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Thanks Shed
I'll be doing it tomorrow. Lights are out.
I book marked it too.
OK after three hours of scrubbing and bleaching I finally feel like the veg room is clean. There is about a dozen 1 gallons left in there that I am going to keep and retrain them and then throw them into bud. My bedroom is full. I also have to say I made the executive decision today to throw out my My mothers I was keeping from the outdoor garden. I noticed some rot on some of the leaves and I just don't wanna risk on my healthy plants indoors so I had to let them go.
I have the clones of them anyways and they're doing really good. I started to LST them today and IPM.
Just in case anything came in with them. Plus I have enough plants that I just don't like risking anything to moving into the bud room.
Anyway by doing that throwing them out it freed up all that space so half my room is now vacant in the bud room and ready for my red Afros to come in. I really hope the red Afro's that are in veg right now grow enough that I can clone and hopefully catch up to these clones I don't know if I can do it I'm gonna try to push them though. Then I'll have all three phenotypes in one grow. Which would make for a really really pretty room.All the different reds and purples and pinks. I think I'm gonna start a new journal just for that And use my other journals just to send updates and have my Red Afros as my focus.
I guess it's official I'm supposed to close this journal. Oh no I still have to do my changes OK that'll be another day.
I'll be doing it tomorrow. Lights are out.
I book marked it too.
OK after three hours of scrubbing and bleaching I finally feel like the veg room is clean. There is about a dozen 1 gallons left in there that I am going to keep and retrain them and then throw them into bud. My bedroom is full. I also have to say I made the executive decision today to throw out my My mothers I was keeping from the outdoor garden. I noticed some rot on some of the leaves and I just don't wanna risk on my healthy plants indoors so I had to let them go.
I have the clones of them anyways and they're doing really good. I started to LST them today and IPM.
Just in case anything came in with them. Plus I have enough plants that I just don't like risking anything to moving into the bud room.
Anyway by doing that throwing them out it freed up all that space so half my room is now vacant in the bud room and ready for my red Afros to come in. I really hope the red Afro's that are in veg right now grow enough that I can clone and hopefully catch up to these clones I don't know if I can do it I'm gonna try to push them though. Then I'll have all three phenotypes in one grow. Which would make for a really really pretty room.All the different reds and purples and pinks. I think I'm gonna start a new journal just for that And use my other journals just to send updates and have my Red Afros as my focus.
I guess it's official I'm supposed to close this journal. Oh no I still have to do my changes OK that'll be another day.
Thanks for the reminder! I went to bookmark it just now only to discover that I already bookmarked it at the time you posted it.
I miss Archi!
Sounds like a good plan.
Nice planning momma! I look forward to next season’s version! And will be over to follow your adventures w Red Afro 
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Though you might get a kick out of this
Planted some flower pots at my friends place last year, on her pavement patio
Some of the seeds started on there own , this year in the cracks
Much better than the weeds that go there
Planted some flower pots at my friends place last year, on her pavement patio
Some of the seeds started on there own , this year in the cracks
Much better than the weeds that go there
Well the Harvest is in. I got 4 watermelons off the 1 plant I started late next door
Growing in the rocks
got a 13lb, 11 lb , 8 lb & 5.5 lb
I had them covered with poly for the last week to try & finish them
Fingers crossed they sound good when I thump em , but only real way to tell is cut it open
Growing in the rocks
got a 13lb, 11 lb , 8 lb & 5.5 lb
I had them covered with poly for the last week to try & finish them
Fingers crossed they sound good when I thump em , but only real way to tell is cut it open
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Okay Brewster!!!! I frigging love watermelon. It is my favourite fruit by far. I always have it in my juicer, picture or plate, I just find it unique and very refreshing.
I planted a pretty veggie garden but I fear I had to many gardens this summer and my watermelon got chocked out by Pumpkin (that grows like a weed... pardon the pun).... and then thankfully a have a good...sick.... no good sense of humor as my Pumpkin (thinking they would be large) turned out to be Gourd size... hahah
Okay Ill post a picture of my watermelon.... no laughing.... okay go ahead, I did.
I planted a pretty veggie garden but I fear I had to many gardens this summer and my watermelon got chocked out by Pumpkin (that grows like a weed... pardon the pun).... and then thankfully a have a good...sick.... no good sense of humor as my Pumpkin (thinking they would be large) turned out to be Gourd size... hahah
Okay Ill post a picture of my watermelon.... no laughing.... okay go ahead, I did.
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Aww! Cute little watermelon!!
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I love the flower Brewster!!!
