EastCoastGhost
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Very nice Derby 
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Derbybud
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Thanks guys. I can't believe the turn over the last 3 weeks. They stretched nicely. Now bring on the bulk.
Retarded.........err.....i mean retired, 22 years. Retired in 2011. Yes sir.
Lol....no worries brother....u never said anything inappropriate to me. Even then no big deal, I know where the scroll button is.
Lol....makes me feel at home, but I generally don't like to use it in anyone else's journal.
I think Derby rules the 2018 Comparative with that big girl, job well done!Last update till next week. Changed rez at 1.52 EC with ph at 6.11. Day 20 of flower. Only took pictures of thing 1 the big girl. Had to move the light up some as she was growing into it.
Only because we haven't seen yours lately 
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He's got mine beat I think, I'll post pics this evening
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Derbybud
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It just looks big because it's in a 3 gal pot and yours is in a 10. I wish mine was as big as your girl.
Still a damn nice auto.
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Derbybud
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Thanks and iceman got us both beat in the end.
I think I remember making a comment 3 weeks ago that you could finally start to tell a somewhat of a separation between the colas and make out the structure. These are turning out to be pretty fantastic looking though and I don't think I expected that from those cabbages! I think as they gain weight they will all sag out a bit which will help as well and look really cool too. We are in for a treat watching these things finish out.
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Derbybud
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These are really starting to impress me now. They have a great structure under all that growth that needs defoled.
I like them but just have to remember some seem to stall out.
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Derbybud
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Topping early put the brakes on mine
I topped at 20 days, wasn't sure about the Brookies timing but 46 days before I saw pistils.
Mine stalled and I haven't figured out why yet. I may run another one in the fall after the photo harvest to see if I can get something like either of yours or even Ice's.
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Derbybud
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It might just be your high humidity. Once I controlled that it took off again and had been doing well once the cabbage quit
Well I can't do much about that! Maybe this isn't a coastal strain
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Derbybud
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My thinking. Most plants love high humidity in veg. Not these at all. Look at the guys who started later and have been controlling it. Killing it.Well I can't do much about that! Maybe this isn't a coastal strain