The Perpetual Healing Garden - SweetSue's Joyful Return
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Thank you Shiggity.
I was going to do it anyway, - I'm actually getting really excited about this next chapter - but it gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling to get the encouragement. I'm on emotional overdrive today - the joy of the celebration and the obvious emotional sativa influence the extra decarb brings to the DDA.
Whew! Time to run to the store for rolls. This should be fun. Everything's buzzing again. 
Maybe I'll start the new journal with the mixing of the soil. A new beginning. Simplicity married to quality. I like that idea. The universe pays you what you ask for. I think it's time to ask for the best buds I can grow with the least amount of stress. Do it right from the get-go.
Alright.
Out the door I go with a little more spring to the step. Love these brownies. It's interesting how different they are. Completely different effects between the strains. Let me get out there and experience the DDA again. Still trying to feel my way through this from a medicinal point of view. Lol! Right now it's just about feeling incredible. 
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Sweet and smelly buds Christmas to you Susan and to all HAPPY HOLIDAYS
and to all HAPPY HOLIDAYS 
Psssst... hey Sue. Guess who has some Christmas brownies in the oven. 
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Psssst... hey Sue. Guess who has some Christmas brownies in the oven.
Just finished mine this morning. I have them wrapped individually for Christmas gifts. Stoners
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AKgramma
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Why should we be concerned about curling leaves, esp on Sativas, if they are green and otherwise healthy?
Because the strain can perform way better. Her potential is not being met. It's not SS fault, i believe now it's a bad pheno. Sativa , or not , in the wild, leaves don't look like that. She should , and will grow much nicer looking Carnivals in the future if she loses this pheno and starts again. Of course , these are just my thoughts and ops. Cheers AK, have a great Christmas Eve .
Hushsoundz
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Wow! She looks beautiful. What does neem oil do?
.Live , love , grow.
.Live , love , grow.
Agreed.
I hear you and see your point Duggan but if you have the space,Because the strain can perform way better. Her potential is not being met. It's not SS fault, i believe now it's a bad pheno. Sativa , or not , in the wild, leaves don't look like that. She should , and will grow much nicer looking Carnivals in the future if she loses this pheno and starts again. Of course , these are just my thoughts and ops. Cheers AK, have a great Christmas Eve .
let no plant go to waste...
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
I also agree. Panama, green pheno, funky sativa dom leaves. Lanky and can turn a little yellow at times if the grower misses with the watering of her 1.75 gal home.
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Sweet and smelly buds Christmas to you Susan
Happy Holidays to the Birdie home as well.
Psssst... hey Sue. Guess who has some Christmas brownies in the oven.
I'm going for Carnival brownies tomorrow. A spiritual high just seems appropriate to the day. 
I'll have to be sure to save a DDA one for New Years. What a way to start the year off. 
Because the strain can perform way better. Her potential is not being met. It's not SS fault, i believe now it's a bad pheno. Sativa , or not , in the wild, leaves don't look like that. She should , and will grow much nicer looking Carnivals in the future if she loses this pheno and starts again. Of course , these are just my thoughts and ops. Cheers AK, have a great Christmas Eve .
I agree Duggan. It's not living up to its potential AKgramma, and at some level this means I'm sacrificing yeild I'd be getting otherwise.
The neem oil is an attempt to control the mites that found their way into my garden. I've accepted that they may be here to stay, but I insist they don't compromise all my work. These are meds. Losing the harvest isn't an option.
Welcome to the joyful journal Hushoundz. Make yourself at home. I look forward to getting to know you better.
Considering the spacial limitations is might be argued that healthier solar panels generate more efficient power that translates ultimately in a bountiful harvest of the best buds possible. To some extent we do grow for the pretty leaves.
It warms my heart to see you in the rooms again B A R.
I also agree. Panama, green pheno, funky sativa dom leaves. Lanky and can turn a little yellow at times if the grower misses with the watering of her 1.75 gal home.
Oh Jim....... Makes us all salivate.
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Jarring It Up: Train Wreck Auto
This was her largest cola.
Not a lot, but then she's 4 grams of strange on Christmas Eve. Let me fire some up and see what she has to offer.
This was her largest cola.
Not a lot, but then she's 4 grams of strange on Christmas Eve. Let me fire some up and see what she has to offer.
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The clones aren't going to do any more stretching. I raised everyone up to within 12-14" from the light and cut the light schedule by an hour starting tomorrow morning. They'll be on 13/11 to the end.
Merry Christmas Sue!
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Merry Christmas
Hushsoundz
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@SweetSue thank for the info. Sorry to hear about the mites. As you can probably tell I'm a newbie but love to create and watch things grow. Glad to meet you : cheers:
.Live , love , grow.
.Live , love , grow.
kelticBlue
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The image of them using Dawn to clean the oil off the birds is stamped in my memory. Dawn is one of my household staples and I've used it to emulsify in a pinch. Thank you for reminding us. And good morning to you.
Just passing thru town. A Holiday's visit.
Wanted to say i never forgot that story with the dawn and the oil clean up and the little animals. Funny how some stuff never leaves you.
Cheers all!
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Just passing thru town. A Holiday's visit.
Wanted to say i never forgot that story with the dawn and the oil clean up and the little animals. Funny how some stuff never leaves you.
Cheers all!
Merry Christmas keltic.