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There they are after a little cleaning up. Tell me what you think, is there anything else that may need to be done. I am open for suggestions. Thanks for checking them out.
Keith's First Plant
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They look much better Keith. Good job! 
Real nice Keith! Real nice! I'm jealous of your buds! They're so big!
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Thanks, GDB there is a lot of larf left and it is just taking away from the good buds. I will remove more in a couple weeks.They look much better Keith. Good job!
Personally I like to remove a little more and open up the bottom but they look great. That’s just me and I think if you’re happy with it then you should go with it. CL
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Thanks Stone there is a cannabis convention I believe in Sept. are you going to any of them?
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I was thinking the same thing Capt. But I need to wait a while before removing any more. I want the nutrients to go for the good buds and not the ones that will amount to nothing. The middle of the apple fritter is open, but you cannot see that in the pictures. The sativa sour diesels have plenty of open space but there are more little buds at the bottom of the plants. The buds at the top of the Sativa's are pretty much open up. I believe I am starting week 4 of flower on the apple fritter and week 3 of the sour diesels. Thanks Capt. your input is always appreciated.Personally I like to remove a little more and open up the bottom but they look great. That’s just me and I think if you’re happy with it then you should go with it. CL
If you go back for more I would suggest plucking only larf buds off the stems and leaving all the remaining fans (unless they are leaning on another leaf). As the plant ages it's better for them to have a lot of fan leaves to soak up the sun as well as using them if they're running short on one nutrient element or another.
This is all I took off Grandpa's Moonshine yesterday on flip day 26...just larf:
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Thanks, Shed I appreciate the advice. I will follow your advice and I have plenty of fans left but could use the fan leaves for signs of problems. I have been feeding a lot and still have the fear of adding to much of something. This is growing fears for me, and the buds can use the nutrients I would think. I am very glad to have you around Shed.If you go back for more I would suggest plucking only larf buds off the stems and leaving all the remaining fans (unless they are leaning on another leaf). As the plant ages it's better for them to have a lot of fan leaves to soak up the sun as well as using them if they're running short on one nutrient element or another.
This is all I took off Grandpa's Moonshine yesterday on flip day 26...just larf:
Wow! You plant looks great. What size pot do you have it in? Will this plant be finished end of September? do you have more then 1 plant?
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Thanks, and they are in 25-gallon pots. Two grow pots and one standard old pot. They will be done hopefully in October. There is 3 plants. One is a 50/50 and the other two are 90/10 sativa. An apple fritter and two sour diesels.
Oh nice. My brother did an apple fritter last year it was his favorit.. sour diesel going old school!!!
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Thanks KONK I love the looks of the apple fritter; it smells great too.
My brother and I always trade flower to each other because we grow different strains BUT he would give that up In the trade lol.. we both grow 4 plants each of different strains BUT this year he also won’t trade because all of his plants died from all the rain so it looks like I’ll be giving up some flower to him this year lol..
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beautiful good jobsome morning pictures
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Thats a good brother.
Look at her stacking! Sweet!!Flowering pictures
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Thanks, marcus I appreciate the kind words.
Excellent point. I couldn’t agree more. Growing this clone has rekindled my love for soil. I’m enjoying building her roots out. I forgot how easy organic soil is! It’s like zero work!
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Thanks Jon the apple fritter is my favorite.
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