Been taking stock lately and sorting things through, I'm still breathing and the sun rose again... Life goes on.
And so does my garden! I clipped some off the top of the NL and she's already back where she was before the trim, it is a weed indeed!!!!!! She's showing all over the place now and I'm really hoping stretch will stop soon. If it stops growing now, my neighbor will only have to just reach over the wall to touch the flowers. He may be getting an Ounce for X-mas, anonymously of course...
The Peyote Critical is definitely over shadowed by the NL but she's holding her own and producing some nice flowers. I don't smell them when I walk outside, but that's prolly cause we've got the Salton Sea so close and it stinks this time of year. Use your environment to your advantage or just get lucky, I'm pretty sure it's both for me. As we said playing billiards, "Better to be lucky than good..."
The Berry Bomb is the one ahead of the curve, she's got the most development by far. Her trunk is not abnormally thick, but she looks like it might be. I think she's just shading herself the best she can!
The Frail Candida. I left her outside for 2.5 days after chopping, a significant amount, off the tops the other day. I sprayed her real good with nuke'm and gave her a feeding. The pot was a bit light today so I fed again and thinned her out, then a nice spray down with the spinosad soap and back into the tent after drying. Still upping the CalMag at 4tsp/ gallon.
I mentioned the clipping of the NL outside, well here's the monster-crop clones. The reason I kept the Candida outside for so long was to try and get rid of the FG's. Any way, I decided to put the clones in vermiculite to see how they'll do. I used Root Riots and two different rooting hormones, CloneX & the powder stuff.
3 blind mice...