After the report on the C99 x Blueberry..... Were you to close and she got some second hand smoke?
I don’t understand the question. Lol! The Cindy 99 x Blueberry has been a sexually energizing chemovar consistently for 4 out of 5 nights. That missed night was because I was exhausted from the previous two. Lol!
You bet I’ll make certain to grow one in my own garden. This is one of those things I look for when I’m shopping around for a new addition.
Good evening everyone
It’s been a busy day.
Weekly Update: June 8, 2018
Jgrowlove found out they may have to move and he tore down his garden. My garden had some open spots from my own slowdown before going on vacation, so an offer was made to help him out.
He also brought some clones and cuttings.
Like I said, a busy day. Lol! Care to stroll through the day and share my joy? Come this way.
The day started with a special joy
HARVEST: Red Diesel (Day 208, flip + 61)
Bright and early she got the chop.
She’s hanging in the hallway for a couple days, after which I’ll cob an ounce and toss the rest into the fridge for a low and slo dry.
I’m not expecting more than an ounce and a quarter dried, and that doesn’t take into consideration the cob. Probably less than half an ounce will come out as dried flower. I’m thinking she’ll be more powerful as a cob.
She smells amazing every time I walk down the hall to the kitchen. Lol! Gosh...I love what we do.
Back to the day.....
J showed up with his girls and we got them into their tents.
Royal Gorilla got a TransWater drench after I gave her a topping of ECW with some myco sprinkled in.
She needs some cleaning up when I take her clone cutting.
That can wait until tomorrow. Black D.O.G. Is in critical need of some defoliation. That's too much going on inside to let air move the way I need it to.
I started by planting some poles around the pot to tie the leaders down
Now they're safely below the 18" minimum distance. Don't want the buds bleached out.
THRIPS! Drat!
That necessitated a more through defoliation.
Now
that's a girl I can get to harvest.
I'll do some amending beyond EWC. For today I figured the TransWater wouldn't do any harm while I figure out what to do with soil again. Lol!
That left the clones and cuttings to contend with. The Platinum Scout V2 cuttings were the only ones showing signs of thrips so I set them away from the rest.
A quick glance at the original residents of the veg shelf, before things got too busy.
The DDAs are now 5 days old, transplanted into their finish pots, awaiting the arrival of the lights so they can get moved to the tiny closet. They're only getting 1/4-strength nutes at the moment.
The star of the shelf is obviously the gorgeous clone of Zamaldelica x Panama Hash Hound dropped off last week. She's also at 1/4-strength nutes, and to her hempy transplant much better than I anticipated. Doesn't it look like she's always been in that pot?
Back to work, I started taking cutting for cloning. I won't be growing any of these out as soil girls, so a cutting is imperative. I'll try to transplant the Carnival into a hempy pot, but I'm not sure that'll work as well as the Zamal x Pan did. She's much more root bound.
First up, Carnival.
There's a glaring hole in the garden where a CBD CC usually grows. J made sure he brought some cuttings to choose from. What a friend.
His biggest heartbreak is the Mendocino Underdog, a chemovar he wanted to keep going. I'll do my best to hang onto the genetics until he's ready to set up and garden again. Even if I don't grow it out again I will keep the clone going for him.
They found a quiet spec on the floor to grow roots.
Turning my attention to the clones, I watered them all with the left over aloe water I used for the clone cuttings and set them into the veg shelf. The one in the front is the Carnival, which I topped for the clone. She should fill out nicely in the next couple weeks. The sooner I get her replanted into perlite the better.
In the middle is the Mendocino Underdog, and on the back end is the Royal Cookies, looking a bit too bushy for my taste.
Pulling her out she got a decent defoliation and shaping.
After some vertical adjusting they're all tucked in
I need more supplies before I get a Platnium Scout into a cloning bag. For now they'll stay far from everyone.
I'm still trying to work out the flow. This humanitarian rescue wasn't in my plans until a day or two ago. I can't tell you how satisfying it was to be in the position to make the offer.
When the flowering girls get harvested we'll have J over to help
Then he can take home a sizable portion of the harvest. Looks like those lights Dan's planning to ship next week will have some business to conduct right from the first.
That's the end of the nickle tour my friends. I do hope you were able to catch a little of the immense thrill it gave me to help a friend in need and get my own life back on track at the same time. I don't have what I need, in typical SweetSue style I have more than I need. What a delicious way to live.
I have cuttings for my primary chemovars and sprouts of my second favorites. There's a plant specifically chosen for cobbing and one of my daughter's current favorite in flower. Ladies and gentlemen, it doesn't get much better than this.
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You’ve sure got what it takes to get them sorted 
