Toast's 2016 Indoor/Outdoor Grow Journal

A couple thangs I forgot. Ever sense I put the plants out side, on a nightly bases I foliage spray FoxFarms Grow Big at a rate of 1 cap full per 2 gals water. Spray the tops and under sides of the leaves generously. Preferably after Sun Set. Today I topped every plant I deemed necessary, instead of waiting and taking them as clones, so certain plants would be more bushy then strechy. I also checked all the bagged clones to see if they need moisture, and moisturized as needed. Have a good day you all. TOAST
 
Well with your RH misting is necessary I guess, here we're just getting over a week of heavy showers so I'd like to keep things dry for a while. Hmm man I just smoked some Grape Ape, it's good for putting me to sleep I think. I remember I passed out once after smoking it and then downing 4 margharitas cause it makes you so sleepy on the comedown :passitleft:
 
So yesterday when I moisturized the Bagged Clones I found that they are all rooted, but only 6 are showing. JD, EF, and JDS. 1 - JD
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2 - EF's
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and 3 - JDS's
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Now this is what I'm talking about
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Now if this JDS turns out to be the KGB this will be my new favorite strain. This stuff is so Hardy its incredible, It clones really fast and as soon as the roots start to grow the plants just go crazy with growth. I am really stoked this might just be the best stuff yet. Wouldn't that be something. TOAST
 
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I had 8 plants on the wall above Planter #2. I sold 3 to a neighbor and transplanted the other 5 to containers
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Here's what the yard looks like now
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I had a Spider Mite problem with my indoor crop. I KILLED them little Bastard's a couple days ago and the Buds have really turned around putting on some weight in the last few days
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so it looks like their going to finish ok, its just going to take a few weeks longer. TOAST
 
I went to check the bagged clones and 22 of the 33 were rooted to the max, so I put them into Qt Zip-Loc's. Here they are after transplanting still under the Misters
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and these are them back in the outdoor grow room.
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now overcast and light rain are predicted for tomorrow, and if that's the case I will put them outside then. If it turns out to be a hot one, they will have to stay in the room for a couple of days until they are fully acclimated to the heat. TOAST P.S. If you guys get a chance, check out Tarheel Grower's Journal, the plants that were started from seeds are absolutely Crankin.
 
lembatoast said:
I forgot, there were 3-EF, 7-JDS, 5-JD, 2-GL, 2-UDXPR,1-SLH, 1-SSH, and 1-PR
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The way you guys toss those letters around frustrates me. I know, it's a pain to have to type all that in. I understand that, I do it every day, but geez, it's hard sometimes to remember what all that means. Don't mind me, just being petty. :laughtwo:

Your garden is beautiful, as always TOAST.
 
lembatoast said:
HIGH Sue, all you have to do is go to the first page of any of our Journals and the full names of the strains are the first things we put down, you know the line up. So if your hard up to know what the initials stand for that's where to look or you could just ask. LOL Luv Ya
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I knew this TOAST. I was just being momentarily irritable. :laughtwo: It's my responsibility to know these finer points to your journal, and I accept that. :kisstwo:
 
They're beautiful TOAST. Made me giggle with delight. :laughtwo:
 
So some of the plants that are in containers in my back yard started budding when I put them outside and these 4 were well along the way so I decided to go ahead and flower them out inside the others don't have that much longer to go.
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there is 1 of each kind which are SSH, UDXPR, JD, and a UDXJDS. It will be cool to get an early look at the new strains, instead of having to wait until the Fall. TOAST
 
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