Prof's Lab: Diary Of A Bedroom Farmer

Pennywise said:
I take off fans when I harvest.
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I normally do but that was a busy month. Never again lol
Lewydeville said:
Wow you look like you’ve got your hands full P. Never short of a strain or two in here! lol Looking good mate.
I’ve never seen the polyploidy trait in my plants before, shame mine is a Male. Must be really rare to have four plants in the same grow.
Cant wait to see how the Chocolatina x Guicy Banger shapes up.
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Cheers Lew. Turns out it was only 3 in the end. The Chocolatina, One of the unknown fems and the Pineapple Express all have mutations showing in a couple branches. So far it is only showing on the top of a branch on the unknown fem but the others have it going down the stem and it is especially noticeable in the PE, Here is the top of the fem....
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Here is the PE....
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The chocolatina has 4 bud sites in places but they are still a little small so I will grab a pic of them when they develop a little more.

While we are here this is the Chocolatina x Cheap Trick....
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And this awesome little plant is the Crumbled Lime x Unknown....
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Finally we have the two Chocolatina x Guicy Banger's....
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All looking good so far.
syenite said:
:cheer: :cheer:
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Hey syenite! Super-cropping and heavy training update coming up later today.

Hope everyone is well and high AF
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Heavenly Hybrid said:
Happy babies look great!
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Thanks HH. They look flat now. I will show you shortly
Pennywise said:
Cool mutation, don’t see that often.
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I've only had it once before and that was with a Blueberry Gum from G13 Labs. It looks like there might be another one on the Chocolatina but I can't quite tell yet.
 
Hey 420. Yesterday I finished snapping and tying down the branches to get the already low plants even lower. Many mistakes were made with some branches snapping a bit too much. The good news is that every single one of them survived and are still growing today. I do have to strap some of them back up but for the most part it went well.
Now begins the game of keeping them all down as not all are tied as I ran out of string. I tied the strongest looking stems on some and super-cropped some others. It all looks ok today though. Here is the mess....
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Unknown Afghan #1....
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Unknown Afghan #2....
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Pineapple Express #2....
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Tashkurghan....
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Chocolatina x Chocolatina....
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Unknown Fem #1....
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Unknown Fem #2....
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Heavenly Hybrid said:
Nice work Prof! I’m not sure if you’d already heard this one, but if you do your bending when they’re thirsty, they’re less likely to snap. Amy taught me that one.
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Not heard that one before. I will remember that for next time :thanks:
 
Pennywise said:
We have a few Afghan Landrace going on right now at 420.
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any I should know about? Hopefully we should have another round getting ready to pop from the soil.
 
Looking fantastic, Prof! :circle-of-love::ganjamon:

Heavenly Hybrid said:
Nice work Prof! I’m not sure if you’d already heard this one, but if you do your bending when they’re thirsty, they’re less likely to snap. Amy taught me that one.
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This! Also, I highly recommend needle-nosed pliers with some duct tape wrapped around them. Necessary? No. But you can get some amazingly precise bends, and pliers seem to lessen the chances of breakage by applying straight lines and uniform pressure.
 
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