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Which plant looks the most happy? I didn't really see it until the upload and I looked wowza! That Stank soil sure is doing something right.
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Good time to train! That lanky one was outta control 
. Good thing you'll have more room soon, they look great!
If only your top leaves look like that it's probably light (or heat) stress.
Kinda not surprising that the StankSoil is taking the lead...I've heard tell that Van grows nice plants in his
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. Good thing you'll have more room soon, they look great!If only your top leaves look like that it's probably light (or heat) stress.
Kinda not surprising that the StankSoil is taking the lead...I've heard tell that Van grows nice plants in his
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Her clone is showing it pretty well. It was more yellow on the big girl. I kept thinking it was a deficiency then I saw how the color would stop right at the leaf vein. Glad I didn't try to "fix" it before I figured it out. Here is her clone.
very nice otter flush away buddyI watered these babies 10 days ago with 1 gallon of water. No runoff, I wanted to go lightly as it was the first real watering in the new pots. This morning three of them showed me slight wilt and one, The one with Stank Soil did not so I watered the three to slight runoff which was about a gallon and a half. The #4 Stank Soil one is pretty light but not today.
The tall pheno one got some lst. She was shooting for the moon and I had to stop the madness and spread things out some. That didn't help the room situation in the tent though. Good thing the flower tent is going down any minute now. Here they are.
@Virgin ground does this look like the veragation thin you have on yours? This could be light stress.
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I'll have to wait for them to grow out a little more to tell I think. Those are cool.Her clone is showing it pretty well. It was more yellow on the big girl. I kept thinking it was a deficiency then I saw how the color would stop right at the leaf vein. Glad I didn't try to "fix" it before I figured it out. Here is her clone.
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Which plant are those leaves on? Are they the tall pheno? Mine looks closest to your #3 at that age.
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Ya the tall one. I'm pretty sure it got too close to the light one day now that I've seen yours. That thing was growing like crazy.
smokesbetter
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Let me get some new lights off / i was wanting the shed to not look like an Alien Space Ship was in the yard
I really didn't think to much about it lol
FoNz
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Man, fell behind on your grow quick! Great progress, good call on up pot. I love your blue photo chair 
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Hey FoNz, good to see you. The chair is a priceless hodgepodge. The blue top being from my Stepdad, and the bottom is from my parents house when I was like 10. Shit 54 years ago. The pieces begged to be together.Man, fell behind on your grow quick! Great progress, good call on up pot. I love your blue photo chair
Hey Stone.
I should probably get with the program and call you Otter, like everyone else does.
I was wondering what your tall pheno smells like. I was reading someone's grow diary and they said the short pheno is very citrusy, and the tall pheno tasted like strawberry yogurt. The grower said they much preferred the tall pheno.
I should probably get with the program and call you Otter, like everyone else does.
I was wondering what your tall pheno smells like. I was reading someone's grow diary and they said the short pheno is very citrusy, and the tall pheno tasted like strawberry yogurt. The grower said they much preferred the tall pheno.
FoNz
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We have some handmade iron chairs that are probably similarly aged. Originally from some old ice-cream shop back in the day. Also several coats of paint on em, most recently bright yellow.
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Oooh interesting, I'll check it out and get back to you. Something special sounds fun.
I've been called lots of things, all of them good here so you know, all good.
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That's a sweet chair. Imagine it chrome in it's day. I'd sit that.We have some handmade iron chairs that are probably similarly aged. Originally from some old ice-cream shop back in the day. Also several coats of paint on em, most recently bright yellow.
smokesbetter
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Something like this?
Not quite that loud But close / surprised my nosey neighbors haven't called over the winter when light was 24 hr. Have a pick inside mine .. - Thread starter
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Real nice Smokes!
I know wasps can cramp your style. I leave them alone because they eat aphids, spiders and some mites. If they are aggressive that's different and they need to go.
Got wasp and i hate them basterds
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If they're in my house they need to go.