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Well, it's ophicial, the stretch is on!!
More Phyto's Phun!
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Really seeing the stretch, it's gonna be tight, I can only raise the main light about 3-4 inches and still be phire saphe.
Canopy looks fantastic AmigoReally seeing the stretch, it's gonna be tight, I can only raise the main light about 3-4 inches and still be phire saphe.
Going to be amazing.
Stay safe
Bill284
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Really looking phorward to it, it's been a while since I grew photos. I really want to start growing outdoors again, but right now they are putting phoam roof on the house, then as soon as that's done I need to have my porches torn down a new phoundation poured and new inner and outter porches put up (it's a second story porch that connects to the levee in phront of the house). Yes, the porches have a pretty good! lean!Canopy looks fantastic Amigo
Going to be amazing.
Stay safe
Bill284
I see green grass and beautiful hills.Really looking phorward to it, it's been a while since I grew photos. I really want to start growing outdoors again, but right now they are putting phoam roof on the house, then as soon as that's done I need to have my porches torn down a new phoundation poured and new inner and outter porches put up (it's a second story porch that connects to the levee in phront of the house). Yes, the porches have a pretty good! lean!
Your view must be fantastic.
I still have snow.
Sorry about the porches.
Stay safe
Bill284
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I can't complain, the inner porch is 65 years old, it's phoundation cracked a long time ago and is slowly sinking/tipping. The outter porch is just as old, although I did rebuild it about 40 years ago!! This time, I'm too darn old, "I pay the man"!I see green grass and beautiful hills.
Your view must be fantastic.
I still have snow.
Sorry about the porches.
Can't really complain, the inner porch is 65 years old, the outter is
Stay safe
Bill284
Can't beat the view oph the porch:
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Been 2 weeks since phlip and the cottontops are starting to show. I'm really liking the Geophlora nutes!!! No PH up, no PH down. Just tap water and walk away!!!! Temps have been phlucuating a bit with the outdoor weather, running between 77-85 during the day, mid-low 60's at night. RH runs about 50-60%, going to set up another small phan to pull in air phrom the garage, that should lower it into the 35-45% range.
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Another small update. I raised the lights as high as they can saphely go (12 inches from rooph), and kicked them up to 70%. Temps are staying in the high 70's to low 80's (it's been rather cool the last couple weeks, with R/H in the 50-60% range. I plucked 50 or so leaves to open things up (but you can barely tell), but while I was doing it I got some wiphphs of some really nice odors! The stretch is slowing and the buds are starting to build.
HappyHazmat88
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Awesome garden phyto....... I just happened to wander over at the best part 
Looks like the Torch cacti I sent are thriving, @Phytoplankton , cannabis lookin' awesome, too! 
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Been about 3 1/2 weeks since phlip, things are going very well, the temps are between 78-85 with 40-60% humidity, 60% is usually right afer I water. Here's some pics of the girls:
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Actually the torch cacti are still in pots, they haven’t grown too much, but that’s because they’re in small pots and I forgot to fertilize them for about a year, now that they’re getting some nutes they’re growing much better, now I’m looking for a good place to plant them.Looks like the Torch cacti I sent are thriving, @Phytoplankton , cannabis lookin' awesome, too!
Don't plant them next to a pathway- they get gnarly 2 inch spines when older. One of them started to lean in my garden and shredded my space blanket reflector like it was mylar or sumpin'... 
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LOL, I learned that when I tried to weed the containers they were in. Those are gnarly spines, the San Pedro’s have much shorter spines, but more of them. At least leather welding gloves will keep you pretty safe with the San Pedro’s, but the torches go through them like a hot knife through butter! (Ask me how I know)Don't plant them next to a pathway- they get gnarly 2 inch spines when older. One of them started to lean in my garden and shredded my space blanket reflector like it was mylar or sumpin'...
I ended up wrapping the plant in a magazine when I took cuttings. The multiple clay coated pages are slick and dense enough to deflect the needles so I could grab it firmly. No pokey, no bleedy! 
OMG!
How the phuck did I miss this grow adventure?
Looks great PHy
How the phuck did I miss this grow adventure?
Looks great PHy
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Time phor an update, they're looking real good and this week I noticed that sweet smell oph bud! Starting to get a phew yellow leaves on the plant, but they're mostly very old phan leaves. Also beginning to see a little bit oph purpling on the leaf tips. I top dressed today with some geophlora bloom (2nd time I've added bloom nutes). Here's how the girls are looking, thanks phor phollowing along:
Leaving town tomorrow and the wiphe will again be watching the girls. Be gone for a week, got to open up my moms summer place, she’s 90 and raking a winters worth of pine needles is not in her future,. I’ll be raking and burning, mending some fences, hopefully the snow has melted!
Leaving town tomorrow and the wiphe will again be watching the girls. Be gone for a week, got to open up my moms summer place, she’s 90 and raking a winters worth of pine needles is not in her future,. I’ll be raking and burning, mending some fences, hopefully the snow has melted!
Hey hey pH!
Looks Phantabulous!
And I love that you are a good son. I am lucky enough to have one of those. You make our lives so much better. Xo
Looks Phantabulous!
And I love that you are a good son. I am lucky enough to have one of those. You make our lives so much better. Xo
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Back from the mountains and 7 days of pine needle hell!!! Pretty sure LandSat picked up the plumes from a couple of my burn piles, literally raked and burned a couple acres of pine needles. Time phor an update, was gone for a week and the wiphe did a great job of watching the girls. I'm getting a slight bit of yellowing, but I don't think it's nute related, most of the lower leaves are phine, the mid level leaves are showing it most, but they are also very old phan leaves. I'm thinking it's a issue with lights (burn/bleaching), I turned up the lights to 80% and the yellowing got worse, so I turned them back down to 70%. Still many weeks to go, but a couple are starting to purple up. Temps are holding between 76-85 during the day, probably dropping to the mid 60's at night (I'm not getting up at 4 AM to check the temps when the lights come on). R/H is mostly in the 40-55% range slightly more right after watering. Thanks for phollowing along!
So, an overview:
A little purple showing:
Another one of the girls:
So, an overview:
A little purple showing:
Another one of the girls:
If ok I would like to jump in and follow your journal Phytoplankton. 