InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time

Van Stank said:
I am about 20 miles from the New Hampshire border with Mass. Our early fall can be cool and wet....tough for anything other than a legit 7-8 week strain.
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Roost is up close to the Canadian border but I'm not sure of the timing on what he plants out in the woods. I am sure there are some quick flowering strains that would love to be planted in the hollow stump of a rotting New England tree!
 
Supercropping the Sativas is fun. I've been splitting top too. I would give your tops a couple of weeks at least. You can bend those out too. They look great! Glad to see the sun with you.
 
Ripe1 said:
Supercropping the Sativas is fun. I've been splitting top too. I would give your tops a couple of weeks at least. You can bend those out too. They look great! Glad to see the sun with you.
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Two weeks would be great, but if it needs another week to adapt, I can be flexible :).
 
I've been meaning to do my little schpeel on supercropping it's an excellent technique for any strain! .... well most strains. And panda film works both ways.... (insert dirty joke here) It keeps light out and reflects the light inside back in... the blue tarp should so well, and NEVER forget when in doubt, cardboard and duct tape FTW
 
TheMadDabber said:
cardboard and duct tape FTW
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LOL! I never mess with that stuff. Too dangerous. Have to wait until I can get a pro down here to help. Put me on the schedule ;).
 
RheinRover said:
Really is nice seeing your girls get their tan on! Seeing them shine in the sunlight is awesome, hope one day I can have some outdoor beauties. The structure of Gold Leaf reminds me of a ornamental citrus, very cool!
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It's beginning to feel like spring is coming, but I know the LA winter isn't over yet so they have to enjoy it while they can! And that Gold Leaf does have a strange look to it. It's a monstercrop but it's not acting like one - it's not all crazy and branchy. Rider grew these from seed and said they get really bushy, so I'm keeping that in mind when I prune. When I cut it, it just bushes up again. Not a lot of vertical growth, just mo' leaves!

And when you're dreaming of outdoor beauties, try not to picture my bug-leaf image. It will wake you up bigly!
 
InTheShed said:
It's beginning to feel like spring is coming, but I know the LA winter isn't over yet so they have to enjoy it while they can! And that Gold Leaf does have a strange look to it. It's a monstercrop but it's not acting like one - it's not all crazy and branchy. Rider grew these from seed and said they get really bushy, so I'm keeping that in mind when I prune. When I cut it, it just bushes up again. Not a lot of vertical growth, just mo' leaves!

And when you're dreaming of outdoor beauties, try not to picture my bug-leaf image. It will wake you up bigly!
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I am having the same problem with Cheese5. You cut some leaves and she's like "Have twice what you took!" WTF! You little plants better mind!
 
Wednesday and bright grey outside, decision was to leave everything in the shed. Sour G was thirsty, so I mixed up a gallon of:
5ml cal/mag+
½tsp Armor Si
2tsp Grow Big
4tbs Big Bloom
pH at 6.6

Still can't tell male or female on day 53. I'll try to get some macro shots tomorrow.

Only photo update is the nice recovery AK is having. I think the water yesterday was a big help, and I had to bend a few more branches already. New growth is looking good. Pardon the color shifts:
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AK after supercrop

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AK new growth after supercrop

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AK new growth after supercrop

Even though it may get grey
Spring
Oh spring
Is on its way.
 
Pterostychus said:
looking good over there ... that AK is a strong and resilient strain ... a keeper ?
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Seems like it. I know my wife likes the auto version so I'm guessing she'll like this one too. I'll take some clones of the clones later this summer to keep around to make sure.
 
Right up her alley :).
 
Derbybud said:
Well shed I'm back and man does that AK love her new pot and training your putting her thru. I think she'll be ready in 2 weeks for a flip job
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Thanks Derby! Glad to have you back but I'm sure Grandma will be missed.

The way the AK has perked up between yesterday and today bodes well for two weeks!
 
High Shed - garden looking sweet. Site seems super swiftly too. I know they were upgrading the backend server software this morning so maybe it’s that - hope so.

AK looks lush :yummy:

InTheShed said:
I'll try to get some macro shots tomorrow
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Ooh yes please - love macros! I’m sure she’ll show herself...

Pterostychus said:
she will love this one better ... autos tend to have a higher CBD lvl so they can make autos lean more to the bodystone couchlock side then the energized, racey brain, laugh like crazy kinda high
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High Pterostychus - AFAIK CBD is uplifting and alerting. Maybe you’re thinking of CBN, which is what THC degrades/converts to as it ages (either during ripening - hence amber - or aging in cure), and CBN has a physical sedative effect. I don’t know what it would be about autos that enhances this - maybe the THC starts to convert to CBN more quickly (like everything happens faster in an auto), but I don’t think it’d be CBD creating that couch-lock effect.
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InTheShed said:
Even though it may get grey
Spring
Oh spring
Is on its way.
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:yummy:
:Namaste:
 
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