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It's so cool when someone with a sense of humor sees an opportunity and grabs it! It's an image you will always have in your head. I wonder if someone saved that sign!At night, rave near the guards apartment naked with a blue light.
Oh thanks Joe! I still wonder if it's been proven that flushing magnesium from the buds is possible.Well its mag you want out of your bud.
Shed I think dabs is saying flush out magnesium bro
Last few weeks calcium and potassium all needed really
Thanks, you too Dutch!Hey Shed ! Thanks for the info on the rapid rooters! Hope you are off to a good start for your Monday! Happy days my friend!
Thanks for putting the troll in his place. He needed that. Or maybe it was me who needed it.
@TheMadDabber still hasn't told me if he wants me to cut the stems shorter in the cloninator. Some of them don't reach the bottoms of the netpot though...
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Welcome to the working week (except those in retail)! Let us begin with some photographs of the Treacle family...
Blue Treacle 1 (formerly aka "Freacle") on day 37. I'm hoping for some stretch as it's only about 12" tall!:
And BT2 on day 11. Still getting distilled water because it looks fine and the cotyledons are still green. Next time I water the AK and Sour G clones though I will dilute some and give this one a taste of nutes:
I'm probably going to train this one but I'm going to wait until it's taller before I flatten it. I think the ones I started short stayed too close to the soil, preventing air circulation and making it hard to neem the lower branches.
While we're looking at the young ones, here is Peyote Critical on day 7:
And because who doesn't love an inverse sand castle, here is the up-pot of the lavender that rooted after two months in the cloninator:
Per bobrown, I did not score the roots! After it fills this pot with roots it goes in the ground.
That's what I've got today. I hope everyone had a great weekend and is easing back into work gently.