I guess I should look at Trichromes too.
But it looks like a problem is starting. Nitrogen deficiency? Hunger? Colder temps? Normal leaf deterioration in flower? She is nearly 5 weeks floweringand about 9 weeks since sprouting out of the soil.
The yellowing leaves is what I'm talking about. There was damage to the lower leaves from being outside. Seems like it is starting low and moving upwards. Feeding with DynaGrow Bloom and Protekt. Autoseeds site says harvest in 70-75 days... Hmmm. I guess I should look at Trichromes too.
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Based on the color of the pistils alone I'd say you have two weeks easy, and it's quite a looker!
Yellowing from the bottom up is a pretty classic sign of N def, so if there is headroom in your nutes, I'd consider moving up.
Generally speaking, colder temps will inhibit the plant from nutrient uptake, but it depends on what you mean by cold.
"Cannabis varieties react differently to cold, although below a median temperature of 12ºC they are universally at risk of death. As with water, which at higher temperature contains a lower concentration of dissolved oxygen, once the air cools to below 18-20ºC the plant's metabolism will slow down gradually and hinder or halt development.
...low temperatures will detrimentally affect the root system and the uptake of nutrients, particularly in the case of magnesium. This micro-nutrient is vital for the proper development of the cannabis plant and if the substrate is colder than 18ºC then this element is most likely not being absorbed by the plant. "
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Yellowing from the bottom up is a pretty classic sign of N def, so if there is headroom in your nutes, I'd consider moving up.
Generally speaking, colder temps will inhibit the plant from nutrient uptake, but it depends on what you mean by cold.
"Cannabis varieties react differently to cold, although below a median temperature of 12ºC they are universally at risk of death. As with water, which at higher temperature contains a lower concentration of dissolved oxygen, once the air cools to below 18-20ºC the plant's metabolism will slow down gradually and hinder or halt development.
...low temperatures will detrimentally affect the root system and the uptake of nutrients, particularly in the case of magnesium. This micro-nutrient is vital for the proper development of the cannabis plant and if the substrate is colder than 18ºC then this element is most likely not being absorbed by the plant. "
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I agree with the pistil point And she looks exactly like the pic on the Autoseeds site (#winning!). I think I marked my guess for her harvest in mid October and the ULH rip on Halloween. She had one cold night, in the 50s last week and I’ve had a heater in the Playhouse on a timer since then. I have been giving the maximum nutes recommended on the bottle for several weeks now (1/2 tsp per gal). Go up to 3/4 tsp per gal? Perhaps switch her over the MC?
If the yellowing is more than just the bottom and you're seeing those rust spots appear, that could be a magnesium deficiency. Cal-mag will boost the Mg as well as the nitrogen (most are 2-0-0), so you might try that if you have some on hand.
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Thank you Shed. I do have CalMag on hand so when she’s light enough I will add that to the mix, likely tomorrow. I believe the rust spots are from several weeks ago when she was out there with the two monster Cindy’s and the bugs. However, I will pay close attention to them. 
On another topic - the Pileated Woodpecker that got shocked and fell from the top of the telephone pole has recovered! I will pick him/her up tomorrow afternoon and release on the farm. Amazing.
On another topic - the Pileated Woodpecker that got shocked and fell from the top of the telephone pole has recovered! I will pick him/her up tomorrow afternoon and release on the farm. Amazing.
Nice rescue of the woodpecker! I bet it felt good.
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Thanks! It does feel good that we helped. They say you should return them to their original location after rehab so we are happy to do so!
I rescued a Robin on the weekend pic here. It was a good feeling that's why I asked.
Emilya Green
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I'm thinking magnesium and maybe a tad stronger nutes.
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I will try both!
Dreamberry looks dreamy - Shed and Em will steer you right for helping it thrive through to the finish, it’s mostly the picture of health and happiness!
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Let's do this again...with different paper.
Yes, I bought a rolling machine. The only way I've ever rolled J's is with a dollar bill...and right now that's kinda gross. Lol.
This Cindy batch is really stinky when you break the bud open. I wish I could describe the smell. When they were still growing there was a piney/minty/earthy smell to them. I'm sure it will get me high.
Yes, I bought a rolling machine. The only way I've ever rolled J's is with a dollar bill...and right now that's kinda gross. Lol.
This Cindy batch is really stinky when you break the bud open. I wish I could describe the smell. When they were still growing there was a piney/minty/earthy smell to them. I'm sure it will get me high.