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

syenite said:
Hi 13goody13! I would love to follow along :Namaste:

I haven't caught up yet but your goldfish setup really got me :laughtwo:
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Awesome yes welcome aboard! Ya the fish plant ended up being a bit of a bonsai, I haven’t decided what I’m going to do with it yet. I don’t think it’s going to flower successfully in that water. Luckily there’s plenty of other things going on around here at all times:meatballs: Thanks for stopping by, the more the merrier.
 
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The LRx is building up nice, and hopefully should be good by the time we run out of sun in about a month.
 
Hey- I went back and checked my little book to see if I noted how long my first LRx flowered- 49 days from first pistils to harvest- so If you remember when she started flowering, you can figure a ballpark harvest date-
looks like it might just about make it before you lose the sun... :)
 
carcass said:
Hey- I went back and checked my little book to see if I noted how long my first LRx flowered- 49 days from first pistils to harvest- so If you remember when she started flowering, you can figure a ballpark harvest date-
looks like it might just about make it before you lose the sun... :)
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Should be just about right, somewhere between September 10-15, just gonna make it. I just have to watch for mildew, it shows up quick on those leafy outdoor plants up here.
 
Wedding Cheesecake coming along nicely. Supposed to be done in about a week, we shall see
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Thank you @Terpinator for the magic going on behind the scenes inside this one.
 
I just noticed something kind of interesting on my big GelatOG clone, and it makes sense. I took this clone from the very first actual branch on it's mother. Now, well into flower, it is only growing leaves with 1 or 3 points (it did grow some 5’s early on) Man genetics are strange and awesome.
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In contrast, her sister clone from the same branching, opposite side of the plant ONLY makes 5 and 7 point leaves
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It never got real dense, but it makes up for it in smell. I’ve had worse looking harvests, I suppose.
I have 2 more of these purple lemonade seeds. Will be interesting to see them in action.
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Wedding Cheesecake is about a week from harvest. Trichomes are getting milky right on time with a tiny hint of amber. In my younger years this would already be hung today but this one is going to get sweeter with time, no doubt.
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I love before and after pics. 63 days from start (WCC is supposed to finish today but I’ll give it a few more to amber up) and the P. Lemonade is already starting it’s cure.
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syenite said:
Hi 13g13!

Are those covers above the soil to reduce evaporation and RH? I am thinking this might be helpful for me too.
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Hola! It’s a bit for that and extra reflection, a bit for gnat control. It works great early on but I end up removing them later on (and watering below via tray) so the soil up top gets dry and doesn’t become a breeding ground for pests and mold. It can’t hurt, just be careful it doesn’t pop off and knock down your seedling.
 
A plant I don’t show very often but it has the best view of the sunrise. It’s in the lower left corner, GG#4 (probably future rosin unless I can get it to finish in time)
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