Thought provoking! At what moment would I spray the nature girl if I did would you suspect?The magic that comes from the creator can never be fully elucidated nor duplicated, by those of us playing indoors.
We give thanks and continue to try regardless.
Watch out if you ever MeJA one of your outdoor Queens. The jazz is very effective at pest resilience and you will smile.
Take care bro
Hi Trala, thanks for the visit! Size matters at times! I'll be over to see yours in a bit. I may have waited a node or two longer than I wanted to keep her at around 6 feet.Wow she is HUGE!
Hopefully mine doesn’t get carried away. I’m already struggling to get her to bed at night
Hey Bode, nodes are gaggling(stacking) up and today I hope to see some. Going to feed today in a little while. I'll get back with more info.
They are a really pretty lime green. To be honest because she looks so much lighter than my Peyote Critical I actually wondered every time I looked at her if she needed a little something something. - she is perfect in every way, just lighter I colour, I’m so glad she is in fact healthy, coz she is the same shade as yours.Hi Trala, thanks for the visit! Size matters at times! I'll be over to see yours in a bit. I may have waited a node or two longer than I wanted to keep her at around 6 feet.
Haha, hey Jon! I'm glad to see you! And she really does seem healthy! I'm hoping for some nice dry late season weather to frost this one off. We'll see.
That one's my favorite, too.
Gotta love a mutant!
Thanks Shed, she's getting ready!Great cleanup Otter! And you picked the right variety for an outside grow...Stankberry FTW.
Wow, she's looking so nice!
This year, I'm really trying to keep the height down on my outdoor plants, but now I'm getting a little envious after seeing Lady Stankberry.Nice work on the pruning.
I'm jealous of your tomatoes too! I'd be happy if mine were half that size.
We'll see how things look at the end time with height. I'm happy to see her but...Wow, she's looking so nice!
Nice work on the pruning.
I'm jealous of your tomatoes too! I'd be happy if mine were half that size.
I like that! Maybe in the future, you never know!
Stankberry is still stretching and creating budsites. No flowers yet, just a few pistols. She's getting ready!
That is an absolutely astounding plant. I can't even comprehend the yield you may get from her. When do you expect to harvest, approximately, given the weather and such where you are? She's beautiful man. Great work. Super sexy root stem too. Damn. I can see you having to support a bud or two, no? Sure has a ton of mass. Wow.FUNDAY SUNDAY UPDATE
Hey all, happy Sunday! This one's starting off sunny and 68F at present. Weird cool for first week of August but I'll see what I can do with it.
Watching the difference growing this one outdoors is fun! Nothing is going like the mother but the healthiness. Structure seems very different. I had 13 - 2 foot long budded swords adorn mom. This one is growing branches of branches and filling in hopefully. Very exciting having so much more plant biomass and somewhat unlimited soil for it to use. Here she sits in this morning's sun.
Both Sides Now.
And she's got root!
I didn't mulch as I like to this time. Every two weeks I have to top dress food and haven't thought of an easy way to do it. I decided to feed and top dress the feed with good compost leaving a 1/2 inch layer for root propagation each time, and the goodness of compost will shine through. That's the theory. What do you think?
So have a great day and week everyone. Stay safe and sane.
Hey Jon thanks! Should be first week in October if all goes well. We never know until it's over here but I pray for no hard frost to mid October! It's always a nail biter outdoors here with frost and powdery mildew and moth young as my demons to fight near the end. So far so good!
