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Oh and this was the revegging Jack Dawg clone at 30 days ago
This is the JD yesterday
This is the JD yesterday
Relaxed's Outdoor Medical Grow - 2015
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Aloha Brotha Everything Green and Sweet looking as usual 
Dusty Kiefers
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Happy fourth Mr. Freeman. I see a bag of charcoal some beautiful cannabis the sun is shining and the birds are chirping. Gonna be a great day for some tokin cooking and lighting Chinese sky candy. 
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Aloha Brotha! Thanks a bunch!Aloha Brotha Everything Green and Sweet looking as usual
Happy fourth Mr. Freeman. I see a bag of charcoal some beautiful cannabis the sun is shining and the birds are chirping. Gonna be a great day for some tokin cooking and lighting Chinese sky candy.
Happy Independence Day brother! Tis a great day indeed! Cheers
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I always post this pic on July 4th. 
Also, the two Swiss Cheese clones are rooted and potted up!! Next up is the JD in a few days
Also, the two Swiss Cheese clones are rooted and potted up!! Next up is the JD in a few days
Happy Belated 4th of July Relaxed one...
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Subbed and caught up - ( though I bet I was a lot slower than SoilGirl )
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Subbed and caught up - ( though I bet I was a lot slower than SoilGirl
Thanks for clicking through Radogast and Welcome aboard!
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Ok time for an update, I decided to "release" the Jack Dog and Swiss Cheese back into the "wild" to join up with the Blackberry plant. I'm expecting the JD and SC to flower rather quickly, but I would rather them get some more good vegetation in, if possible. Been real cloudy lately and am hoping for some clear sunshine and drier weather soon. Been really humid lately too. Time to get things moving along now that the clones are rooted and potted up. Also good news, the 4 Underdawgs I planted quite awhile ago are all female! Oh I should add that there is a bit of a Magnesium deficiency in a few of the plants, but it's really nothing a few flushes can't fix. I'm 99% sure it's just being locked out due to the excess nitrogen that has been going around from my D&S Step 2 supplements , so no more nutes for a good while until the second round of inoculations in flower. Anyway onto the pix 
"Blackberry" starting to throw out a few preflowers
"Swiss Cheese" (reveg)
"Jack Dawg" (reveg)
So those are the main three, wish they were a bit bigger going out but it's all good. Sometimes they take off on ya.
Here are the Underdawgs, you can see a bit of the early stage Mg def. on the newer growth (oddly) on two of the plants, one of them is real vigorous, and is looking great being fimmed and trained a bit. Looking forward to cloning it at some point
Here are the Swiss Cheese clones that are growing real nicely in their new pots
And the Jack Dawg clones are starting to look a bit more normal as well, potted them today
"Blackberry" starting to throw out a few preflowers
"Swiss Cheese" (reveg)
"Jack Dawg" (reveg)
So those are the main three, wish they were a bit bigger going out but it's all good. Sometimes they take off on ya.
Here are the Underdawgs, you can see a bit of the early stage Mg def. on the newer growth (oddly) on two of the plants, one of them is real vigorous, and is looking great being fimmed and trained a bit. Looking forward to cloning it at some point
Here are the Swiss Cheese clones that are growing real nicely in their new pots
And the Jack Dawg clones are starting to look a bit more normal as well, potted them today
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A few more pics
SC
BB
SC
BB
Aloha Brotha, always so Beautiful in the garden
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Aloha Brotha, always so Beautiful in the garden
Mahalo brother, the Sun is finally coming out
Lovely garden Les. Positive vibes as the turn of the seasons brings us stinky, sticky flowers 
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Lovely garden Les. Positive vibes as the turn of the seasons brings us stinky, sticky flowers
Thanks for the positive vibes brother! Cheers to nature and naturally grown medicine
Here's a few more pix
Blackberry
Jack Dawg (reveg, still becoming normalized)
Swiss Cheese (reveg)
Need them to grow and veg a good bit more for me.
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Jack Dawg (JH x Chemdawg x NYCD) clone
Underdawg (unknownxChemdawgxNYCD), the unknown in there is just plain wicked, this is my best specimen of the 4/4 females, responded very well to minor LST and a first fimming, she also did not acquire any kind of lock out from the excess nitrogen from the inoculation (Mg lockout) so this specimen has a lot of potential to catch up
A few journal notes now, I've been putting the SC, JD, and BB clones,+ four Underdawgs under CFLs at night (they get 6 hours of darkness from 12-6), and then full sun during the day. I'll do this as long as necessary, clip some Underdawg clones off and veg some nice specimens. Meanwhile, the other 3 specimens (the mothers) in the tent should flower according to a normal schedule (I hope they are able to get a bit bigger first). Word is there will be a relentless Ill Nino event for California this fall, we need the water, but it will be challenging to grow good herbs in the storms.
Underdawg (unknownxChemdawgxNYCD), the unknown in there is just plain wicked, this is my best specimen of the 4/4 females, responded very well to minor LST and a first fimming, she also did not acquire any kind of lock out from the excess nitrogen from the inoculation (Mg lockout) so this specimen has a lot of potential to catch up
A few journal notes now, I've been putting the SC, JD, and BB clones,+ four Underdawgs under CFLs at night (they get 6 hours of darkness from 12-6), and then full sun during the day. I'll do this as long as necessary, clip some Underdawg clones off and veg some nice specimens. Meanwhile, the other 3 specimens (the mothers) in the tent should flower according to a normal schedule (I hope they are able to get a bit bigger first). Word is there will be a relentless Ill Nino event for California this fall, we need the water, but it will be challenging to grow good herbs in the storms.
looks Great Brother sounds like you got a lot more going on
Aloha Have a Great Skunknight
Aloha Have a Great Skunknight
SoilGirl
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So much great veggy greens in here can't wait to see how these all turn out soon. Il Nino is scary, so are your pests and humidity, yet somehow you always end up with some amazing sparkling pictures to share with us! 
Did I say how beautiful your plants are already? They really are. 
can't wait to see how these all turn out soon. Il Nino is scary, so are your pests and humidity, yet somehow you always end up with some amazing sparkling pictures to share with us! Did I say how beautiful your plants are already? They really are.