Confession: All along the highways from Alberta to home are lined with "Wildflowers" from seeds that I had left over from our wedding. I scattered them as we drove through, out the window. So I love seeing flowers in weird places. Something beautiful about the contrast. It reminds me of a tree growing on a rock, over cliff, yet I can plant grass in the best of conditions and get nothing.
Confession: All along the highways from Alberta to home are lined with "Wildflowers" from seeds that I had left over from our wedding. I scattered them as we drove through, out the window. So I love seeing flowers in weird places. Something beautiful about the contrast. It reminds me of a tree growing on a rock, over cliff, yet I can plant grass in the best of conditions and get nothing.
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OK so I'm gonna start my list of things that I would either delete, try, and expand on,.
1. Do not run your indoor garden at the same time.
2. Ramp the indoor Garden, three weeks before harvest.
3. Buy a second greenhouse, wood, spikes, rock, filter fabric, & two brackets
4. Build a workstation by the greenhouse
5. Build an arm that only has clear plastic To cover the greenhouse on rain days. And when I say cover I mean only the top.
6. Bring more power to the greenhouse
7. Add two or three more fans, isolating
8. Build a platform to raise them 6 inches off the ground
9. Buy an extra garden hose
10. Start greenhouse so it finishes no later than the last week of August
11. Make sure you have enough canisters for curing
12. Buy a half size rake, To straighten out the rocks and help collect any fallen leaves
13. Order mega crop prior to starting greenhouse
14. Buy 2 packs of cane
15. Buy another dehumidifier. Larger one
16. Look at buying a little cart to help move the 5 gallon jugs around to the greenhouse
17. Order colourful seeds, January 1
18. Buy another 15 foot rope
19. Buy cordless security camera for inside both greenhouses
20. Order more Bóveda packs
I may add to this as I go along and things trigger a memory but otherwise I gues
Sending all the love to those that need it & for keeping me company here. For helping guide me through the unknown and always the unexpected. Along with teaching me the things I didn't know.
Life is a journey not a destination
I give thanks
There were many people that jumped in an out of my journal and some lurking lue's in the background. I just wanted to say I appreciate all of your feedback and company. I do have a special mention to & along with a thank you to some folks....
@MrSauga You've has been there for me through many journals now. Enlightening me on new information, My nutrients, any bugs, pretty much everything That can happen in a grow, you've been there for me. You've helped me with so much I just have to send a virtual hug to you.
@Pennywise Penny for your company wisdom and a wealth of knowledge. I loved watching your videos and hearing your accent. Trying To put a voice to your name is nice. That encouraged me to try videos. And you're always online So I never felt alone.
@oldsmokey You're always there cheering me on, if I had questions and I couldn't find out you would be quick to reach out to help find the information I was looking for so for that I am always grateful. Not to mention dam your a good cook! Master chef right here! Wifey is a lucky lady.
@Amy Gardner Big shout out again to you for your brilliant idea of uncovering after a couple hours until darkness set in, so the greenhouse could breathe properly at night and I wouldn't have to get up at the crack of crazy to uncover it. That right there saved me so much sleep. So thank you!
@BeanTownFan420 I've always appreciated your positive vibes and calming comments. Thank you for keeping me company
@Brewsterman Ive enjoyed you jumping in and out and sharing your story with your plants and all your beautiful gardens. Thanks your company
@Sunnyskies Mahalo my friend! Thanks Sunny for staying with me throughout the journal, sharing your beautiful Hawaiian pictures on your. Fills my heart back up. I miss it there so much it's like heaven on earth.Along with asking me to join your journal. That meant a lot. Thank you for being you
@InTheShed my goodness where do I even begin. I can't thank you enough for all the research you do not just for me but for everyone here, helping and guiding me/us all the way. Teaching me hard lessons like, "it's all on you" Oddly enough when I start getting overwhelmed which does happen, that pops in my mind. It slows me down actually, and helps me re-organize my plan because when I get like that you're right it's all on me. Sometimes I get too excited and take on too much. Regardless, you've added to my journal and helped me shift so I am sending you much gratitude
@Backlipslide A proud family man, I've loved you sharing your baby N with us. Thanks for your company Back. I always look forward to having chats with you on here. Also a shout out for your technical support. Me and electronics/electricity don't always connect properly. So my videos, as rough as they were ha ha, I tried, nowhere as amazing as yours but I'll try to figure some more things out in between journals. a big thank you
When I have a little more time.... I'love post my Bloopers video.....
No shortage of video to take from haha
Sending love & light my friends
Momma
1. Do not run your indoor garden at the same time.
2. Ramp the indoor Garden, three weeks before harvest.
3. Buy a second greenhouse, wood, spikes, rock, filter fabric, & two brackets
4. Build a workstation by the greenhouse
5. Build an arm that only has clear plastic To cover the greenhouse on rain days. And when I say cover I mean only the top.
