Have a wonderful happy Christmas Mr & Mr Teddy 
Mr Teddy's Greek Indoor Grow - Indicas - Soil - LEDs
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Teddy Edwards
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Love your updates! Must admit they dont look too different between the before and after - but they do look really healthy
nhteatime. Still got to get used to defoliating. 
"I really did!"
Well lets hope a little goes a long way haha. I do see that you helped expose a few mid/upper nodes, but the defol is more for the benefit of the low,low ones. Oh well, I applaud the effort hahaha. I don't blame you not wanting to bother the leaves too much, they're gorgeous
Doing it fully is my next step in the programme.
Happy Christmas!I'd welcome a discussion on defoliation. Please feel free to thrash it out here. But right now it's late on Christmas Eve so I'm with Grizz.
Have a wonderful happy Christmas Mr & Mr Teddy
Hey, back from the digital dead.
jaga. And a peaceful Christmas and New Year to you two too. .........
Silent night
Holy night
All is calm
All is bright
Good will to all mankind.
Mr Teddy
Merry Christmas to all the Teddy family.
growsorgnc
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high mrt, merry christmas, i got new computer, grow log starting next, misst yiou all, i never forget your stream visit story/ warer rource for greek mountain plant water, i love your harvest,!!
SoilGirl
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Hahaha nice and short, Merry Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Teddy! Lovely pics!
Merry Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Teddy! Lovely pics!growsorgnc
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head stand , great yard yours in greece fun and learning good from mistake we make, i think you like wine mrs , great to see funny in learning in here,
[great update Mr Teddy
They look like a massive green heart
Merry Merry Mr. Teddy...sorry I'm a bit late! 
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Teddy Edwards
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Hullo Playmates.
Thank you so much for your good wishes and kind comments. If I haven't got to your journal to say Happy Christmas please forgive me. I'm feeling a little shall we say fuzzy today after a rollicking Christmas day with our friends who own the local hotel. The rooms are full - good news for them in these difficult economic days here and their car park (patch of scrub) and the village is full of wealthy Athenians' huge 4x4s.
So a couple of hours ago I took a look at the three girls beginning their second day in the flowering cycle. Would you like to see? Stretchy stretchy.
Everyone looks fit and well. And I'm still taking off the odd leaf where it's shading a bud site. I love these girls. Mrs Teddy now refers to the tent as Cambodia.
Thanks for dropping by. Pip Pip with a paper hat on the side of my head and a hair of the dog in my hand.....
Mr Teddy x
Thank you so much for your good wishes and kind comments. If I haven't got to your journal to say Happy Christmas please forgive me. I'm feeling a little shall we say fuzzy today after a rollicking Christmas day with our friends who own the local hotel. The rooms are full - good news for them in these difficult economic days here and their car park (patch of scrub) and the village is full of wealthy Athenians' huge 4x4s.
So a couple of hours ago I took a look at the three girls beginning their second day in the flowering cycle. Would you like to see? Stretchy stretchy.
Everyone looks fit and well. And I'm still taking off the odd leaf where it's shading a bud site. I love these girls. Mrs Teddy now refers to the tent as Cambodia.
Thanks for dropping by. Pip Pip with a paper hat on the side of my head and a hair of the dog in my hand.....
Mr Teddy x
daTenshi
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The best christmas trees ever!!!! Looking gorgeous
Oh and Merry Christmas sorry for the delay
Looking gorgeous Oh and Merry Christmas
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Teddy Edwards
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The best christmas trees ever!!!!
Oh and Merry Christmas
Good morning daTenshi.
Thanks for the support. Hope you're having a good Christmas. Yes, they are looking fine as far as I can tell. Really pushing up now. I'm having some minor issues with temp and humidity - the former is proving a little difficult to keep constant, fluctuating from 20 to 29C (68 - 84F) and the humidity in this beautiful, dry, cold, sunny weather is right down into the low 20s at times, despite as many bowls of water and damp towels as I can fit in the tent.
All I can do is regular monitoring - but that's a pleasure and I read that a lower humidity is good for flowering so I'm pleased to have switched. I'm looking forward to getting some more interesting photos over the next few weeks. I keep checking for those pre-flowers and, when I spot them, 420 will be the first to know.
Good day Mr Teddy
I have a nice clean mouse wheel an everything is working fine ,, well so it seems
Great to hear the hotel was full for Christmas
Loved the updates ,, New year soon
Have a great day my Teddy friend
I have a nice clean mouse wheel an everything is working fine ,, well so it seems
Great to hear the hotel was full for ChristmasLoved the updates ,, New year soon
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Teddy Edwards
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Good day Mr Teddy
I have a nice clean mouse wheel an everything is working fine ,, well so it seems
Loved the updates ,, New year soon
And Good Day to you too, friend jaga. *raises top hat in greeting* Didn't someone on OMM's thread advise you to clean your ball?
(oo, er, misses) Glad to have you fully back. About time for an update from you, eh?Yes, another year flown by. In May 2015 Mrs Teddy and I will have been married 15 years. It's incredible. Especially since everyone at our wedding secretly said we wouldn't last. And every couple that were there are now divorced (except for my gay mate Tom, who is still with his partner). Ha! We showed 'em.
