Stocking Up For The Apocalypse: Goody's Perpetual Grow By The Beach 2020

Sunnyskies said:
Well said my friend! Simplicity is the best.

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Thanks Sunny.
Ive done my share of complicated grows, I prefer the simple way:bongrip: all day. That’s why me and MC get along so well.

@carcass No thanks on the 105 business- I melt in that. Bet those outside ladies are thirsty. Probably going to taste and smell really good from all the heat during its life.
 
13goody13 said:
Especially with this little lady who may want to REAL early.
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I got lucky on the WCC- she just started flowering on Friday (day 30)
13goody13 said:
Bet those outside ladies are thirsty.
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Yeah they are- I watered them at 8:00 this morning, and they're going to need it again in about 2 hours.
I think if I listened real close, I could hear those roots slurping up the water... ;)
 
The Celt said:
Morning Goody, I had to chuckle when I saw the water bottle, I have taught many a young fella to use the same thing when doing concrete repairs, and it struck me funny I never thought to use one for watering my seedling :rofl:
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Awesome!
I like the way it can soak the soil without disturbing anything.
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syenite said:
Haha I've been waiting for someone to do gifs!!!
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Gifs are great, some things are easier to show than explain that’s for sure.
 
She is looking strong my friend! :slide:
 
13goody13 said:
Not going to break any speed records for growth
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She's gotta spend a minute working on those roots- gonna need big roots to support a big plant!
 
carcass said:
She's gotta spend a minute working on those roots- gonna need big roots to support a big plant!
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Speaking of big plants with big roots- This LRx is getting fat. It’s 82 with about 36% humidity, the plants are in heaven.
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The GelatOG auto clones have definitely become one of a kind specimens. Each has its own strange profile and bud/node patterns, as well as resin production. On the little one, the resin and bud structure is just like Mom, but she’s never been topped so she’s still just the one small branch.
The other sister (on the left) is not like that at all. Mostly single leaves for a while now, double the resin production of Mom and sis. I don’t know if you can see it in the pic but she’s all flower with one really fat stem. She’s starting to finish and should have another week or so to go.
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And under the microscope her resinous leaves are reminders that all clones do what they are genetically told, but some take turns and end up a delicious mess. Check out these long, confused trichomes
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Not bad for a clone that wasn’t supposed to happen.
 
13goody13 said:
Thank ya! Just one of my normal outside problems that I’m hoping others can avoid.
But look at this for the next week-
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I wanted favorable conditions to finish without mildew, that’s my best chance!
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I'm looking at just about the same cooling cycle coming next week. Now if I can only survive the rest of the way. I got some apple cider vinegar tonight and will mix up some via saugas post in his thread. The lemon juice just doesnt seem to be doing it. Still saw some pm this morning. So they will all get soaked tomorrow evening. Always something..lol
 
JimJonesJr said:
Awesome pic
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Thank you, it’s a beautiful place to wake up to every day. I don’t get sunsets on this side of the island but the sunrises are right outside my window and pretty breathtaking some mornings.

As far as your PM- that 1% citric acid (using actual acid) is working great. I’ve also added mosquito dunks to the water. It’s mild enough that I’ve done it multiple times (tough to get every crevice in one treatment) always in the evening and soaked the plant. I feel like the ACV treatment would get the same results, just be careful with the ratio and don’t burn your pistils. Sometimes the AC vinegar will bring in some gnats too so maybe consider doing dunks or something in with your water so they don’t hang around too long.
 
13goody13 said:
Thanks Sunny.
Ive done my share of complicated grows, I prefer the simple way:bongrip: all day. That’s why me and MC get along so well.

@carcass No thanks on the 105 business- I melt in that. Bet those outside ladies are thirsty. Probably going to taste and smell really good from all the heat during its life.
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I concur on the simple.My moto is KISS keep it simply soil.Good show brother keep up the good work love your stuff.
 
13goody13 said:
Thank you, it’s a beautiful place to wake up to every day. I don’t get sunsets on this side of the island but the sunrises are right outside my window and pretty breathtaking some mornings.

As far as your PM- that 1% citric acid (using actual acid) is working great. I’ve also added mosquito dunks to the water. It’s mild enough that I’ve done it multiple times (tough to get every crevice in one treatment) always in the evening and soaked the plant. I feel like the ACV treatment would get the same results, just be careful with the ratio and don’t burn your pistils. Sometimes the AC vinegar will bring in some gnats too so maybe consider doing dunks or something in with your water so they don’t hang around too long.
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Gnats....damn. Never thought of that. I've not seen one yet. Kinda figured the black strap would bring them in but none so far...just them damn thrips...ughhh. This may sound stupid but what is a mosquito dunk? Got a link? Did I miss something...lol.
 
13goody13 said:
end up a delicious mess
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That‘s a very nice ending! You are having glorious weather for the PNW - I grew up there and back in the day August and September were stunning (and sometimes October, and January, and...). :cheesygrinsmiley: I’m assuming the body of water you are surrounded by is saltwater? Does that have an effect on the grow?
 
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