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Lewydeville
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Good morning 420. Today it’s raining here in the U.K. so that means I get the day off and plenty of time for gardening and journal surfing, I’ve got some serious catching up to do!
Firstly my time in my grow spot is rapidly coming to an end and I’ve got no option but to flip the four remaining plants. I know it’s probably going to be unbearably hot over the next two months but it’s either have a go or cull them. The plants don’t look too bad considering the very little attention I’ve given them, stems aren’t as thick as I like but each plant has a fat healthy root ball. I’m hoping if I can keep the canopy low the fan and plenty of frozen bottles might help out when the temps rise. Last run I couldn’t keep the fan oscillating as I ran out of space and the two plants not getting any breeze really suffered.
Over the last 3 days I’ve started to throw a few my seeds into soak to test them for viability. Mixed results so far but I have been using mostly the odd shaped or immature beans first so I’m not reading too much into it. The seeds from the Chocolatina mother are worrying me the most though as after breaking a few open they don’t look the best and very dry inside compared to beans from the Wedding Cake mother.
Here are 3 Wedding Cake beans recently soaked. They seem to have very strong shells I’m not sure if that’s good or bad but at least they’re viable. I’m going to continue my testing and I’ll report back hopefully with some better results.
Firstly my time in my grow spot is rapidly coming to an end and I’ve got no option but to flip the four remaining plants. I know it’s probably going to be unbearably hot over the next two months but it’s either have a go or cull them. The plants don’t look too bad considering the very little attention I’ve given them, stems aren’t as thick as I like but each plant has a fat healthy root ball. I’m hoping if I can keep the canopy low the fan and plenty of frozen bottles might help out when the temps rise. Last run I couldn’t keep the fan oscillating as I ran out of space and the two plants not getting any breeze really suffered.
Over the last 3 days I’ve started to throw a few my seeds into soak to test them for viability. Mixed results so far but I have been using mostly the odd shaped or immature beans first so I’m not reading too much into it. The seeds from the Chocolatina mother are worrying me the most though as after breaking a few open they don’t look the best and very dry inside compared to beans from the Wedding Cake mother.