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Jammin with Friends! I enjoyed the video Jon!
Jammin with Friends! I enjoyed the video Jon!
How To Grow Weed In Your Living Room Window
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g-one-three
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This is an awesome idea and a really nice looking girl. Keep up the fun grow!
I'm really interested to see where this goes. I grew some photoperiod plants on an indoor balcony using window light only. Mine flowered but the flowers didn't fill out and ripen. I ended up revegging some of them outdoors.Week #6:
It seems there is a lot less drama growing weed in a window as opposed to in a closet.
It's a good afternoon for the grateful dead channel on Sirius. It's one of those days where every song they play is the best version I've ever heard.
Hey, not sure if you intended to share this here but you did ask for critique. It's not my favourite one of you playing. It might be technically good but the sound doesn't do it for me. You have tons of great material I think. I love your stuff and am a total enthusiast. I really like some of the original songs of yours that I've heard.Wanna see my Yoda’s work? He’s my pro grower long time bud in Oregon I call Yoda. This is all organic.
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Early Christmas present. Made me so happy I’ll share a rare self promo for you guys to critique at will. This is me on bass, my brother and lead guitar player Mike singing and playing lead mostly, and our friend Patti on the second guitar. In Potter County on a non party weekend in my friends living room for about 14 people. Lol. I can take it. Tear us up. But listen loud. It’s interesting I think but what do I know. Enjoy guys.
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Me too. 
I think I can see that it is very easy to grow an auto plant in a south facing window, but the jury is still out on the quality of the flower at harvest time. I guess we will find out. 
I think I can see that it is very easy to grow an auto plant in a south facing window, but the jury is still out on the quality of the flower at harvest time. I guess we will find out. - Thread starter
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Week #7:
This plant is still growing at the same rate as the two autos I grew in the closet last winter. In comparison I feel like the fan leaves are not as broad and plump on this plant at this stage; but, the pistols/flowers are noticably thicker and longer/bushier.
We have had mostly cloudy rainy/snowy days for the past two weeks and the days are getting shorter but it's doing pretty well so far.
The humidity in the livingroom is 40% now and the temp drops to 60 degrees at night before the furnace kicks on in the morning.
@Trump has posed the question of skill over product before . . . I know you can only go so far but I have to wonder if there is room for the question of skill trumping environmentals?
I guess we will see.
This plant is still growing at the same rate as the two autos I grew in the closet last winter. In comparison I feel like the fan leaves are not as broad and plump on this plant at this stage; but, the pistols/flowers are noticably thicker and longer/bushier.
We have had mostly cloudy rainy/snowy days for the past two weeks and the days are getting shorter but it's doing pretty well so far.
The humidity in the livingroom is 40% now and the temp drops to 60 degrees at night before the furnace kicks on in the morning.
@Trump has posed the question of skill over product before . . . I know you can only go so far but I have to wonder if there is room for the question of skill trumping environmentals?
I guess we will see.
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Week #8:
Still honking along.
Although . . . we have had so many cloudy rainy and snowy days in the past two weeks, I'm noticing the soil is staying too wet for too long in between waterings. I can't feed her as often as I want to because she's just too wet. The pot stays heavy for 7 to 9 days in cloudy weather. I wish I would have used a grow bag instead of plastic. The lush soil is performing like the MG I used last year in the plastic pot.
I feel like there is less oxygen around the roots than I want and this is accounting for a less vigorous stretching and flowering than I'm used to with this strain of autos.
My next weed in a window plant will be put in a fabric grow bag to address this issue. I think this will be the last time I use a plastic pot for any kind of container growing with weed.
Still honking along.
Although . . . we have had so many cloudy rainy and snowy days in the past two weeks, I'm noticing the soil is staying too wet for too long in between waterings. I can't feed her as often as I want to because she's just too wet. The pot stays heavy for 7 to 9 days in cloudy weather. I wish I would have used a grow bag instead of plastic. The lush soil is performing like the MG I used last year in the plastic pot.
I feel like there is less oxygen around the roots than I want and this is accounting for a less vigorous stretching and flowering than I'm used to with this strain of autos.
My next weed in a window plant will be put in a fabric grow bag to address this issue. I think this will be the last time I use a plastic pot for any kind of container growing with weed.
And soon you'll have to figure out how to get the stickies off the furniture. 
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Week #9:
I remember this stage from growing autos in the closet last winter . . . It's like the buds are taking off and seemingly building before my eyes each time I look at them now.
I remember this stage from growing autos in the closet last winter . . . It's like the buds are taking off and seemingly building before my eyes each time I look at them now.
Ramblinrose1965
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Damn she looks great! Great Job buddy. I can't grow them that well in my tent 
Have a great weekend
Have a great weekend
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Thanks Man you too!!
Damn she looks great! Great Job buddy. I can't grow them that well in my tent
Have a great weekend
Wow seems like it’s only been growing 3 weeks! I can’t believe how far along it is already great work there.
Beautiful
TassieTurtleman
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Absolutely gorgeousWeek #9:
I remember this stage from growing autos in the closet last winter . . . It's like the buds are taking off and seemingly building before my eyes each time I look at them now.
Great job TS
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Trump
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I may fire up the tent in the next month or so. I'm going to try and repeat my ethylene experiment to see how that works. I'm also going to run a few autos. I'm going to experiment with some training on them to see how they react.
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That would be great, I'd especially be interested to see how the autos react to some training.
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Week #11:
I guess this is becoming anticlimactic just watching the buds grow each week.
My other autos I grew in the closet last winter were 15-16 weeks for harvest so I'm planning on the same here.
We are at about 9.5 hours of daylight today on the Solstice. I guess if you can grow weed in a window this time of the year you can grow weed in a window anytime of the year.
I guess this is becoming anticlimactic just watching the buds grow each week.
My other autos I grew in the closet last winter were 15-16 weeks for harvest so I'm planning on the same here.
We are at about 9.5 hours of daylight today on the Solstice. I guess if you can grow weed in a window this time of the year you can grow weed in a window anytime of the year.
Trump
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"Weed in the Window"....
Sounds like an Agatha Christie murder mystery!
Sounds like an Agatha Christie murder mystery!
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Now that you mention it, this does sound poetic in a stoner kind of way.
"Weed in the Window"....
Sounds like an Agatha Christie murder mystery!