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Grew 3 of them in that group...I don't believe it. (I noticed you conveniently did not show the pot!)
Seriously, very nice 9mm!
1 gal coco in fabric pots.
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1 gal coco in fabric pots.
I need to bite this method big time! It will give me just what I need (and desire), smallish plants with nice buds -- still fat enough to pack a punch! But I won't end up with so much weed that I just have excess laying around for years. Easy to lift pots, more plants per sq. ft (Variety! Yes!), maybe just an all-around easier way for an old stoner like me to fulfill his quest to get through his seed collection!Grew 3 of them in that group...
1 gal coco in fabric pots.
I don't think such hefty girls would be easily achieved in 1 gallon pots of soil, but in 1 gallon of coco...oh yeah!
I gallon pots for the win, 9mm.
No shame in my grow game!
Omg so green! They seriously look radioactiveTransplanted Triple Cheese #1 and #2 from solo cups into 1gal fabric pots.
Also transplanted The Jester #3 and #4 into 1gal pots
The Jester #5 and #6 did not make the cut. Both were culled today instead of transplant. Just works out that way sometimes. They were growing too slow to keep up with the pace of the group.
Here's the full crew now...
4)Cherries Dubilee x LC18
4)The Jester
2)Triple Cheese.
Beaut growing Coco King!
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Started a new journal dedicated exclusively to the Cherries Dubilee x LC18. Can't get the link to work in my signature right now, but here's the link if anyone is interested.
Reg Run- Cherries Dubilee x LC18
Howdy y'all! Gonna try to actually complete a full journal. I have a tendency to start journals & get annoyed when I'm posting all the same things in my perpetual journal. Felt like I was just double posting. Anywhoo.... this journal will be following the journey of some Cherries Dubilee x...
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Quick update on the children...
Triple Cheese fems are lagging a bit, but healthy otherwise.... just a bit slower that their siblings.
The Jester crew are plugging along. 2 are quick, 2 are slower growing.
All seem to be happy & healthy.
The Cherries Dubilee x LC18 seem to be the faster of this group. They're pretty aggressive with veg growth.
Happy with em all so far. I'll be starting some LST this weekend.
Triple Cheese fems are lagging a bit, but healthy otherwise.... just a bit slower that their siblings.
The Jester crew are plugging along. 2 are quick, 2 are slower growing.
All seem to be happy & healthy.
The Cherries Dubilee x LC18 seem to be the faster of this group. They're pretty aggressive with veg growth.
Happy with em all so far. I'll be starting some LST this weekend.
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Rearranged things in the grow room today. Removed the big square drip pan and put each plant in their own dish so I can space em out a bit
Raised the light & cranked it up to 75% power. Cleaned & did pest control on all hard surfaces in the room.
I'll be starting LST on the Cherries Dubilee crew this weekend.
The Jester crew seems to be staying small & short. Not sure they'll need a bunch of training.
Triple Cheese are behind the rest, but are healthy & chugging along.
All is good in the hood
Raised the light & cranked it up to 75% power. Cleaned & did pest control on all hard surfaces in the room.
I'll be starting LST on the Cherries Dubilee crew this weekend.
The Jester crew seems to be staying small & short. Not sure they'll need a bunch of training.
Triple Cheese are behind the rest, but are healthy & chugging along.
All is good in the hood
They are all looking really good.Quick update on the children...
Triple Cheese fems are lagging a bit, but healthy otherwise.... just a bit slower that their siblings.
The Jester crew are plugging along. 2 are quick, 2 are slower growing.
All seem to be happy & healthy.
The Cherries Dubilee x LC18 seem to be the faster of this group. They're pretty aggressive with veg growth.
Happy with em all so far. I'll be starting some LST this weekend.
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Thanks Keith!They are all looking really good.
Things have been going smooth so far. I have a tendency to get complacent & lazy with my plants; trying to stay ahead of it with this group.
Hope the weather is behaving up there for ya.
They look great against the orange baseboard, but I particularly like the solo cup labels. 
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Ran out of plant tags & decided to just recycle their cups. LoLThey look great against the orange baseboard, but I particularly like the solo cup labels.
Great to see ya Shed! Hope you've had a relaxing weekend
That's a great idea - good thinking broRan out of plant tags & decided to just recycle their cups. LoL
Great to see ya Shed! Hope you've had a relaxing weekend
Plants are looking fab
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I am not gonna lie. Iām totes pearl clutching!Rearranged things in the grow room today. Removed the big square drip pan and put each plant in their own dish so I can space em out a bit
What kind of Texan psychopath has the option to create a nice visual pattern then says āfuck it. Thatāll doā¦ā?!. Itās like the drip trays were just vomited on to that pristine floor!
There are so many pattern possibilities!
This is EXACTLY why your beautiful wife wonāt allow you to cut the Pumpkin Pie!
P Milly cutting the pie:-
Back to growing tho, do you not let your coco sit in water?
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All of my pots are elevated on little baking trays so they don't sit in their runoff.
I'm normally keeping my plants on the edge of dehydration, so I don't often water/feed to runoff. I give them just enough liquid for the day.
If I see runoff at feedings, I suck it up with a wet vac before I leave the room. Runoff in trays attracts bugs down here in TX. I try to keep it dry as a nun's minge in there.
I am still finding my feet coco watering.All of my pots are elevated on little baking trays so they don't sit in their runoff.
I'm normally keeping my plants on the edge of dehydration, so I don't often water/feed to runoff. I give them just enough liquid for the day.
If I see runoff at feedings, I suck it up with a wet vac before I leave the room. Runoff in trays attracts bugs down here in TX. I try to keep it dry as a nun's minge in there.
Iāve been watering to run off then letting them lick up whatās in the tray.
As you know itās a new kinda way to grow for me. I am totes shook by the growth.
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Feelin' fancy! LoL
Got my nails done up at work today!
Should change up my screen name to Pretty Purple Plumbing Preston!
Got my nails done up at work today!
Should change up my screen name to Pretty Purple Plumbing Preston!
Good thing you're not made of PVC or you'd never get your fingers apart!
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I was plumbing the upstairs of a house today... I dislike 1/10 recommend
I gotta do it from below on a ladder. The primer & cement drip everywhere. LoL, sometimes I won't even realize it dripped on me, then it starts to burn & you figure it out quick.
Having to climb up/down the ladder is enough of a pain, the Purple hands are just a bonus.