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Always looks so beautiful from above maybe I will be harvesting from my deck? Keep on growing babushkas.
First Grow Ever - Humboldt Dream 2024
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Babushkas saying hello from my deck.
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2024 Humboldt dream week 2 of flower
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good thing the babushkas have cages 
Garden is fantastic looking today , enjoying the beautiful sunshinemy cat Luna Bell has been teething on my aloe
Kitty is a cutie.
I'm finally seeing pistils today.
Hope to harvest by Halloween.
That Humboldt dream is already on week 2 nice.
How long do you figure she will take to finish?
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Yeah appreciate the compliments Bill keeps me going and it's 8-10 week strain so I still have 2 months won't be peak until mid October maybe around the 10th if I want to stop the trichomes from aging to much.Garden is fantastic looking today , enjoying the beautiful sunshine
Kitty is a cutie.
I'm finally seeing pistils today.
Hope to harvest by Halloween.
That Humboldt dream is already on week 2 nice.
How long do you figure she will take to finish?
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Bill284
She is very sativa leaning in her genetics.
I’d be surprised if she finished in 10 weeks.
It’s going to be great to find out though
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WooHoo! 
Beautiful BIG plants!
I think you need taller privacy netting!
Beautiful BIG plants!
I think you need taller privacy netting!
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Just now seeing pistils? I was seeing those on my ladies around July I wonder how my harvest will turn out the strain says it's a 10 week flower ready from October 1st-10th but I'm going to wait for 33% amber before I harvest then it's 1 month of dry hang and 5 months of curing I'll probably do a wet trim for my first harvest so I can manage the curing better.Garden is fantastic looking today , enjoying the beautiful sunshine
Kitty is a cutie.
I'm finally seeing pistils today.
Hope to harvest by Halloween.
That Humboldt dream is already on week 2 nice.
How long do you figure she will take to finish?
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Bill284
I have a massive drying room.
I wet trim
12 pounds last October.
When it comes time to harvest I can help you judge.
We will do it together most likely.
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Bill284
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I was going to turn my room into a dry room when it's harvest time sleep on the couch lmao clean it all up and set my room back upI have a massive drying room.
I wet trim
12 pounds last October.
When it comes time to harvest I can help you judge.
We will do it together most likely.
Stay safe
Bill284
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No watering today gonna let my roots search for water
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@Bill284 I'm going to try your advice and let my roots get a job and search for water.
You will find the smaller ones will go longer between watering.No watering today gonna let my roots search for water
They are drawing less moisture from the same size bag as the big ones.
At this point in flower they will be drinking more.
And depending on the location and heat/sun it could be a lot.
Watch how the sit after watering.
They will all be sitting up facing the sun.
Watch for that change, it’ll tell you when they are thirsty.
Have you read any threads on watering a soil plant in a container?
I can get you a couple good ones.
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Bill284
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I haven't been on the 420mag long enough to ask those questions yet. I believe I joined last monthYou will find the smaller ones will go longer between watering.
They are drawing less moisture from the same size bag as the big ones.
At this point in flower they will be drinking more.
And depending on the location and heat/sun it could be a lot.
Watch how the sit after watering.
They will all be sitting up facing the sun.
Watch for that change, it’ll tell you when they are thirsty.
Have you read any threads on watering a soil plant in a container?
I can get you a couple good ones.
Stay safe
Bill284
but I will definitely need to learn alot more for next harvest if I want to incorporate coco layers.
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First one will help with roots.
Second one has literally everything else.
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I'll give them both a read right now appreciate your time Bill
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@Bill284 From what I read I have apparently been doing it mostly right I could switch my water routine to the mornings and water less often I do base alot of my work on what the ladies show me if I see signs of wilting or curling or any deficiencies/pests I go above and beyond to make the plants happier I try not to over do anything. It's easier to give your plants something if they need it rather than take stuff out.
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just checking for aphids Similar threads