6. Bring more power to the greenhouse
7. Add two or three more fans, isolating
8. Build a platform to raise them 6 inches off the ground
9. Buy an extra garden hose
10. Start greenhouse so it finishes no later than the last week of August
11. Make sure you have enough canisters for curing
12. Buy a half size rake, To straighten out the rocks and help collect any fallen leaves
13. Order mega crop prior to starting greenhouse
14. Buy 2 packs of cane
15. Buy another dehumidifier. Larger one
16. Look at buying a little cart to help move the 5 gallon jugs around to the greenhouse
17. Order colourful seeds, January 1
18. Buy another 15 foot rope
19. Buy cordless security camera for inside both greenhouses
20. Order more Bóveda packs
I may add to this as I go along and things trigger a memory but otherwise I gues
Sending all the love to those that need it & for keeping me company here. For helping guide me through the unknown and always the unexpected. Along with teaching me the things I didn't know.
Life is a journey not a destination
I give thanks
There were many people that jumped in an out of my journal and some lurking lue's in the background. I just wanted to say I appreciate all of your feedback and company. I do have a special mention to & along with a thank you to some folks....
@MrSauga You've has been there for me through many journals now. Enlightening me on new information, My nutrients, any bugs, pretty much everything That can happen in a grow, you've been there for me. You've helped me with so much I just have to send a virtual hug to you.
@Pennywise Penny for your company wisdom and a wealth of knowledge. I loved watching your videos and hearing your accent. Trying To put a voice to your name is nice. That encouraged me to try videos. And you're always online So I never felt alone.
@oldsmokey You're always there cheering me on, if I had questions and I couldn't find out you would be quick to reach out to help find the information I was looking for so for that I am always grateful. Not to mention dam your a good cook! Master chef right here! Wifey is a lucky lady.
@Amy Gardner Big shout out again to you for your brilliant idea of uncovering after a couple hours until darkness set in, so the greenhouse could breathe properly at night and I wouldn't have to get up at the crack of crazy to uncover it. That right there saved me so much sleep. So thank you!
@BeanTownFan420 I've always appreciated your positive vibes and calming comments. Thank you for keeping me company
@Brewsterman Ive enjoyed you jumping in and out and sharing your story with your plants and all your beautiful gardens. Thanks your company
@Sunnyskies Mahalo my friend! Thanks Sunny for staying with me throughout the journal, sharing your beautiful Hawaiian pictures on your. Fills my heart back up. I miss it there so much it's like heaven on earth.Along with asking me to join your journal. That meant a lot. Thank you for being you
@InTheShed my goodness where do I even begin. I can't thank you enough for all the research you do not just for me but for everyone here, helping and guiding me/us all the way. Teaching me hard lessons like, "it's all on you" Oddly enough when I start getting overwhelmed which does happen, that pops in my mind. It slows me down actually, and helps me re-organize my plan because when I get like that you're right it's all on me. Sometimes I get too excited and take on too much. Regardless, you've added to my journal and helped me shift so I am sending you much gratitude
@Backlipslide A proud family man, I've loved you sharing your baby N with us. Thanks for your company Back. I always look forward to having chats with you on here. Also a shout out for your technical support. Me and electronics/electricity don't always connect properly. So my videos, as rough as they were ha ha, I tried, nowhere as amazing as yours but I'll try to figure some more things out in between journals. a big thank you
When I have a little more time.... I'love post my Bloopers video.....
No shortage of video to take from haha
Sending love & light my friends
Momma
Thanks for the thoughts Momma, and I enjoyed every minute of it!
This seems to be the easiest, and most logical imho.
Watching you grow has been a pleasure. Looking forward to whatever you have next for us to enjoy.
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Always glad to help where I can! And what a great list - very thorough! I have a question about this one:
Will you be covering the entire greenhouse with a blackout tarp for 12 hour/day to accomplish this or just growing really fast-flowering plants?
It has been a pleasure to follow your grow and you did a great job with it. Looking forward to your new journal.
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I'm going to start the flip earlier. Haha your funny. I was thinking about autos but I've never run them before and don't know their magic yet so maybe I'll do one tent autos and the other not. What do you think?
I was actually being serious! There are folks who flip outside using tarps for light deprivation. Magnus8 and newty come to mind.
But it makes much more sense with autos, though I've never had great luck with autos outside compared to photos. They tend not to like my variable environment. That may be less of the case if I had a greenhouse though!
But it makes much more sense with autos, though I've never had great luck with autos outside compared to photos. They tend not to like my variable environment. That may be less of the case if I had a greenhouse though!
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