@InTheShed Plants look great!
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Nice haul on the seeds Shed! 
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Thanks Rexer! I sure hope I get sprouts from a few testers. It will make me feel better about sending them to folks who needa Candida.
Congrats on the Candida seeds, Shed. I hope you get some viable ones after all your hard work.
By the way, your Red Dragon and Tin Can Kush are flowering nicely.
By the way, your Red Dragon and Tin Can Kush are flowering nicely.
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Thanks Bode! I figure if a few of the dented ones sprout then the others should be pretty consistently good.
Oh no, not a nemesis.
That's the last thing I need! I have great faith that the sidecar sprout will flourish wonderfully. Thank you HG! I think the Red Dragon might be ready as early as this weekend, or maybe middle of next week. I think it's actually going to be skipping tomorrow's watering, which would be the first time in over a month that it doesn't need it every other day.
Perfection!
My uncle wasn't as lucky as you, but then again his was the heater from a cigarette that managed to catch him by surprise down low. The car, and the guardrail, took most of the damage.And on my way to work this morning, something hit the window support on the passenger side (windows down) and bounced onto my neck.
His head looks 3 degrees off center.
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I had no idea what the correct response is to that so I went with Haha to Wow to Thanks!
Congrats on those Candida seeds Shed! 
. The Tin Can and Red Dragon are looking marvelous too! That bug looked like a Japanese Beetle? We have them every year and they destroy the leaves if a lot of plants around here. This year they seem like they are twice the size as normal. . The pics of your evening with friends and dogs are gorgeous. 
. The Tin Can and Red Dragon are looking marvelous too! That bug looked like a Japanese Beetle? We have them every year and they destroy the leaves if a lot of plants around here. This year they seem like they are twice the size as normal. . The pics of your evening with friends and dogs are gorgeous. - Thread starter
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Thanks!
Thanks!
Some sort of beetle though I don't know the species. We get them in the summers and they fly at you when you sit outside.
They're about an inch and a half long by an inch and a half wide...until they expand their wings!
Thanks!
I’m a fan of your Red Dragon and she’s looking lovely to me.
Now for the Big Win “CandidaSeeds”
Now for the Big Win “CandidaSeeds”
That bug is called a Figeater. A type of scarab beetle.
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Thanks Nev! I'm glad you like the RD, and I can't wait to see if the seeds sprout.
Thank you ma'am! It's also a type of kamikaze pilot.
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Woo Ray SEEDS !!! Plant/Buds look Taste i see why its called Red Dracon Now . We call them June Bugs here but they don't start good till July ,, Pretty strong amount of them this year ! I hope the seeds are good one they look pretty good from here LOL . 
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Let’s hope that gets you back on track.
Nice!
Beautiful!
We’ll that’s a bummer.
Nothing like a fine grow and a pocket of mostly great looking seeds! You did it! They'll germ I'm almost sure!
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Tuesday shorty update, quotes below!
Quick peek at the Summer/Fall grow:
I'm only keeping the Jack Herer to let the top nodes grow tall enough to try the perlite cloning method! The other two are getting the GrowMore blend with ammoniacal nitrogen to lower the pH of the crappy soil. We'll see...
Speaking of Jack Herer, it looks like the mutant is figuring out how to push out a node:
See those tiny things growing atop the stem? Me too! Still, I will not be keeping it.
How about some macro pics of the Candida-pollinated Tin Can Kush budlet:
Seeds? Who knows!
And while I was scoping the plant, look what I discovered scattered around:
Nanners! I plucked a few and then sprayed the plant with citric acid, because it was due anyway and the water will disable the pollen. It also turns out that citric acid is a contact-killer for insects! That's why I'm not seeing anything eating the flowering two. Nice.
I'm not really worried about the nanners at this stage though since it's too late in flower to produce any real seeds, and nothing else is in full pistilly bloom.
That's it for me today. I hope all is well with you lot!
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Wouldn't it be nice to get sprouts from those seeds?
Otter! And these are just the testers for me. The next batch should all get to maturity for an even better turnout. I'm actually thinking of flowering out my Candida mother just for seeds, but I'll probably just flip a clone in a few weeks. Maybe even in a Big Gulp cup in the closet...just to see if I can lure @Baron Von Blurple back here!
Quick peek at the Summer/Fall grow:
I'm only keeping the Jack Herer to let the top nodes grow tall enough to try the perlite cloning method! The other two are getting the GrowMore blend with ammoniacal nitrogen to lower the pH of the crappy soil. We'll see...
Speaking of Jack Herer, it looks like the mutant is figuring out how to push out a node:
See those tiny things growing atop the stem? Me too! Still, I will not be keeping it.
How about some macro pics of the Candida-pollinated Tin Can Kush budlet:
Seeds? Who knows!
And while I was scoping the plant, look what I discovered scattered around:
Nanners! I plucked a few and then sprayed the plant with citric acid, because it was due anyway and the water will disable the pollen. It also turns out that citric acid is a contact-killer for insects! That's why I'm not seeing anything eating the flowering two. Nice.
I'm not really worried about the nanners at this stage though since it's too late in flower to produce any real seeds, and nothing else is in full pistilly bloom.
That's it for me today. I hope all is well with you lot!
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Thanks sb! That RD is really showing the red in the leaves, and it's slowing down the drinking. I still watered it this morning (after thinking it might not be ready) because the days are really hot now and I'm sure it would have been wilted by late afternoon if I hadn't.
Wouldn't it be nice to get sprouts from those seeds?
I feel confident!
I know right? Correct pH...what a concept.
It was a great spot for a cliff-top stroll and a roast beef sandwich!
It was until last night. Now the bummer will be when I cut it down!
Otter! And these are just the testers for me. The next batch should all get to maturity for an even better turnout. I'm actually thinking of flowering out my Candida mother just for seeds, but I'll probably just flip a clone in a few weeks. Maybe even in a Big Gulp cup in the closet...just to see if I can lure @Baron Von Blurple back here!
And I’m happy to hear that the Jack Herer is finally amounting to something for you and going to be doing research in the science field. I look forward to the new JH.
The Jack’s seem to be a little stubborn on you lately.Now that’s a 4 Star accomplishment in my book and I’ve been happy watching it happen.
Will the seeds have time to mature before TCK is ready for harvest?
Maybe Tin Can Kush wants to pollinate a Candida. Payback, Baby!