Momma's Outdoor Kitchen

[Momma's Kitchen]

10 hours in and I still have two plants to complete the trimming.

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

They need to start shooting anyone starting fires.

Amen

Sorry to about the bud rot I would do what Mr.S said above and keep a close eye on her for any new rot.

I am trying my best. Suppose to rain fri and lightly Saturday

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Nope not me, kids aren’t in school yet. (Thank god)

novas doing good!! She’s actually laying on the couch beside me sucking on a soother kicking me in the leg! Lol she’s teething like crazy!!

Have you ever put a wet toothbrush in the freezer? Then give it to her. The cold soothes the gums while the brush helps massage the gums to help the teeth break through.

So sorry for the environmental interrrutpion to your grow momma! Sounds like you’re doing the best you can. I remember the no sun and humid conditions around the fires - fully disgusting. Stick with it and keep on making those tough decisions when they come! You’ll have plenty of nice bud still - even if much of it is a bit early... better than gone I still commiserate as well tho, both are true.

Thanks Amy. So nervous about what to do. I trimmed hard last night but it's so humid here.
Really taking it day by day hour by hour.

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Mr S.... any thoughts?

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Red Afro

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• red afro

Red Afro

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• red afro

Gelato

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• gelato

Greenhouse

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• greenhouse

Greenhouse

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• 3
• greenhouse

Today

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• greenhouse hr

This morning

Super Lemon

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• super lemon

Greenhouse

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• Sep 16, 2020
• defoilate greenhouse blackout trimmed

Almost done

Alaskan Purple & Gelato

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• Sep 16, 2020
• alaskan purle gelato

 

[Joe Brewster]

Just try to keep the air moving ,around the plants & through the buds Especially when the sun comes out & temps spike When it goes from cold, damp to hot is the worst
You are doing a great job

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Just try to keep the air moving ,around the plants & through the buds Especially when the sun comes out & temps spike When it goes from cold, damp to hot is the worst
You are doing a great job

I'm trying. Getting very warm out.
It's 19 now so it'll get up to about 21 is my guess.
Air is very thick and hard to breathe.

Who need an HR monitor? My curls are so tight I have tight ringlets today.... it's a hat day

Have a great day! Off to pick up my trim bowl and another fan.

 

[oldsmokey]

I am trying my best. Suppose to rain fri and lightly Saturday

You doing a great job! Yes air movement is key Momma

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Defoliate

 

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Trichomes

 

[BeanTownFan420]

It's the good life!Killing it in the kitchen @Momma’s Kitchen

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

It's the good life!Killing it in the kitchen @Momma’s Kitchen

Thank you so much!

 

[oldsmokey]

You doing great

 

[MrSauga]

Mr S.... any thoughts?

Stop growing massive plants. Have you tried knitting?

Seriously you are handling it better than anyone I know right now. You've gotten pretty much all the advice we can give with air movement, dehueys, and heaters. Now it's a waiting game. If you see a plant start to mold then take her down.

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Okay so I just went to the greenhouse again to check on it. It's at 75% RH temps were 20.

I think tomorrow I'll start to take downSister Glue and Super Lemon.

Friday morning at 9 am it starts to rain. I'm going to move all the Gelato & Amnesia inside. I just worry it will stress them out.

Any thoughts on that?
Environments are sooo different

or should I just take down everything? I'm kinda leaning that way because I looked closer and more thoroughly and they are at about 20-25% amber.

 

[MrSauga]

Well 75% is better than what you were getting but ideally you need to be lower than 60%. 40's or low 50's is ideal. The VPD chart shows where you should be.

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Stop growing massive plants. Have you tried knitting?

Seriously you are handling it better than anyone I know right now. You've gotten pretty much all the advice we can give with air movement, dehueys, and heaters. Now it's a waiting game. If you see a plant start to mold then take her down.

yes I have. I knit one mitten with my Auntie when I was about 13.
I know what a Gusset is from that. It was so tricky but funny you say that because after this take down I was thinking of trying again for a sweater/off the shoulder number. I think I could do it. She taught me how to read instructions and I know the basic knit and pearl so how hard could it be. Can't be any harder than mittens so many angles.
Or maybe I should just stick to cannabis haha

 

[MrSauga]

Or maybe I should just stick to cannabis haha

I have a feeling you will succeed at anything you try. Sounds like a fun winter project.

 

[Momma's Kitchen]

Well 75% is better than what you were getting but ideally you need to be lower than 60%. 40's or low 50's is ideal. The VPD chart shows where you should be.

By morning it will be high again.
I also noticed when I was in there one of my Shiva Skunk Her soil is saturated. I don't think she's drinking anymore. So that's alarming And that would be from her last feeding which was three days ago

 

[MrSauga]

I also noticed when I was in there one of my Shiva Skunk Her soil is saturated. I don't think she's drinking anymore. So that's alarming

The plants slow their drinking down when coming to the end of their life. They start to take from the leaves to finish off. As long as you are within the breeder's window then it's normal. I can't see anything that would have shut her down environment wise.