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StarkRaven
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If I could get some Grove bags it would be much more simple I could just toss them in there after I trim and dry and forget about it.
First Grow Ever - Humboldt Dream 2024
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Gonna be burping 3 times a day for the first few weeks.
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I put my banana peels in a baggie with the leaves I defoliate and some butt ends of celery and add water and just let it marinade for about a week and then use it. Plants are loving it. Although the damn gnats love it too so I broke out the mosquito dunks on their asses and put up the eviction notice!! Happy Tuesday!!
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I'll keep that in mind I don't want any pests right now!I put my banana peels in a baggie with the leaves I defoliate and some butt ends of celery and add water and just let it marinade for about a week and then use it. Plants are loving it. Although the damn gnats love it too so I broke out the mosquito dunks on their asses and put up the eviction notice!! Happy Tuesday!!
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Tops are starting to get fat
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Close up of the buds
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Can't believe my plants grew taller then the bamboo poles.... but when I read the strains description I took it as a challenge north Atlantic seed Co claims a staggering 15 ft tall plant with up to 10 pounds per plant if grown correctly. I know it's my first time growing but I really wanted to see if it was true. Plants are definitely around the 15 foot mark. Now I just need 10 pounds 
that would be legendary for a first grow 
that would be legendary for a first grow 
Mycelium Farmer
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Looks great
Just my own two cents that might help you plan your October…
If the bud size is under a quarter it might be more around the week 3-4 range.
So many factors stop that from being solid rule of thumb, but knowing dream genetics and your climate I’d expect harvest to be later in October.
Can be difficult to judge start time accurately with outdoor at times.
Just my own two cents that might help you plan your October…
If the bud size is under a quarter it might be more around the week 3-4 range.
So many factors stop that from being solid rule of thumb, but knowing dream genetics and your climate I’d expect harvest to be later in October.
Can be difficult to judge start time accurately with outdoor at times.
Close up of the buds
Mycelium Farmer
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It’s still pretty early September… if today was called first day of week 4, that’d make the 8th the end of week 8. So if it finishes in 8 weeks, your on point with harvest time. Which it likely could.
I guess I was thrown off by the week 6 bud. That would make oct 10 a few days after week 10.
I guess I was thrown off by the week 6 bud. That would make oct 10 a few days after week 10.
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It's a 10 week harvest time and it's week 6 so should be on point but I'll let the tricomes be the judge.
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I'll keep this in mind for the smaller buds thank you I was thinking of harvesting in sections and letting the lower developed areas fill out.
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I'm going too thank you for reminding meGet some mini hygrometers, don't risk it.
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Dropping in late and I'll try not to stir up trouble. 
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Just did another feeding today of fox farms super bloom and molasses. 2 table spoons per 2 gallons gave the plants 4 gallons each today.
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I know you all been waiting for these. Enjoy
Almost at the end of my babushka run gonna be sad when I have to harvest I love waking up to them.
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Hope the power lines are under ground or at least not too close. I’ve already proven electroculture didn’t work for at least my grow
Just did another feeding today of fox farms super bloom and molasses. 2 table spoons per 2 gallons gave the plants 4 gallons each today.
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That would be pretty scary wouldn't it. Haha power lines on the other side of my house thankfullyHope the power lines are under ground or at least not too close. I’ve already proven electroculture didn’t work for at least my grow
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