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That’s from electrical contact cleaner. I accidentally sprayed it two days ago. I immediately sprayed it off with fresh water. I thought the plant would be dead by now.
Waywardwayne's Kiwi OG + Thin Mint Kiwi Get To Know Me Journal
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They're pretty resilient!
As a super high officer of the canna court I enviz this as a cool mistake almost fully repaired already! 
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Kiwi og asparagus
The one in the center will be transplanted into a 15gal cloth and sent into flower this week.
The newest sproutlet. Rolled up in a hemp sprouting pad. I got the root going down and the head coming up with precision on this baby. Maybe it’ll make a difference and maybe not.
Straggler out back is still spotted but otherwise looks like a neglected, healthy, piece of work.
The one in the center will be transplanted into a 15gal cloth and sent into flower this week.
The newest sproutlet. Rolled up in a hemp sprouting pad. I got the root going down and the head coming up with precision on this baby. Maybe it’ll make a difference and maybe not.
Straggler out back is still spotted but otherwise looks like a neglected, healthy, piece of work.
Highya WWayne,
Look at all the trichomes!! They look nearly ready. Very frosty!!
The other ladies weren't labeled. I can't remember what strains you're growing. The one on the left looks nitrogen deficient. The middle one must be under your training program. Rain tonight and tomorrow. Not as bad as last year for the weather!! Happy Smokin'
Look at all the trichomes!! They look nearly ready. Very frosty!!
The other ladies weren't labeled. I can't remember what strains you're growing. The one on the left looks nitrogen deficient. The middle one must be under your training program. Rain tonight and tomorrow. Not as bad as last year for the weather!! Happy Smokin'
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Hey Bode, the one on the left is the sour patch kids. The center and right are either dosido or grapes n’ crème. They got mixed up and I don’t know which is which!
The SPK on the left is the one that was split down the middle. It’s been giving me issues since then. It’s always not been a very vibrant green even before but it’s been growing great. Perhaps I could add some N and see if that darkens the leaves a little. The kiwi og, which is flowering, is certainly getting frosty. I anticipate the harvest even though it’ll probably only be like 15 grams.
The weather today feels cold, maybe after is rains it’ll warm up for us. The last few days have been great here. Maine has the potential to grow amazing plants, if we’re lucky. Thanks for checking it out.
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My confidence has diminished. Checking out some seeds and these two strains have the same picture. One has cropped a little more of the edges that the other but it’s the same picture
Highya WWayne,
I'm still trying to find a seedbank in the U.S. that has reasonable prices, good seed selection, and delivers seeds without problems. Seems every time I order, something gets messed up. Twice, from seedsman customs has taken the seeds so I have to find another address to resend them to. Some have a small offering. Still hunting. I grow Super Silver Haze because it's mold resistant, and finishes mid October. Other strains come from friends. Still looking for the holy grail of cannabis.
Pretty strange about the two pictures alike, yet different strains. I always wondered about seed companies doing things like that. I guess the more reputable ones don't do things like that. And yes, Maine can grow great ladies. Just have to get them through hurricane season. Last year, I lost 4 plants to severe winds and rain. Still trying to figure out tying branches and staking the main stalk. Anyways, Happy Smokin'
I'm still trying to find a seedbank in the U.S. that has reasonable prices, good seed selection, and delivers seeds without problems. Seems every time I order, something gets messed up. Twice, from seedsman customs has taken the seeds so I have to find another address to resend them to. Some have a small offering. Still hunting. I grow Super Silver Haze because it's mold resistant, and finishes mid October. Other strains come from friends. Still looking for the holy grail of cannabis.
Pretty strange about the two pictures alike, yet different strains. I always wondered about seed companies doing things like that. I guess the more reputable ones don't do things like that. And yes, Maine can grow great ladies. Just have to get them through hurricane season. Last year, I lost 4 plants to severe winds and rain. Still trying to figure out tying branches and staking the main stalk. Anyways, Happy Smokin'
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Hey Bode, I remember last year there were at least 3 different days of 60+ mph winds with one of them significantly higher. That type of wind is the worst!
