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Yay I've got a regular perpetual journel now!
Schnookie's Semi-Permanent Grow Meditations
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I took the seeds in the cups which had sunk to the bottom after less than 24 hours and let them go another day. Today I dropped the 5 seeds which had all split and were starting to send roots out.
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The new seeds are still below the soil, but when I checked yesterday, one of the OAG was not, and the whole thing was sitting on top with a little white 2mm tail ready to dig. Could've happened when I gave a little water, but idk. The wait continues.
The Stowaway in the SIP earthbox is thickening. Dunno what strain it is but smells lovely, and is super sticky. I'm always covered with her aroma as I brush against her on the stairs all the time. My dahlias are trying hard to bloom too.
The Stowaway in the SIP earthbox is thickening. Dunno what strain it is but smells lovely, and is super sticky. I'm always covered with her aroma as I brush against her on the stairs all the time. My dahlias are trying hard to bloom too.
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Definitely looking frosty!!! Gonna be some good herb!!! Happy Tuesday to you!! 
Love when those volunteers take off!
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Gotta check my seed stock but she seems a lot like Tropicanna Poison which is what was also growing here and I still have ounces of packed away.
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Took off 10 lower branches from the Stowaway since they seemed to be mature with mostly all cloudy plus a good 1/4 maybe amber trichomes. Good enough. Can open up the lower to get air through so I don't get more bud rot. Word about that later.
It's either rot or just old
And finally an update on the fall grow. These two are the only survivors of the 5 and barely at that. I had to transplant out of my home made soil as they were just looking sickly and not progressing. I bought some fresh FF HF and reused the tobacco rooters which are cool first pots for sprouts to grow deep roots.
And only a day later they're happier and growing.
It's either rot or just old
And finally an update on the fall grow. These two are the only survivors of the 5 and barely at that. I had to transplant out of my home made soil as they were just looking sickly and not progressing. I bought some fresh FF HF and reused the tobacco rooters which are cool first pots for sprouts to grow deep roots.
And only a day later they're happier and growing.
Nice partial harvest! Hope the two survivors make it. 
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Had a weekend away while the hurricane came through. Time to chop the SIP stowaway. It was probably ready before, but after a foot or more of rain, it's definitely soggy. Couple branches of the 5 gallon plants are pretty droopy but I haven't gone down yet to assess fully. The 10 gallon pair also fell over and some deer ate a ton of tomato plant which is insane.
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Well I took a look at the girls outside and began a chop of pgc in the 5 gallon but I think she might be a goner. These are lower branches and a set that had some caterpillars months ago. I might not have got them all and the rot had done her in I think.
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Unfortunately after taking a look at the rest of the plant, it's almost a total loss. I took the rest down but haven't taken pics yet since they're drying. I tossed about 80% of it into the compost. 
about the end result on that, but I guess it doesn't pay to stowaway. 
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Stowaway will be ok I think, it's PGC that got all the Roy. Even my bbcbd cross and to be mostly unaffected. I'm have to check tomorrow when the sun comes out.
Oh sorry, I got carried away with the play on words!
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Here's the little new ones in the tent at what, almost 4 weeks old now? Ugh. I'm gonna end up with a couple tiny little autos here I hope not! Like an inch tall and wide only... Orange Apricot Glue Auto
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And I took down another stowaway branch. A few spots of rot, but barely. This plant will be ok I think. This branch is about 2 feet long from the bottom. The best buds are still to be harvested.
Piece by piece you're dismantling that stowaway. I look forward to the big bits!
Damn that's not good (said someone who recently harvested this auto).
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Yup, that's why I mentioned it! lol
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Ok, @InTheShed, here's one of the upper branches from Stowaway. There's still another one of these to cut and a couple smaller lower branches still. This plant could get up to 5 or 6oz I think all said and done. This I think is one of the main stems. Pretty good weight, and I trimmed as much as I am going to, most of the rest is covered in trichs. My basement is set at 59-60% RH and 72-74°F so I can keep these mostly indefinitely to dry. What does burping actually accomplish?
Damn my photography skills are lacking, eh? Hard to hold phone with one hand and take pic while holding the branch!
Damn my photography skills are lacking, eh? Hard to hold phone with one hand and take pic while holding the branch!