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MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Oh goodie...hand holdingGood morning Magic Man.I can't view most of your posted photos on this page. I think it's the cameras that are making it more challenging. My pictures from the iPhone can't be nearly as detailed as what you're taking.
I tracked them down the hard way, and it was so worth the effort.This new platform made your pictures look even better. I love a tent full of flowers with red hairs.
One of these days I'm gonna catch up with med threads and dip my toe into genetic manipulation. You're on a real roll here, aren't you? Lol! By the time I'm ready you'll be able to hold my hand all the way through.
Don't think I won't come looking for you. Thanks for the delightful romp through your garden.
It's good to see you and I'm glad you were able to track the photos down although I wonder why you couldn't see them. I am wondering about the Pakistan Valley and the Blue Dreams. The orange and red hairs seem a bit early for them and it may be that they'll finish a bit sooner than the last run. They've had full spectrum of the Mars this time and I gave them an early barley malt elixir which I've read can speed ripening.
I had a heat spike to 93 F in the tent a couple of days ago. Plants were also a little on the dry side and Ultra Dawg seems to be the one plant to suffer a bit. Lower level of leaves affected the most but she just didn't like that heat. She'll be ok but she's hurt a bit. She's just not bred for indoors and deserves a bigger pot with more soil. I take credit for letting her get a little dry.
The last Labyrinth clone had a few roots at the bottom of the rock wool cube so she got potted up so she can grow out of her funk. This one took 19 days so she's just not an easy clone but a doable one.
I took a photo also of Labyrinth 1.1 just to show that they eventually do grow out and start to look pretty. She looked almost like the one above when she got potted up.
Have a great day folks.
