Tead's Indoor-ish, Winter, Hempy, OGK, SOG
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Well that’s a glass at least half full then. Peace of mind is usually the main cost. It sure turns my world upside down when that sort of shit happens - very rare here thankfully. Sorry to hear the buggers got so much weed but.... Tead escapes to grow another day
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Wow i cant believe what i read...that sucks...i know you lost your strains but hey you have your equipment. Damn humans
Head1982
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Mother fuckers! Getting ripped off is not cool at all
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Phoenix eggs... that's what I'm seeing.
Good day at the mailbox. Took forever... 5+ weeks. The clear bags and Rare Dankness seeds are bonus. The Bruce Banger should have been GelatOG and I wish the GelatOG would have come instead... but whatever. The Moonshine Haze regs were unexpected. PC, DP, and GSC will hit the dirt first and the rest will go into the fridge.
Good day at the mailbox. Took forever... 5+ weeks. The clear bags and Rare Dankness seeds are bonus. The Bruce Banger should have been GelatOG and I wish the GelatOG would have come instead... but whatever. The Moonshine Haze regs were unexpected. PC, DP, and GSC will hit the dirt first and the rest will go into the fridge.
Dankman_420
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I'd be popping those RD seeds. I'm 3 for 3 with their genetics. Can't say enough about them
Those are genetics I'd like to grow !
I appear to have misplaced my seed stash in the last move. ~ Sigh ~
I appear to have misplaced my seed stash in the last move. ~ Sigh ~
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Wow... not moved to abandoned yet? How can that be?!?!
Well... I guess I'll have to blather on then.
Let's look at some outdoor girls.
Girl Scout Cookie on the right. Pineapple Chunk on the left
Peat an Perl medium amended with lime. Fed with MegaCrop
Pineapple Chunk
Girl Scout Cookie
I think it was late June when I put the seeds in the mix. They popped right up and have been in the garden since. Straight to bloom of course.
Of course, it's been hot and soggy. The humidity seems a bit lower this year than others.... same with the temps, but a normal day includes 80%+ humidity that might fall down to the 50s if it hasn't rained lately but returns to the higher range nightly. Temps have been dropping below 80 at night, but that's a recent development and temps have been riding in the high 80s during the day. Of course, the temps in the direct sun are still quite evil. It's a significant slowing factor.
I really have had great luck with bugs this year. Some leaf miners, but noting horrible so far. I'm blaming the lizards... there's an enormous herd of them this year. I mowed the lawn the other day and so many of them went running that it reminded me of mice in the strawberry fields running as the tractor goes down the line. Effective little critters apparently. I like 'em, but they sure are shy and go running whenever I'm around. In the mornings, I find one or two of them hanging on the main stem.
Well... I guess I'll have to blather on then.
Let's look at some outdoor girls.
Girl Scout Cookie on the right. Pineapple Chunk on the left
Peat an Perl medium amended with lime. Fed with MegaCrop
Pineapple Chunk
Girl Scout Cookie
I think it was late June when I put the seeds in the mix. They popped right up and have been in the garden since. Straight to bloom of course.
Of course, it's been hot and soggy. The humidity seems a bit lower this year than others.... same with the temps, but a normal day includes 80%+ humidity that might fall down to the 50s if it hasn't rained lately but returns to the higher range nightly. Temps have been dropping below 80 at night, but that's a recent development and temps have been riding in the high 80s during the day. Of course, the temps in the direct sun are still quite evil. It's a significant slowing factor.
I really have had great luck with bugs this year. Some leaf miners, but noting horrible so far. I'm blaming the lizards... there's an enormous herd of them this year. I mowed the lawn the other day and so many of them went running that it reminded me of mice in the strawberry fields running as the tractor goes down the line. Effective little critters apparently. I like 'em, but they sure are shy and go running whenever I'm around. In the mornings, I find one or two of them hanging on the main stem.
Glad you're still above ground, Tead. Was worried you got washed out to see or something, lol. Thought there might have been some kind of water event down there.
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None so far... but the year is far from over and there are still systems blowing off the coast of Africa, which is generally the source of our storms.
So shhhhhhhhh!
So shhhhhhhhh!
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Rain is in the forecast for the coming week. There's also a swirly in the gulf that may contribute to the rain. The outside temps are forecast to float in the 70's for the next week. Of course, outside humidity is floating in the 90% range 24/7.
I've got 2 ladies deep into bud. I'm worried about bud rot of course.
I've moved them under cover, but that limits light of course.
Crossing my fingers.
Here's the PC... it's looking pretty.
I've got 2 ladies deep into bud. I'm worried about bud rot of course.
I've moved them under cover, but that limits light of course.
Crossing my fingers.
Here's the PC... it's looking pretty.
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Carly Simon is singing "Anticipation" in my ear as I wait for signs of amber in my Pineapple Chunk.
cool pic friend,, looks kinda like a pepper,, waitin to be stuffed,, which happens to be dinner tonight.. cheers to ya down there
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I see it. Didn't spot the similarities myself.
I frequent a local French restaurant that really formed my discovery of stuffed peppers about 20 years ago. Been diggin them ever since, but the French place became yet another victim of the pandemic and I shall have to search elsewhere for my staple stuffed pepper. I look forward to the gastronomical search.
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The outdoor growing experiment continues. The ladies are looking good and the Girl Scout Cookies is starting to show red!
Pineapple Chunk on the left, GSK on the right.
Pineapple Chunk. She's getting near but not showing any amber yet and could do with some more bud building.
GSK. No red on the leaves, but the buds are showing a good bit of red. I rarely see red, but we've had some chilly nights (well.... down into the 70s) with cooler ones on tap. I really like some red.
Pineapple Chunk on the left, GSK on the right.
Pineapple Chunk. She's getting near but not showing any amber yet and could do with some more bud building.
GSK. No red on the leaves, but the buds are showing a good bit of red. I rarely see red, but we've had some chilly nights (well.... down into the 70s) with cooler ones on tap. I really like some red.
DrDoob
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Awesome sauce. That red gsc looks great man!
Drive-by my friend.. Glad to you still going strong......... I've fallen so far behind with my friends threads. Hope you doing good down there...
Keepem Green or Red?
Keepem Green or Red?
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Flushing the PC. I'm gonna put her in the dark as soon as the winds pick up. Storms happen and I might as well take the opportunity to finish her off right. I want to flush her for a full 2 weeks before I harvest her and I'm on day 5 now.
The Girl Scout Cookies are moving along a bit slower. I'm guessing about 30 days more before I start her flush. Much different form than the PC.
They both started on 1 July and spent their youth in the sauna. MegaCrop diet in a perl/peat medium. They're slower and eat less than the ones grown indoors using C02, but I wanted to see what they'd do in the wild.
The Girl Scout Cookies are moving along a bit slower. I'm guessing about 30 days more before I start her flush. Much different form than the PC.
They both started on 1 July and spent their youth in the sauna. MegaCrop diet in a perl/peat medium. They're slower and eat less than the ones grown indoors using C02, but I wanted to see what they'd do in the wild.
Shaggn
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Where you at Tead?? Hope all is good in this craziness. Peace!!
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