I have ordered from North Atlantic seeds and they are operating out of Maine. The seeds were here in 4 days with no problem. 3 of the 7 seeds I planted from them didn’t make it or didn’t hatch. But they were testers and the seeds looks misshaped and small to begin with. The ones that were not testers looked fine and have made it into seedling and starting veg any day. The reason I was on the other site looking at seeds is because North Atlantic seed co’s website was super slow and I couldn’t really browse with it like that. But this morning it seems like the site is running at normal speed yay!
With all the pictures of colas and plants on these seed sites it’s crazy to find two of the same picture for two different strains. I guess researching a strain has to be a bigger effort than just reading the description and looking at the picture provided by the seed company.
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A lot of the banks reuse them stock photos. Personally I don't care for it, kinda like false advertising. However maybe they just don't have an image for it? Some strains don't even have info. Does that ever deter you from a purchase? Or does it prompt you to wanna grow it and add that info for future growers? There's some good guys out there that have amazing genetics, like new420seeds.
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Of course I’d buy from them just maybe not those strains. Because the picture can either be one or none so I’ll pick something that looks like a legitimate photo of the strain. There are so many genetics I don’t even know where to start looking. Just going through the sponsors for now. I’m glad north east seeds are in maine! I wasn’t aware stock photos were used on any ole strain. There is so much to research trying to find a strain that fits some criteria.
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Always remember though, don't ever judge a book by its cover.
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I think I’m in for some trouble. The ring is 36 inches. I dug out a hole under it 12” deep making it 36” round by 24” deep. There is a tree that has to come down to provide unobstructed sunlight. It’ll become firewood next year. Watered 5 gallons and I don’t think I soaked it all the way through.
5 gallons should be more than enough.
I think I’m in for some trouble. The ring is 36 inches. I dug out a hole under it 12” deep making it 36” round by 24” deep. There is a tree that has to come down to provide unobstructed sunlight. It’ll become firewood next year. Watered 5 gallons and I don’t think I soaked it all the way through.
That's similar to a 100 l. Bag.
I get runoff by the time I pour 5 gallons in a bag that size.
Stay safe
Bill284
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Thanks, glad to hear it sounds about right to you. The soil was bone dry so I figured it needed it. Used a bucket with holes in it to water, even and slow.5 gallons should be more than enough.
That's similar to a 100 l. Bag.
I get runoff by the time I pour 5 gallons in a bag that size.
Stay safe
Bill284
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This morning, as is becoming routine, I find myself in the garden again.
I don’t know how I feel about the snake toting off a worm. I like the worms!
Beginning to take shape like a softball
The picture doesn’t accurately show the color but these leaves in the past three days have gone very dark and purple. I swear it’s almost black in places.
Top and profile view of the training job
Looking like a fire cracker even though she’s still on the mend from the split
A project I’m leaning toward failed, I can’t get the roots to live in the water
I don’t know how I feel about the snake toting off a worm. I like the worms!
Beginning to take shape like a softball
The picture doesn’t accurately show the color but these leaves in the past three days have gone very dark and purple. I swear it’s almost black in places.
Top and profile view of the training job
Looking like a fire cracker even though she’s still on the mend from the split
A project I’m leaning toward failed, I can’t get the roots to live in the water
JiggiLotus
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Cool garden snake, should keep him around the yard 
and your plants are looking great 
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Cool garden snake, should keep him around the yard
I wouldn’t move the snake even if we start fueding over worms. Gotta let the creatures be.
I’m so glad the kiwi is turning something out, with the short start and lack of veg I couldn’t be happier with her. Aside from the odor, it still smells like dumpster water every now and then. But that’s getting better too.
JiggiLotus
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Hahahah that's gotta be one hell of a smell!! Dumpster Water Diva 
Them long skinny leaves, just love it.
Them long skinny leaves, just love it.