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Thanks Joe, but don't miss the SPOG®-chop pics!
Grow #2: Outdoor/CFL Auto 420 Blueberry & AK-47 Smart Pots With Dr Earth Soil
Thanks Joe, but don't miss the SPOG®-chop pics!
flytier
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Flytie, there is no pressure to grow out that plant and make it a spog®. Membership in the spog® club is voluntary and is only for those who feel the desire to grow one. Culling that plant in no way affects anyone's opinion of you, nor does it preclude you from growing a spog® and rejoining the club in the future
Toss it and grow the big plant you desire! You're free from spogdom!
Oh, I still have three SPoGs® left, to be cycled every three weeks I'm figuring. Plus I dipped 50,000 fish today and my back is ready for some relief.
flytier
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So now I have a SPoG® taken up and nuke dried with a Jack Herer auto put down in its place. In another three weeks I'll take up another one and get the cycle going further.
And I told the vaccinators today about my little escapade yesterday. One was shocked and another was was very amused.
And I told the vaccinators today about my little escapade yesterday. One was shocked and another was was very amused.
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Have a lie down. Have you made any canna massage oil for your aching back? I recommend it and it's very easy to make.
flytier
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Don't have any yet. I'll get some made when I harvest a couple decent plants - probably next year when I have a load of leaf to work with.
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And if you end up with any buds with botrytis mold, save them in a ziplock in the freezer. They can be salvaged for salve.
flytier
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Hey, that would never have occurred to me. Waste not, want not; reduce, reuse, recycle.
Last, I found this on my dwarf lime tree. Anyone have a clue what it is? Probably a cocoon of sorts but truly freaky looking!
its a catterpillar ... ill do some research and ill get back to you to what butterfly ...
Guy Cavallero
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Ptero's awesome.....hes named bugs for me that I've never even heard of......even in my own back yard. Crazy shit lol......
now this is my real domain lol ...
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Wow Pt!
That's excellent. Always good to have an entomologist in the thread! I'll try to keep an eye on it and see what happens next.
Wow Pt!
That's excellent. Always good to have a entomologist in the thread!
i dont own the degree but i have a fair share of knowledge ... on those butterflies i can tell the right one is female and the left male ... males have brighter colours females broader abdomen ... now ... why does my taster twig doesnt wanna dry in front of a fan ...?
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i dont own the degree but i have a fair share of knowledge ... on those butterflies i can tell the right one is female and the left male ... males have brighter colours females broader abdomen ... now ... why does my taster twig doesnt wanna dry in front of a fan ...?
Toaster canoe should do it!
yea and the whole neighborhood knows your getting baked ... not an option with a 6y old in the house ...
guess ill get a tollerance break soon ... its been since april ... for now ill stick to shake sprinkled with kief ... but even that is running low lol
guess ill get a tollerance break soon ... its been since april ... for now ill stick to shake sprinkled with kief ... but even that is running low lol
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If you gotta be on the backside of a carbon filter then you're already in the perfect spot!
Patience and stick with the trim just a little while longer...
Patience and stick with the trim just a little while longer...
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Wednesday and I'm pretty sure the autos don't miss the SPOG®, which is drying in the box. They were thirsty this morning (note the drooping leaves) so they each got 64 ounces of the following, mixed into a gallon of water:
3 ml cal/mag+
½ tsp Open Sesame
2¼ tsp Tiger Bloom (added the extra ¼ to get the PPM up)
½ tsp Great White
4 tbs Big Bloom
PPM was 920-170 water = 750 PPM nutes before BB and GW. pH was 6.4 unadjusted.
More tugging and tucking. It's still stretching and when I pull the new growth down I am exposing many lower bud sites as well as keeping the tops low to distribute the auxins. The only ones I can't move are the ones where there is no room to grab higher up the stem due to bud stacking on the early flowers. As long as the stems are getting longer I'll keep pulling them down.
Here is Blue 4 on day 61. Pretty sure this is going to be a staggered harvest:
And here is AK 7 on day 59:
No pics of my SPOG®-in-a-box bc it looks like it did yesterday. Temp and RH were both around 60 this morning and the buds were still damp. I took the fan off oscillate and just left it aimed at the holes.
3 ml cal/mag+
½ tsp Open Sesame
2¼ tsp Tiger Bloom (added the extra ¼ to get the PPM up)
½ tsp Great White
4 tbs Big Bloom
PPM was 920-170 water = 750 PPM nutes before BB and GW. pH was 6.4 unadjusted.
More tugging and tucking. It's still stretching and when I pull the new growth down I am exposing many lower bud sites as well as keeping the tops low to distribute the auxins. The only ones I can't move are the ones where there is no room to grab higher up the stem due to bud stacking on the early flowers. As long as the stems are getting longer I'll keep pulling them down.
Here is Blue 4 on day 61. Pretty sure this is going to be a staggered harvest:
And here is AK 7 on day 59:
No pics of my SPOG®-in-a-box bc it looks like it did yesterday. Temp and RH were both around 60 this morning and the buds were still damp. I took the fan off oscillate and just left it aimed at the holes.
flytier
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My SPoG® is slowly getting metabolized out of my system now. Still have three more SPoGs® to go, and a new seed is now in the dirt to replace her.
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flytier
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Too bad it don't stay in the brain longer.