Family Tree Grow
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jmrl
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POLO?
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Day 109
Flip 76
She's really starting to fade and turn purple.
I looked up anthocyanins today, and I found out that they act as a plant stress modulator, and protect tomatoes (after harvest) from botrytis.
Not really useful info, but I found it interesting.
Do si dos
Flip 76
She's really starting to fade and turn purple.
I looked up anthocyanins today, and I found out that they act as a plant stress modulator, and protect tomatoes (after harvest) from botrytis.
Not really useful info, but I found it interesting.
Do si dos
Thanks Absorber!Looking damn sweet
Can't quite put my finger on it...Wait, something's different about that tent, like there's more room than there was...
And now she has a new one
Then there was 2 Lol she's looking goodDay 109
Flip 76
She's really starting to fade and turn purple.
I looked up anthocyanins today, and I found out that they act as a plant stress modulator, and protect tomatoes (after harvest) from botrytis.
Not really useful info, but I found it interesting.
Do si dos
Thanks Absorber!
Can't quite put my finger on it...
And now she has a new one
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Looking gorgeous buddyDay 110
Flip 77
Thanks con!
Mel I am going to jump in if you do not mind.
Love the colors.Day 110
Flip 77
Thanks con!
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Thanks Absorber!Looking gorgeous buddy
Of course I don't mind! Welcome Keith!
Thanks!
I really do like the purple strains!
Stunning! 
jmrl
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Very Beautiful. I have enjoyed looking at your plants m8
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Down to the wire.
I'll miss them when they're gone, Mel!
I'll miss them when they're gone, Mel!
Gorgeous Mel, you must be happy to have had such a great grow!
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Day 111
Flip 78
PSA: MC can go bad. Either it was the exposure to moisture from being opened daily through the summer, or the age of the batch, but not only does 5g of the "new" batch take up less space on the scale, it's also working better.
The potassium deficiency has slowed, and the green is coming back a bit. I think raising it to 5.5 or 6g should get us back on track.
Do si dos
But I do have something up my sleeve...
I am happy, and I've learned a lot about hempy growing this time round.
I'm hoping next grow will go better.
Flip 78
PSA: MC can go bad. Either it was the exposure to moisture from being opened daily through the summer, or the age of the batch, but not only does 5g of the "new" batch take up less space on the scale, it's also working better.
The potassium deficiency has slowed, and the green is coming back a bit. I think raising it to 5.5 or 6g should get us back on track.
Do si dos
So will I GDB!Down to the wire.
I'll miss them when they're gone, Mel!
But I do have something up my sleeve...
Thanks Carmen!
I am happy, and I've learned a lot about hempy growing this time round.
I'm hoping next grow will go better.
jmrl
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I found that splitting it into separate 4oz containers works wonders, keeping it from absorbing moisture. Oh, and a quick tip – if you're storing it in a bag, put that in a container like a gallon ice cream bucket. Trust me, it soaks up moisture like a sponge! Just thought I'd share my two cents, hope it comes in handy!Day 111
Flip 78
PSA: MC can go bad. Either it was the exposure to moisture from being opened daily through the summer, or the age of the batch, but not only does 5g of the "new" batch take up less space on the scale, it's also working better.
The potassium deficiency has slowed, and the green is coming back a bit. I think raising it to 5.5 or 6g should get us back on track.
Do si dos
So will I GDB!
But I do have something up my sleeve...
Thanks Carmen!
I am happy, and I've learned a lot about hempy growing this time round.
I'm hoping next grow will go better.
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Thanks for tips! They line up with other recommendations I've seen.
I'm planning to put some in a jar, and keep the bulk of it in the bag which is in a large tupperware container right now.
I'm yet to see a pic of the Gelato harvest so I have to wonder if it's just growing in a secondary location!
That do si dos is extraordinary!
Brilliant growing.
Brilliant growing.
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Day 112
Flip 79
Just jarred Do si dos #33. Small yield, 54g, but I knew I was compromising it when I flipped to flower early.
Still, my fingers are sticky and smell like lemon juice with a tiny hint of skunk, and the nugs would break a window if you used a slingshot.
Do si dos
Do si dos #33
Flip 79
Just jarred Do si dos #33. Small yield, 54g, but I knew I was compromising it when I flipped to flower early.
Still, my fingers are sticky and smell like lemon juice with a tiny hint of skunk, and the nugs would break a window if you used a slingshot.
Do si dos
Do si dos #33
I'm yet to see a pic of the Gelato harvest so I have to wonder if it's just growing in a secondary location!
Thanks Tra!