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Carnival, 4 days into Flip.
The Joy Of Growing - SweetSue Goes Perpetual
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She is a stunner. Take a bow sweetsue 
Carnival, 4 days into Flip.
We have liftoff at Cape Carnival!
It's great to see a big bushy plant in your garden, Sue.
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She is a stunner. Take a bow sweetsue
Thank you * curtsy and giggle *
We have liftoff at Cape Carnival!
It's great to see a big bushy plant in your garden, Sue.
Thank you Graytail. You were so patient with me. This has to feel rewarding for you as well. She's making it so easy. I know, I know. It's the soil. I agree. Hehe! I'm sitting here outside the open tent just admiring the scene.
My tent is filled with cannabis lusciousness!!!
I won't get to do this much longer, so I'm gonna enjoy every stinkin' minute of it.
I need to bake some brownies.
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Can't stop laughing. What a life I lead, huh? I have a tent filled with stinky deliciousness, I had to go out and buy new jeans because my old ones were falling off me, I just got approval in the mail to get dentures and there's the sweet smell of decarbing cannabis wafting through the apartment as I prepare to make the next batch of brownies.
Ahhhh....... Sweet, sweet life. I could get used to this.
I figure start two seeds a week. That way I can decide what size pot they'll end up in based on my need when it's time to transplant, but if I can get to where I'm taking down at least two small plants a week I'll for sure stay ahead of the edibles, and that's my preferred method of consuming. Smoking takes too much time to get there on my own. I get off on tangents and never get to the prize. Edibles deliver the punch and I don't have to think about it any more.
What's strange is I'm not talking about getting high any more, but rather maintaining a sense of normal. My brain has been working on a different level since I started this medication schedule. I want very much to maintain it without stress. Taking down the occasional big plant relieves the pressure.
Time to get those brownies made.
What a life I lead, huh? I have a tent filled with stinky deliciousness, I had to go out and buy new jeans because my old ones were falling off me, I just got approval in the mail to get dentures and there's the sweet smell of decarbing cannabis wafting through the apartment as I prepare to make the next batch of brownies. Ahhhh....... Sweet, sweet life. I could get used to this.
I figure start two seeds a week. That way I can decide what size pot they'll end up in based on my need when it's time to transplant, but if I can get to where I'm taking down at least two small plants a week I'll for sure stay ahead of the edibles, and that's my preferred method of consuming. Smoking takes too much time to get there on my own. I get off on tangents and never get to the prize. Edibles deliver the punch and I don't have to think about it any more.
What's strange is I'm not talking about getting high any more, but rather maintaining a sense of normal. My brain has been working on a different level since I started this medication schedule. I want very much to maintain it without stress. Taking down the occasional big plant relieves the pressure.
Time to get those brownies made.
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Robert Celt
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Carnival is a beauty SweetSue
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Carnival is a beauty SweetSue
Thank you TheCelt. I followed Graytail to the letter. He was kind enough to explain those letters to me, which made it easier to understand what he does to achieve that beautiful shape.
Silly though it may have been, my goal was to flip a plant that looked like Graytail himself had trained it. I think I came very close to that. I'm pretty proud of my work with her so far.
From this point on its a matter of getting the drenches right. This is the easy part - I just let her cook. I've never grown anything like her before. I near jump out of bed every morning to check on her.
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The hallway's looking downright enticing. 
The two on the left are the Buddha Tahoe OG, next to that the Auto Jack Herer, closing out with the Auto Jock Horror x Auto Amnesia.
This is how the hallway typically looks, unless sunlight is directly streaming into the kitchen which is directly behind us as we stand drooling over these delicious sticks of cannabis goodness.
This is where they'll all end up. At least until I start baking buds again. I don't know, these brownies have proven to be a great way to start the day, and they deliver a dose that carries me all the way through the night with the addition of the evening dose. I may just stick with them. I really like the fact that two doses a day means I don't have to think about it and I stay fairly level.
It's been strange because my whole exposure up to now was to sit down and "catch a buzz" and now I get a continual buzz and I don't have to stop.
The two on the left are the Buddha Tahoe OG, next to that the Auto Jack Herer, closing out with the Auto Jock Horror x Auto Amnesia.
This is how the hallway typically looks, unless sunlight is directly streaming into the kitchen which is directly behind us as we stand drooling over these delicious sticks of cannabis goodness.
This is where they'll all end up. At least until I start baking buds again. I don't know, these brownies have proven to be a great way to start the day, and they deliver a dose that carries me all the way through the night with the addition of the evening dose. I may just stick with them. I really like the fact that two doses a day means I don't have to think about it and I stay fairly level.
It's been strange because my whole exposure up to now was to sit down and "catch a buzz" and now I get a continual buzz and I don't have to stop.
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Interesting use of a bow there Sue 
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Interesting use of a bow there Sue
Thank you TheCelt.
That's Dale's Wall 'O Weapons, the only ones we hung on to. When we had our tattoo studio he had one entire wall with an extensive sword collection. They all got handed down to friends and clients when we downsized into this tiny apartment, which turned out to be the perfect size for one person. I thought about redoing that wall, but then that bow turned out to be the perfect place to dry all these budscicles I've been growing. I love walking past them. Hahaha!
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Auto Jock Horror x Auto Amnesia - not one, but two - just now breaking the surface.
GhettoGro
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Interesting use of a bow there Sue
I was gonna say, "those buds look bowed up and ready to kick azz!"
That plant is gonna yield! I can't wait to see the outcome here!
Get'r'done, Sue!
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I certainly hope so GG. It'd be nice to get a decent inventory in storage as a cushion in case life gets squirrelly.
I see you're pulling them down one by one. Having fun?
GhettoGro
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Having a blast, Sue. Trimming out a 3.5 foot sativa is a job, but well worth the end result. Taking a break now to let my eyes refocus. Damned presbyopia and old age! lol
Dchannn
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in your own words, what makes a true perpetual grow?
GhettoGro
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per·pet·u·al
pərˈpeCH(əw)əl/
adjective
1.
never ending or changing.
"deep caves in perpetual darkness"
synonyms: everlasting, never-ending, eternal, permanent, unending, endless, without end, lasting, long-lasting, constant, abiding, enduring, perennial, timeless, ageless, deathless, undying, immortal; More
2.
occurring repeatedly; so frequent as to seem endless and uninterrupted.
"their perpetual money worries"
synonyms: interminable, incessant, ceaseless, endless, without respite, relentless, unrelenting, persistent, continual, continuous, nonstop, never-ending, recurrent, repeated, unremitting, sustained, around/round-the-clock, chronic, unabating; informaleternal
"her mother's perpetual nagging"
If you don't have plant in flower, you are not perpetual.
That is my def. Sue meets this criteria and then some.
pərˈpeCH(əw)əl/
adjective
1.
never ending or changing.
"deep caves in perpetual darkness"
synonyms: everlasting, never-ending, eternal, permanent, unending, endless, without end, lasting, long-lasting, constant, abiding, enduring, perennial, timeless, ageless, deathless, undying, immortal; More
2.
occurring repeatedly; so frequent as to seem endless and uninterrupted.
"their perpetual money worries"
synonyms: interminable, incessant, ceaseless, endless, without respite, relentless, unrelenting, persistent, continual, continuous, nonstop, never-ending, recurrent, repeated, unremitting, sustained, around/round-the-clock, chronic, unabating; informaleternal
"her mother's perpetual nagging"
If you don't have plant in flower, you are not perpetual.
That is my def. Sue meets this criteria and then some.
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GG, you should see the grin on my face.