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RedskinnedRhino
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No problem Honcho!
All my vegetables and seedlings are sharing a nutrient bucket, and my tomatoes need a good calcium boost anyway, I'll throw a big splash in there tonight.
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All my vegetables and seedlings are sharing a nutrient bucket, and my tomatoes need a good calcium boost anyway, I'll throw a big splash in there tonight.
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Can't see the forest for the trees...
They would get lost if I didn't elevate them above the vegetables.
I'm not sure how I want to train these little broads. If I train them differently, then it negates the use of different soils. I've got time to think about it. It'll be another few days before I have to decide if I'll chop their heads off like European royalty or let them grow wild.
They would get lost if I didn't elevate them above the vegetables.
I'm not sure how I want to train these little broads. If I train them differently, then it negates the use of different soils. I've got time to think about it. It'll be another few days before I have to decide if I'll chop their heads off like European royalty or let them grow wild.
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Getting closer to topping and uppotting, just a couple nodes to go.
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The days a rolling by, but summer is coming in slowly. I got nothing to do for these broads yet, they're too young for the club, but their day is coming. By next week I'll Marie Antoinette these heifers. I'm ready for the bondage and the training... Till then they're stuck in the trap with the vegetables and the gangsters. Life isn't easy in the garden shed, it's dog eat dog in there...
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Ps. Ignore the janky electrical, I revamped the setup for the new lighting in the box and haven't secured everything yet.
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Someone was looking for you...
I finally had a chance to show the twins some attention. Up-potted into a set of Mini-Sips. They contain 4 gallons of dirty stuff and a 1 gallon fuel tank. Should be good enough for government work. One is in my outdoor garden soil, complete with worms and bugs and the whole menagerie, also added perlite to help with wicking. The other is in my custom indoor soil, with a secret blend of 27 herbs and spices, just like that ole boy from Kentucky.
We'll see which one grows better herb!
They both got a half reservoir of water and placed under the new V-sun lights. Tomorrow the training begins!
Let's Roll Baby!
I finally had a chance to show the twins some attention. Up-potted into a set of Mini-Sips. They contain 4 gallons of dirty stuff and a 1 gallon fuel tank. Should be good enough for government work. One is in my outdoor garden soil, complete with worms and bugs and the whole menagerie, also added perlite to help with wicking. The other is in my custom indoor soil, with a secret blend of 27 herbs and spices, just like that ole boy from Kentucky.
We'll see which one grows better herb!They both got a half reservoir of water and placed under the new V-sun lights. Tomorrow the training begins!
Let's Roll Baby!
lookin insanely healthy. lettuce is also good yum lol
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Second training day for the Banana Girls! We're only about 2 weeks from the flower flip. My soil blend looks to be growing more efficiently than the garden soil, but we'll let the flowers tell the story.
looking great. love the journal name.
They'll be no escaping those restraints, Rhino! 
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Thank you sir! It's been back alley deals and questionable standards of practice from the beginning, but we're under the Big Top now! This circus is ready for the spotlights!
I got a million holes drilled around the lip of those totes. If they slip a restraint, I'll throw on 2 - from different directions. This is 50 shades type of bondage, there's no 'safe word' in use here...They'll be no escaping those restraints, Rhino!
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Their recovery is superb, a very resilient strain. The fat fans tell me they aren't fully accustomed to the "SIP Liiiiiiiife" [throws up some West Coast gang signs I saw on TV] 
This next 2 weeks will just be quad training and fill-in photos, nothing super sexy, so I may throw in the odd photo of other stuff too. Like this ashwaganda plant that I recently sprouted! That joker will take 6 months to mature, but I'm willing to wait it out.
That's it for today's photo shoot. I won't do another tie down for a day or two, so it's on cruise control tonight. Be easy!
This next 2 weeks will just be quad training and fill-in photos, nothing super sexy, so I may throw in the odd photo of other stuff too. Like this ashwaganda plant that I recently sprouted! That joker will take 6 months to mature, but I'm willing to wait it out.
That's it for today's photo shoot. I won't do another tie down for a day or two, so it's on cruise control tonight. Be easy!
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That's pretty cool, the baby ashwaganda. Would you recommend it as a good herbal medicine for lowering stress, blood pressure and such?
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Good question...see, what had happened was...
I grew it last season. Harvested it, dried it, and processed it. Then I did nothing else. Haven't tried it out yet. I did recently quit drinking Monster Energy drinks, due to a customer who enjoys the same flavor that I do - developing bladder cancer. It just turned me off of them, so I'll brew up some ashwaganda tea tomorrow and see if that lights my morning fire.
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I do know that RSO lowers blood pressure. I don't know how long it lasts, but it definitely does, I saw it firsthand on many occasions.
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I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition is in...
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All perked up... then strapped down again!
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Do not go gently into that goodnight! Rage! Rage against the dying of the light!...
We're on 12/12 baby! It's time to get this show on the road, I'm ready to see some buds.
I did break off one of the limbs with an overly tight restraint, but other than that, this has been a flawless grow. Not a single yellow leaf or spot, this is a very hardy strain. I even topped the plants and stuck the 1 inch cut-offs in dirt, and one of them rooted! These banana girls could be grown by the noob-est of newbies and still flourish.
Also...I lied. I still haven't done anything with the ashwaganda, I've been swamped with work and I've been busy testing out the @Artrix products. (There will be a full update on that coming soon!)
We're on 12/12 baby! It's time to get this show on the road, I'm ready to see some buds.
I did break off one of the limbs with an overly tight restraint, but other than that, this has been a flawless grow. Not a single yellow leaf or spot, this is a very hardy strain. I even topped the plants and stuck the 1 inch cut-offs in dirt, and one of them rooted! These banana girls could be grown by the noob-est of newbies and still flourish.
Also...I lied. I still haven't done anything with the ashwaganda, I've been swamped with work and I've been busy testing out the @Artrix products. (There will be a full update on that coming soon!)
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Ps. That giant mosquito came from me leaving the door to the garden shed open on accident. There were 20 of those big bastards in there! They are everywhere this year! I've killed about a hundred of them in my shop every night.
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The days a rolling by, but summer is coming in slowly. I got nothing to do for these broads yet, they're too young for the club, but their day is coming. By next week I'll Marie Antoinette these heifers. I'm ready for the bondage and the training... Till then they're stuck in the trap with the vegetables and the gangsters. Life isn't easy in the garden shed, it's dog eat dog in there...
Hi Mr Rhino
I have a "veg" table like that too. Maybe this weekend they can go outdoors and I can have my guest room back.
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