Homer's Legal 4-Plant Max Perpetual Minimalist Garden In Ontario

Here is my Gorilla Glue after I staked her to keep her upright and put a string around her to keep her drooping bud ladened branches upright.

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oldsmokey said:
Definitely a plant of the month contender!
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Thanks, oldsmokey. I took these pics with that in mind but there is pretty stiff competition from growers a lot better than me. Fun just to enter though.
 
oldsmokey said:
Seems to me that you're growing skills and photography are on par if not above most members.!
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Thanks, oldsmokey. I think the advantage I have from taking photography at school 40 yrs ago makes up for my growing skills. lol.
 
After only about 24 hours of dropping my bean, I have a pretty decent looking tap root. I will probably plant her tomorrow. Can't remember the strain at the moment for some reason.

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That actually isn't a real picture. When I take my close-ups I shoot with my iPhone with the magnification turned up all the way and then I shoot that through my 60 x's loupe and with that set up I have almost no depth of field so I could either get the seed or the root in focus so to get around that problem I spliced the two together in Photoshop and then cleaned it up a bit. It's not perfect but if I took more time I could make it better. They are fun programs.

Here are the two original photos side-by-side that I combined. I just remembered this strain is Amnesia.

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Thanks, Penny. I value your opinion. Here is my last pic for the day; Bruce Banner taking mainstage and beside her my cutting of the Gorilla Glue now flowering. Bruce really is a beast the way it charges right back up after it has been super cropped. Things seem to be going well in the garden; knock on wood.

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oldsmokey said:
Nice plant Homer :thumb:
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Thanks, oldsmokey. :thumb:

Pennywise said:
A lot of work goes into those plants.
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You said it. I would find it very difficult to keep up with them if I wasn't retired. It isn't that they need so much attention as consistent attention and that can be hard when working. But being in lockdown mostly it gives me something to occupy some of my time so it has worked out well.
 
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