All the very, very to you, jaga, as always.
MaxYields
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Lookin great Mr. Teddy!!! Here comes the exciting part
daTenshi
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And Good Day to you too, friend jaga. *raises top hat in greeting* Didn't someone on OMM's thread advise you to clean your ball?
Yes, another year flown by. In May 2015 Mrs Teddy and I will have been married 15 years. It's incredible. Especially since everyone at our wedding secretly said we wouldn't last. And every couple that were there are now divorced (except for my gay mate Tom, who is still with his partner). Ha! We showed 'em.
All the very, very to you, jaga, as always.
Wow 15 years
! wish you guys many happy more
15 years is a good start.........
PS: The ladies look wonderful.
PS: The ladies look wonderful.
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Teddy Edwards
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Lookin great Mr. Teddy!!! Here comes the exciting part
Hello and
Max. Thanks for coming along. Yes, first time flowering indoors for me so I'm pretty jazzed by the whole thing. Here you go - it's a bit early for me...
Wow 15 years
Nice one OMM. Thanks, daT. It helps being married to the finest, funniest, most fabulous woman. .....
Watering this afternoon at lights on. Maybe I'll take some snaps of Saint Harlambros' spring where I get the water from for those of you that didn't see it on my outdoor journal. I think we could do with some refreshing outdoor pictures. Wishing you all a peaceful Sunday.
Nice one OMM. Thanks, daT. It helps being married to the finest, funniest, most fabulous woman. Well I guess I should stop looking then... She's already spoken for
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Teddy Edwards
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FLOWERING - DAY 4. DO YOU SEE PISTILS?
An afternoon spent watering. I get my water from the spring of St. Haralambros which is at the bottom of our drive. It's regarded as the water of life here in the village because he lived for 600-700 years, (who's counting at that age?), was horribly tortured by the Turks and the Romans but only gave up the ghost when God spoke from the Heavens and said "Your soul belongs to me." He lived right on this spot from where I'm writing. I took my 2 35 litre containers down - with my leaky leather bucket I get through four of these for the three girls - and one at a time I wheel them back up the 100 yard hill. The things we do for our babies, eh? Here is the spring:
I had a bit of a shock last night. When I checked on them just before lights out last night at 1am, MasterKush was wilting badly. She was nearest the heater (not directly on her of course) and that combined with the low humidity I'm struggling with I think did the damage. I immediately gave her a quick water (tap - I love 'em but I'm not going to the spring in the freezing night) and a water spritz and today she had recovered completely.
So this afternoon each was dunked for 15 minutes in spring water then watered gently from the top and finally - because I'm seeing a little cal/mag deficiency in a few leaves - given a teaspoon per gallon of my Cal/Mag crystals. I was going to start them on the Grow/Bloom nutes, but I don't want to overdo the extras so that can wait for next time. They'll get the magic kelp spray just before lights out tonight which will help them take up the nutrients.
I think I'm seeing early pre-flowers. Or is that just wistful of me?
Here's Blueberry, smelling super, looking dandy:
And MasterKush, quite recovered and quite pungent:
And Mazar, the least successful in training. She just wants to go one way. But it's actually made it easier to get all three fully under the Platinum P450 LED.
Finally, an hour or so later, everyone's tucked back up nicely:
I truly hope that all is happy, peaceful and green in your worlds.
Pip Pip! Mr Teddy x
An afternoon spent watering. I get my water from the spring of St. Haralambros which is at the bottom of our drive. It's regarded as the water of life here in the village because he lived for 600-700 years, (who's counting at that age?), was horribly tortured by the Turks and the Romans but only gave up the ghost when God spoke from the Heavens and said "Your soul belongs to me." He lived right on this spot from where I'm writing. I took my 2 35 litre containers down - with my leaky leather bucket I get through four of these for the three girls - and one at a time I wheel them back up the 100 yard hill. The things we do for our babies, eh? Here is the spring:
I had a bit of a shock last night. When I checked on them just before lights out last night at 1am, MasterKush was wilting badly. She was nearest the heater (not directly on her of course) and that combined with the low humidity I'm struggling with I think did the damage. I immediately gave her a quick water (tap - I love 'em but I'm not going to the spring in the freezing night) and a water spritz and today she had recovered completely.
So this afternoon each was dunked for 15 minutes in spring water then watered gently from the top and finally - because I'm seeing a little cal/mag deficiency in a few leaves - given a teaspoon per gallon of my Cal/Mag crystals. I was going to start them on the Grow/Bloom nutes, but I don't want to overdo the extras so that can wait for next time. They'll get the magic kelp spray just before lights out tonight which will help them take up the nutrients.
I think I'm seeing early pre-flowers. Or is that just wistful of me?
Here's Blueberry, smelling super, looking dandy:
And MasterKush, quite recovered and quite pungent:
And Mazar, the least successful in training. She just wants to go one way. But it's actually made it easier to get all three fully under the Platinum P450 LED.
Finally, an hour or so later, everyone's tucked back up nicely:
I truly hope that all is happy, peaceful and green in your worlds.
Pip Pip! Mr Teddy x
