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Been a really crazy few days here on the Stank farm. The Dogs......damn it man the dogs!!! The boy has officially lost his damn mind! He hadn't eaten for 3 days aside from treats if that. And he has become obsessed with nothing but Luna and getting somma THAT!!!
We can't have them near each other AT ALL, aside from being in their own crates. So we have to play a constant shuffle with them, one inside and one outside and when its time to swap, one goes out the back door while the other runs in the front door. Luna doesn't require any supervision when she's outside alone but I am worried that any other nearby dogs might catch her scent and come visit her. I am hoping she will at least give me a bark as a warning.....so any barks I hear if I am inside, I run out to see what she's barking at.
Since I saw Cooper literally transform before my eyes one night, they haven't had any physical contact between the two of them. Not a lot of rest around here. I finally figure out to get him to eat. I took a bag of food and his dish with me on his walk today....I figured get him away from what was distracting him from wanting to eat and his stomach might take back over. Sure enough, threw that dish down and he was on it.
I have had a bit of time to get work done on the plants during this time. I just bring them up and work on them outside on the deck with the dog and when I'm done, back in the tent they go! We've got a few shots of the outdoor girls in the mean time.....up first are a couple of the Stank Genetics stuff still in small pots. We've got a DTF and a Stankberry male. The Stankberry male is the tall one.
And next up is the DTF next to the Super Silver Haze who is on Veg Day 62 from seed. She's been a breeze to grow and is starting to grow into her big pot.
And now with the Jack Herer from Seedsman
The Jack really continues to impress me. The growth rate outside in the big pot in amazing compared to indoor growth. Here are a few shots of the outdoor Jack's older sister finishing up in flower.
Hard to believe that they were sisters. They were the same size when I flipped the one in flower!
And lastly we have the outdoor Afghani. She's a sister to the Afghani we just chopped last week.....and like the Jacks above, they were two clones and the same size when the indoor girl was flipped. She's gonna be a big girl!!!
We can't have them near each other AT ALL, aside from being in their own crates. So we have to play a constant shuffle with them, one inside and one outside and when its time to swap, one goes out the back door while the other runs in the front door. Luna doesn't require any supervision when she's outside alone but I am worried that any other nearby dogs might catch her scent and come visit her. I am hoping she will at least give me a bark as a warning.....so any barks I hear if I am inside, I run out to see what she's barking at.
Since I saw Cooper literally transform before my eyes one night, they haven't had any physical contact between the two of them. Not a lot of rest around here. I finally figure out to get him to eat. I took a bag of food and his dish with me on his walk today....I figured get him away from what was distracting him from wanting to eat and his stomach might take back over. Sure enough, threw that dish down and he was on it.
I have had a bit of time to get work done on the plants during this time. I just bring them up and work on them outside on the deck with the dog and when I'm done, back in the tent they go! We've got a few shots of the outdoor girls in the mean time.....up first are a couple of the Stank Genetics stuff still in small pots. We've got a DTF and a Stankberry male. The Stankberry male is the tall one.
And next up is the DTF next to the Super Silver Haze who is on Veg Day 62 from seed. She's been a breeze to grow and is starting to grow into her big pot.
And now with the Jack Herer from Seedsman
The Jack really continues to impress me. The growth rate outside in the big pot in amazing compared to indoor growth. Here are a few shots of the outdoor Jack's older sister finishing up in flower.
Hard to believe that they were sisters. They were the same size when I flipped the one in flower!
And lastly we have the outdoor Afghani. She's a sister to the Afghani we just chopped last week.....and like the Jacks above, they were two clones and the same size when the indoor girl was flipped. She's gonna be a big girl!!!
. I finally got around to starting the soil mix for the upcoming winter. Normally I mix in single batches which gives me 50-55 gallons generally. I decided to mix a double batch and knock out a good chunk.....it was a great idea in theory.....not so much on the freaking back. Got the 100+ gallons mixed up (Minus EWC, gotta get to the grow store and pick up 60 lbs and add that into the mix) and have it wrapped up and cooking outdoors. That leaves me another 100 gallons to do.....I'll get to that after the grow store run.....I have to pick up a bunch of amendments. 200 gallons should get me through the winter and leave me with a nice start to next years outdoor season. If this year is a good year for us, we might be looking at a greenhouse in our future...maybe not next year but the following year is a definite possibility!
