Could join the pic o’ the month club with that one
G-1-3 Grows Strawberry Cough And Panama
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I have the better one I posted in the GeeSpot thread lol but I'll post it here again because I like it so much.Could join the pic o’ the month club with that one
There you go!
Casually late but would love to watch this one finish. Hope ya don't mind me grabbing a seat in the back.
Gee64
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I've tracked brix for the last 2 major storms that moved thru our region and both were pretty bad ones. Brix dropped 5 points on the 1st one, and 6 points on the 2nd one.Strawberry Cough
She's ready to take off. The mains have reached the edge of the pot and are turning up. I've removed all but 4 lower growths. She also stinks to high heaven like rotten strawberries. She's Brixing lower then previous times at 15 right now but there's a pretty significant cold front moving through
Panama
She's bushy and her secondary growths are growing at the same pace as the mains. The internode spacing is really close but I'm still figuring at minimum she's going to double in height. She's growing at a rapid pace vertically now and may force my hand in flipping earlier than planned. She's too is Brixing lower than before but again weather is probably playing a part in it.
It's pretty neat to feel leaves on plants that have a high Brix because they feel like soft velvet. They were so fuzzy feeling today I had to take a pic with my loupe. This is the underside of a leaf.
The tents filling up, the clones will be on their way out by the end of the week and I'm planning flipping a week from today.
@Trala I finally remembered to tag you on a post. Sorry it took so longlol.
Normal regular weather changes from nice to just regularly poor and rainy are usually 2-3 points.
The larger and faster the pressure drop, the bigger the brix drop.
Love the fuzzy leaves
.This should be a great flower show
