“Shake your booty!”
Nice young-ins Blu
Good luck with that wind! I really don’t like ripping winds. We get them here sometimes too.I’m all eyes for the popping of your inherited seeds!
C’mon little Roja!
FelipeBlu’s Outdoor Hempy Photos & Autos 2020
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Nice young-ins Blu
Good luck with that wind! I really don’t like ripping winds. We get them here sometimes too.I’m all eyes for the popping of your inherited seeds!
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Thank you kind lady! 
Yeah, I hate this kind of wind. We’re at the base of a slope, and we get gusts that rip through here at much higher than the forecast. I wish there was an emoji for hanging sideways on a pole!
And I will pass your enthusiasm on to little Roja.
Yeah, I hate this kind of wind. We’re at the base of a slope, and we get gusts that rip through here at much higher than the forecast. I wish there was an emoji for hanging sideways on a pole!
And I will pass your enthusiasm on to little Roja.
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Still windy af, but everyone’s okay so far.
Since I was seeing some fade on a few lower leaves, I increased the MC (v1) to 5.5g/gal yesterday. Current mix (for 16 gallons this time - a little easier to stir):
24 ml Calimagic (1.5ml/gal)
88g MC v1 (5.5g)
48 ml ProteKt (3ml)
It took 23 ml battery acid (7.5%) to get
5.6 pH
Final EC 1.62
Pretty clear. I swam in worse back in Florida.
Since I was seeing some fade on a few lower leaves, I increased the MC (v1) to 5.5g/gal yesterday. Current mix (for 16 gallons this time - a little easier to stir):
24 ml Calimagic (1.5ml/gal)
88g MC v1 (5.5g)
48 ml ProteKt (3ml)
It took 23 ml battery acid (7.5%) to get
5.6 pH
Final EC 1.62
Pretty clear. I swam in worse back in Florida.
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No roots showing yet, but they are still perky, so that’s a good sign. To me, it even appears that the secondary growth at the nodes has increased in size.
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And one of the Oaxacan seeds appears to be waking up and plumping
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Another sunny Sunday! And a lot less wind thankfully. Still getting gusts, but fewer and getting lighter.
A group shot. I’m telling you, silica really helped get the stems sturdy - the plants just shake their leaves in the wind!
I hope you’re having a calm day!
A group shot. I’m telling you, silica really helped get the stems sturdy - the plants just shake their leaves in the wind!
I hope you’re having a calm day!
syenite
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Another sunny Sunday! And a lot less wind thankfully. Still getting gusts, but fewer and getting lighter.
A group shot. I’m telling you, silica really helped get the stems sturdy - the plants just shake their leaves in the wind!
I hope you’re having a calm day!
I've just top-dressed my seedlings with some diatomaceous earth for the first time. Thanks for telling me to look into silica amendments! Apparently DE has some powerful pest mitigation capacities too, on top of being a source of silica for the plant.
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Excellent - you will see the difference in stem and leaf strength!
TheNumber1Guy
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Hello!
Just finished getting caught up. I’m definitely gunna hang out to keep an eye on the old seeds and see what all I can learn from you along the way.
Thanks!
Just finished getting caught up. I’m definitely gunna hang out to keep an eye on the old seeds and see what all I can learn from you along the way.
Thanks!
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Thanks 1Guy - I appreciate the kind words!
And welcome to the (soon to be) jungle!
And welcome to the (soon to be) jungle!
Bnelly
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Holy cow! Fantastic looking plants, hoping mine will bush out that nicely
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First root showing on the BeBo2 cuttings, so that’s one successful clone at least!
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Ka3 is now in bloom at 32 days
And the last Auto - Ka2 - was up-potted to a 2 gallon bucket this morning. Poor lunar timing, but when it’s time, it’s time. The solo cup was going completely dry from morning fertigating to mid-afternoon.
And the last Auto - Ka2 - was up-potted to a 2 gallon bucket this morning. Poor lunar timing, but when it’s time, it’s time. The solo cup was going completely dry from morning fertigating to mid-afternoon.
“Shake your booty!”
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Felipe that tuperware is so awesome! Love it!
edit: and congrats on the newest seedling
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Thanks Agemon!
Yeah, my wife is always asking me where something is right after I find it and start using it (for the first time someone has seen it in years/decades). Must be a quantum thing..
Yeah, my wife is always asking me where something is right after I find it and start using it (for the first time someone has seen it in years/decades). Must be a quantum thing..
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Got everyone in the current grow in for a photo.
Rear: BeBo1
Front: Ka2, Ka1, Ka3, BeBo2
Rear: BeBo1
Front: Ka2, Ka1, Ka3, BeBo2
TheNumber1Guy
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Ka3 is now in bloom at 32 days
And the last Auto - Ka2 - was up-potted to a 2 gallon bucket this morning. Poor lunar timing, but when it’s time, it’s time. The solo cup was going completely dry from morning fertigating to mid-afternoon.
Can you elaborate on the lunar timing please??
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Sure, the moon is currently in Waning Gibbous, between Full and 3rd quarter. It’s usually best to plant/up-pot when the moon is New and Waxing Gibbous, and to prune and harvest during Waning. At least, that’s what I try to do.
Can you explain why for those of us uneducated in the ways the moon can affect gardening?