Poison Apple
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Ohh, the UWPxPG55 taller than the light currently is. Gonna have to switch the tent around so the other side of her can fill in too. When I put her in the flowering tent gonna lay the main and all side branches down as flat as I can before they stretch. Should give me dozens of tops then!
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Poison Apple
The two McChem. Another branch broke, but got stack together and gonna hope for the best! Gotta say these stems are snappy!
The Strawberry Sublime Ladies!
Roots have started showing from the vents in the cups so should start to have some explosive veg growth starting.
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The Strawberry Sublime ladies are doing great!
Now the Poison Apple and McChem I am getting disappointed with and would probably have cut down except these are for a grow off!
Haven’t even started super cropping or anything and everything keeps snapping and breaking off. When I do trim something instead of taking a day or two to bounce back is taking min of 4-5 days. Wouldn’t pay money for these so far.
McChem
Poison Apple
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PS. The two McChem are also regs, so could already be out of this competition, cuz I doubt the PA is going to do much.
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So talked with a friend that knows the breeder and it’s an exotic breed that likes more maturity before training. Oops… lol guess I’m growing a mini!
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I don’t wanna be a d!ck but that sounds like code for “weak genetics with a chance at a pheno worth keeping alive.” I’ve never had a plant that needed to be trained later than 3-4 nodes. Not even my autos
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Probably. Lol
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Nothing left but the Strawberry Sublime girls and moved in the aloe plant for some better veg growth. Black bucket is just water to help with RH.
Wife finally got tired of this tent taking up room in the bedroom so it will be coming down after these girls get moved out. Which is fine, gonna do whole tent dedicated runs after this anyways and will give me more free time not managing two tents. Physical limitations are also becoming more and more of an issue so only having to get into one tent will save a LOT of time and pain as well.
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Was wondering why my little’s weren’t growing that much, forgot to check DLI when I put them back in, lowered the light about 7-8” and got them all between 22-32 DLI! Should do much better now.
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Well not much has changed for these girls as I have been absentmindedly neglecting them due to life, but that isn’t a bad thing as they will need all the room them can get soon! My first batch of soil should be ready here soon, waiting on some additives to mix in so I can up pot, that’s going to be a tight fit…
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Girls were all perked back up today so bent the stems down again. Not big enough to tie down so just some light flex training.
I did remember to actually feed them tonight. Made up a gallon of water with jacks 321 and Miicrobial Mass, should last a couple days before needing to dump and make a new batch. My scale has no problem doing measurements that small, I just don’t want to deal with tiny batches each day. Might switch to half gal depending how much they drink of this gal in the next couple days.
So 3.8ish liters for my Northern buddies!
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Staring to show some good growth again!
Going to let them grow another node or two before trimming and training to give the stems time to thicken up some. I have about 7-9 weeks till I can put them in the flowering tent and another 2 weeks till I can transplant them.
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All the girls got trimmed up and tied down tonight. Also put in a second tray in for better spacing.
No pictures today, barely got the flowering tent watered and these girls done. Have had a cold the past couple days so can’t even smoke right now.
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Sorry to hear it - nothing like a bad cold to really ruin your day/week. Feel better soon!
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The actual cold isn’t that bad, but the sore throat and cough to where I can’t smoke is the problem. There goes my pain management… was able to smoke a small bowl this morning so far without too much coughing, so today is looking better!
Thanks!
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Do you think the aloe is receiving too much light? Her colors seem off somewhat. Aren’t they an indirect type plant?
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Yeah, I honestly have non idea. It’s been doing fine the year I’ve had it in my tents, was half dead before I took it from my wife. Lol
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The discoloration on a few of the branches made me wonder. If it’s been in with your plants for a year it’s probably well adjusted.
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