Bloody skunk is obviously aptly named!
Fun, Friendly But Still Serious Outdoor Guerrilla Grow Show 2018
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Yea very colorful plants for sure.
Smeegol
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howdy all, so these are my girls who have got a little bigger than the tadpoles they were 2weeks ago...
not too sure if this leaf deformation is genetics or a bizarre sativa expression....
I topped Hardy before the chickens finished him off, vicious buggers roaming the garden at will.
It's a chicken's world and we just live in it 
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Little update on Tina;
LoL
But seriously... here she is:
Even made a little 7-day comparative pic...
She loves it out there and I still haven't seen any signs of critters penetrating the "prison"
LoL
But seriously... here she is:
Even made a little 7-day comparative pic...
She’s growing fast!
Only problem I've had with her is the browning on low leaves... it's my fault anyhow. First time she got nutrients in that cage, I spilled a bunch on those low leaves. Learning curve... she will come out of her cell for the next feeding.
Looks like she is starting to show pistils. I'll give her a pre-flower trim tomorrow and those burnt leaves are first to go!
The critters sit there drooling at it through the screen!
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Bahahahahahahaha Tina looks great!
ECG I took 7 people through my garden last night outdoors, to show them the boxes and veggies. 2 people spotted 1 or 2 of the 10 I have out there, lol and they walked right in the area
ECG I took 7 people through my garden last night outdoors, to show them the boxes and veggies. 2 people spotted 1 or 2 of the 10 I have out there, lol and they walked right in the area
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Lol I love those angry granny’showdy all, so these are my girls who have got a little bigger than the tadpoles they were 2weeks ago...
not too sure if this leaf deformation is genetics or a bizarre sativa expression....
I topped Hardy before the chickens finished him off, vicious buggers roaming the garden at will.
Ibjammin68
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Since my outdoor autos got the Hail beat out of them, they are curing nicely and smelling the funk up. I had started a WW Auto and a CG fem. , both from seed on 5/18. At the 3 week mark, very pleased with both girls. GC is “Loretta “. WWA “Elvira”.
I was able to sample the Hail beaten fruits of my labor last night. I was pleasantly surprised. Effects of the Mandarin Haze Auto came on slowly, but 15 mins and I felt fantastic. Watched a spectacular sunset over the lake, started a fire, enjoyed a ew Belgium Fat Tire. I was at peace with the Universe.
Amazing view jammin!
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Nice! Loving these outdoors pics lately I’ll get some tonight on my campout
I’ll get some tonight on my campout 
MaddHacker
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Ohhh crazy Canadian Lady ( loosely termed), and fired with a fire.... Wow what a paradox... LMAO have fun girly..
Pjs420
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most canadians will accept "crazy canuck" as a compliment lol 1970-80s group of world cup downhill skiers that gave the europeans a run for their money on the slopes.
PE636
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I was wondering if you all had any input on how plants seem to go a bit droopy near the end of the day.. Some at least seem to .. For example this Quarter Pounder I have going gets incredibly droopy starting about 2 hours before dark. The leafs are still normal looking and not curved or curled like overwatering, nor shriveled up, just the whole leaf stem goes limp so all the leafs are hanging down.. In the morning by sun up she is perfectly erect again.. I know plants of all kinds do this, though the other autos don't seem to droop at all any time of day. Just wondering if it is a sign of anything or if certain strains are more likely to be that way?. I'm pretty sure she is getting watered properly and she is great during the day, looks pretty well perfect and is growing even bigger than I hoped mwhahaha.... Will try to get some pix of this tomorrow.
I've had a couple of strains do that. I just figured they're winding down for sleep!
MaddHacker
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Perhaps they are dipping into their own medicine ??? I did read somewhere that plants have almost a dormant state when not using photosynthesis to burn the back up nutes... Maybe that is the reason for a little drooping... I gotta say that I have noticed that most of the Indica strong plants that I have grown do droop somewhat at night... I pretty much just decided that the leaves are heavy when not in use/ you know or light Green days.. and to all
PE636
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Yes it's definitely some kind of night time sleep thing. Never seen a plant droop so bad! I believe she is mostly sativa judging by the thin leaves. Maybe it's because she's is growing like crazy and needs a break. I'll go with that for now.
MaddHacker
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PPPPPPPPP see ya bopping around, never catch up with ya... Your stuff is looking good I think.. I am doing alot of reading now, never too late to learn right... ?/ Any way when I find the article I was reading I will send you a link bro... Green days and to all