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It’s not like I don’t have ingredients either Chris. Lol! I even have farm-fresh eggs, although now they’re a week old.
I miss you too Chris. Been thinkin’ it’s been a while since we had a talk.
I like the sound of that. Lol! A room for flowering, another for veg. A little environmental control.
I like these small tents for this space. When I ran into infestation or disease it made my life easier being able to contain it.
Someday I’ll have a raised bed in the yard filled with organic soil and connected to the web of life that lives beneath it. Hempy works here. Give me the outdoors and it’s LOS all the way.
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One of only two times Dale lost his temper the children and I were out and he punched a hole through the inside panel of our front door.
I covered that hole with a magazine article entitled “In Defense Of Clutter.” Lol! One of my more inspired moments. It kept life in perspective.
My whole house smells amazing.
You can’t smell it coming up the stairs, which is good. They’re advantages to being up with the clouds.You are certainly fortunate that the plant can produce more xylem and phloem cells to partially replace those which have died due to the restriction. Surely the plant experienced some mass flow difficulties. Although it is hard to prove the counter-factual, yield might be only 80% of an unrestricted stem. She does look like she will produce a good crop for you.
When I looked at her yesterday I recall thinking “surely she suffered some in yield with that severe restriction.”
She doesn’t look like it slowed her down much Jim. It hurt to see what I’d done to her. I’ll remember this when I use the wire again.
I’ll wait on the hit Jim. The BIL is stopping to get his brother’s things from the apartment. Later’ll be better.
Those leaves on the ZamPam are distinctly Zam. Don't you just love 'em?I can't quite put my finger on what it is - some jaggedness and a deeper color than usual - but the Zam+s I've grown have all had them. That should be a very nice cross. So far, I've loved Zam. Panama should fill the plant out nicely - they usually tend to be slim.
They have their own color for sure.
High Sue
I'm stuck right here on this tent w the Royal Gorilla.
Some serious resin on her!
Top job here young lady.
Gosh.....thanks. Hehehe! Sometimes it works. Lol! She shocked me Stage, and she’s not done yet.
It’s a strong and heady indica queen. It’s more fragrant than my first. I’ll pull some pictures and compare later.
I added another resident to Tent #1.
Gotta get dressed and help move some equipment. I’ll catch up later.
... a distinctive instinctive desire...
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Fresh LOS should be good to harvest. Hopefully the new green growth becomes the norm. 
