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Hash Hound said:
I can see I have a ways to go then. Next specimen I'll plan the nute schedule with a finer touch. Thank you for sharing that Hash Hound. Was that girl grown in the winter or summer months? I guess the real question is, "influenced by atmospheric temperatures?"
She is lovely my friend. You hold that bar high.
You once suggested small plants were sufficient for the typical garden. Look at those pictures. This is why we keep reaching for big pots. Stage has me thinking he's the one who really has it figured out, if big girls in HB soil is what you're after. Have you seen his videos? Good Lord, none of us will stand a chance when his beauties hit the runway.
He's explained to me how he does it, and my minds been churning ever since. I don't have his tent capacity but I have the bathroom, and I can buy a small heater to toss in there when I have a plant that needs special care. I was looking at a small, personal size unit just yesterday. Deposit's next week. One of them will probably show up in the Spa in time. Hmmmm.... They only had one more on the shelf. That's cutting it close. WTH.... I love risk.
I bet it'll stil be sitting there on Wednesday, and if not then on to another idea. So true TS - HH all those pics are gorgeous
Hey Sue, Jamaican lovely, looking lovely. All the good bits look really, really good
She surprised the hell out of me......I just felt Doc smile from a distance with a "Not me" attitude.
He's in Jamaica having a blast with his disciples. Lol! I can close my eyes and hear the surf, feel the waves gently wash over my feet as I walk the edge. It's kinda sweet that my girl is blooming when the gang is on her genetic line's native land. 
It's so odd that I can place myself right there beside them and feel like I'm actually there. Damn! I wanted to meet Graytail and his lovely wife in the worst way.
Another time, possibly on his own stomping grounds, when legal issues fall to the wayside and we're free to share. Yep. We have some interesting days in our future. She's growing much more dramatically than I remember her mother, but then that's the way with clones, they typically out-perform the parent. I'll have to pull some pictures for comparison.
Good morning everyone
I only have a few minutes before I run to lunch with the seniors. I'm torn between computer time or a walk in the sun afterwards. The walk just won out. It's gloriously sunny out there.
I feel incredible today, moreso than usual. Lol! The longer I practice deliberate waking the more momentum my life picks up. I can see how this could be intimidating and so easy to slow down with negative thinking. When you learn to set aside the resistance of doubt it gets really fast, and the tendency is to grab for something to slow it down. That's a fear response, born of the apprehension of what lies ahead. I believe only good lies ahead, no exceptions. That means whatever happens in my life I can look at it as a good thing, something that will ultimately benefit no only me, but everyone else. It's the nature of the universe that all things work together for good. No exceptions. It's letting yourself see it from that perspective that gets that energy stream going faster.
Before I flow out the door to lunch and my walk along the river I wanted to share just a few shots from the garden. CBD CC 3 is beginning to be breathtaking in her second week under flowering lights.
See what I mean?
My wake 'n bake was J's Royal Gorilla. Whoa!!
Makes me break into a sweat!
Seriously, my palms are sweaty. Lol! This is the chief reason, beyond that enticing sunshine, that the walk won out. I gotta test run this out in Mother Nature's realm. The bird life is picking up tempo along the banks of the Mighty Mon. Be deliberately joyful my friends. That deliberate part is the most important one. Joyful for the sake of feeling joyful. Your ECS will thank you with more efficient healing and the universe will fall over itself to show you more things to be joyful about. Win-win.
Later, my friends.
til the next vape hit.......
late night random acts of studying...
) just joke about being addictive, that - if we lived and breathed them most every waking moment for that many years - might end up being substances that we'd have to check into rehab to deal with. I know, for me personally, I drank pop once in a while growing up, but mostly just filled a glass from the Coleman water jug full of ice-water that was ALWAYS in the kitchen, every time I went by (shame we didn't know that our water was poisoning us here at the time, huh?). I probably had the clearest urine in the state, by average, lol. I just wasn't all that interested in that sweet syrupy crap. Then after I had my big <CRASH> and was left with basically daily, often debilitating headaches, I read that caffeine can help with headaches, and started drinking more of it, along with COFFEE(!!!) all the time. Fast-forward 29 years or so, and... I've been out of pop, cigarettes, and food, gone to the store with just a pocket full of change - and had a real problem figuring which one I needed ("needed") the most. And it has often ended up a tiebreaker between the pop and the cigarettes. "I really NEED a cigarette, NOW! But if I buy Dr. Pepper(*), that's got calories in it, I can go without dinner tonight." 
