Thanks Caddie! Waiting to hear from you.
Gets everyone's motor going!
Much worse. Trimming that plant (even if it had leaves left) would have been 20 minutes!
Thanks BudMan! The process of seed making isn't really complicated, just a bit time consuming. Though anyone who has the time and focus to grow plants can handle making seeds.
Thank you Scottay! I'm really glad to have gotten enough to feel like it was worth it.
It's a new day and I don't know if I congratted you on the seed production. You did good, Shed, thank you for doing this important thing! 
Thanks much Mr K! I was just thinking about you because I answered a question in your great STS thread and thought "Here's a guy we miss on the site."
Did not but thanks for updating us!
Fat oof.
I miss you're smiling face around here, and your furrowed one as well.Damn, gotta keep those things backed up! I'm sure the new one will take stunning pics of gorgeous plants.
Should be back on track soon..
Much love from Minnesota
from SoCal!
Sure hope so, thanks Ke0ncp!
Thank you Keith, and some droop to compare yours to.Those are nice looking plants Shed.
She's about to go to the moon now Shed! Nice work!Happy Monday everyone, and here is today's update on the Purple Ghost Candy from Seedsman!
It was looking a bit droopy last week, which previously meant it needed transplanting, so I did exactly that on Friday (day 39). Here it was before the deed:
Tons of happy white roots, which I tore up before replanting it in new Happy Frog soil:
I didn't want to get up and grab a knife to neatly score it in case you're wondering.
And here it is after the move:
And the following day:
Still not happy but no worse for wear. It's actually got a few large fans tucked down to get the lowers some better sunlight, but I figure it might take a week to really recover from the root ripping, and by that time it will be ready for topping. Stay tuned for that!
Thanks for reading, and look out below...
Way to make it (soil PH) right!!And here is the update on other stuff, like the upcan of the CapJunky on Friday, day 36.
It also was feeling droopy, though less so than the PGC:
Also nice roots I tore up:
And the results:
And the next day with some tucked leaves:
I'm hoping that they'll both be happier by the weekend!
Finally, I pH tested the brand new bag of FFHF when I got it home Friday afternoon, and this is the result:
5.4...crazy, right? A full point below where it should be. Granted, the lime they probably add hadn't been activated yet by watering but that was too low for my comfort, so I added 2 Tbsp of dolomite lime/gallon to both plants on upcan. I'll run another test this weekend from the new (very heavy) pots. I forget what these things weigh when wet.
Hope all is well with you, and that you're getting sun earlier than 2pm. We go from May Gray to June Gloom here, which looks exactly the same but for the name change.
Did not but thanks for updating us!
Fat oof.
Damn, gotta keep those things backed up! I'm sure the new one will take stunning pics of gorgeous plants.
if u did score what would it have been? good jobHappy Monday everyone, and here is today's update on the Purple Ghost Candy from Seedsman!
It was looking a bit droopy last week, which previously meant it needed transplanting, so I did exactly that on Friday (day 39). Here it was before the deed:
Tons of happy white roots, which I tore up before replanting it in new Happy Frog soil:
I didn't want to get up and grab a knife to neatly score it in case you're wondering.
And here it is after the move:
And the following day:
Still not happy but no worse for wear. It's actually got a few large fans tucked down to get the lowers some better sunlight, but I figure it might take a week to really recover from the root ripping, and by that time it will be ready for topping. Stay tuned for that!
Thanks for reading, and look out below...
And here is the update on other stuff, like the upcan of the CapJunky on Friday, day 36.
It also was feeling droopy, though less so than the PGC:
Also nice roots I tore up:
And the results:
And the next day with some tucked leaves:
I'm hoping that they'll both be happier by the weekend!
Finally, I pH tested the brand new bag of FFHF when I got it home Friday afternoon, and this is the result:
5.4...crazy, right? A full point below where it should be. Granted, the lime they probably add hadn't been activated yet by watering but that was too low for my comfort, so I added 2 Tbsp of dolomite lime/gallon to both plants on upcan. I'll run another test this weekend from the new (very heavy) pots. I forget what these things weigh when wet.
Hope all is well with you, and that you're getting sun earlier than 2pm. We go from May Gray to June Gloom here, which looks exactly the same but for the name change.
Did not but thanks for updating us!
Fat oof.
Damn, gotta keep those things backed up! I'm sure the new one will take stunning pics of gorgeous plants.
Not sure I follow the question.
I sure hope so Otter! From what I've seen both the PCG and the CJ are some serious stretchers (indoors) so I'd like them to get sorted for the topping and training to get underway.
I can't believe how low it was out of the bag. I really wonder what the next test will show.
Thanks sb, the biceps are looking better too!
Mark! When I score roots I use a really sharp knife or a razor blade and run down the sides every 1.5-2" or so around the outside, and cut about 1/4" deep. Then I do a checkerboard across the bottom.
It'll be like it never happened..(the root ripping
)
I should probably just keep a blade handy when I transplant!
Driving to work this morning I heard a DJ say "I guess the sun doesn't like LA" and I wondered if she just moved here!
Ohh it’s “Marine Layer” season as you folk down in LA like to call it? We always called in fog up in the Bay hahahahahaI should probably just keep a blade handy when I transplant!
Driving to work this morning I heard a DJ say "I guess the sun doesn't like LA" and I wondered if she just moved here!
I figure sometime in early July we'll get sun before 2:00, but that will be just in time for flower.
