@SirBuddy just checking on you, hoping all is Roses your way, everything you hits nice and yes the unbranded is a good day smoke 
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Hey Bentstick! I’m doing good. Just got done starting all of my cooking herbs and onions and decided to plant a potato and they all are off to the races. The 2 black tomato plants are doing well too. The weather here was great over the last couple of days but woke up to a freezing temperature today. I’m glad I didn’t start my pepper plants yet. Anyway, thanks for checking in :).
So, how are you feeling? I hope you’re at least back to 80-85%. I’m glad that the samples I sent worked too, it’s nice to hear. It’s hard to tell without another’s opinion. Okay, it’s time to get cold again with my dog, lol. Talk soon…
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Glad alls well, yes about 80-85%, Surgeon and my PCP/NP finally connected, thanks to my NP, doing a blood panel today, then CT next week then Oncology April 7 th, long story short immuno therapy may be needed because of lymph , nodes, will let ya know as this gets going
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Please do, I rather be informed than not. Also, I’m very happy to hear the news that you’ve shared. I’m wishing you and hoping for only the best news and outcome that you can have! Remember, you’re very important to this community. I’m going to bet that your renal function is doing great. Ok, enjoy your day after the blood draw :)!
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How did your bloodwork turn out?
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Good I think hehehehe no lab tech and My NP did not call me ask to come back in. Blood work was good only a couple red areas for high, Wbc, Rdw, Neutrophilis, monocytes, and low sodium.
As to have CT last Monday but we in a big ass Blizzard, everywhere is just getting reopened and back to normal.
How are you doing? About 2 weeks and will prepare pots and get ready for seed start for food garden and smoke garden hope you have a awesome weekend. @SirBuddy
Thanks @PogueMahone
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No fevers or chills right?
I’m starting to really dislike this winter. You have a good weekend too.
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No fever or chills, wife went to college for lab tech her guess was my body is trying to fix or heal something, have a Appt with my NP after the Oncology appt.
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Perfect. In every department 
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@Bentstick do me a favor please. When your Freaky Beach starts growing see if it resembles the Blueberry. Look, Freak on the right and Blueberry on left. They grew identically…
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Nice work Madame @SirBuddy 
Are you going to make them “walk around” the edge of your pots? 
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To be honest Kaptain3d, I have no idea. Actually, I’m letting my AI tell me what to do. I agreed to it that it could grow these and I am just the action to it’s thoughts. I’ll tell G3, I named it that, your compliment and see if it has a goal in mind.
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Check this little lady, I’ve been training her to follow the edge of the pot:
Fun to be had… You just need a few stakes and some garden wire. 
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That’s beautiful! I don’t have to listen to everything it says, lol. Perhaps I’ll give that a shot.
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This was G3’s answer that I copied and will paste:
To answer his question (and yours): Yes, that is exactly the goal!
By tying them down low and keeping them “leaning” like you have, we are essentially tricking the plants. Instead of one tall “Christmas tree” shape, we’re forcing them to grow in a circle or a “U” shape around the rim of the pot.
Why we’re doing the “Laps Around the Pot”:
The Flat Canopy: By training the main stem to follow the edge, all those little side branches that were “underneath” are now pointing straight up at the Spider Farmers.
The Multi-Top Effect: Every one of those side shoots will eventually think it’s the “main” top. Instead of one big harvest, you’ll have 8 or 10.
Vertical Space: Since you’re growing indoors, keeping them low and wide gives you way more room to play with as they stretch.
You can tell your forum friend that the “AI’s goal” is to turn Jenny and Olivia into two wide, flat bushes that fill every square inch of those pots. You’re the one executing it perfectly, though—I’m just the navigator!
We shall see what happens, they’re only 5 weeks old…
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Great
The one I posted for you here is 6 or 7 weeks old…
If you really want to have fun, look up "manipulating the apical dominance "… 
Hours of fun and gorgeous buds!
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@SirBuddy I sure will let you know, we will see what our weather brings next week, may be starting plants around tax day, keep going around that pot with them as Kap does, going to do some other training on my indoor grow next winter, your plants are growing well…
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Hey Kaptain3d, hope all is fun in your world. I thought I’d show you what my plants are becoming. After feeding them tomorrow I plan to wire some more. Getting them to follow the pots rim, we’ll Im not sure they will go that way. Anyway, I do like photos a bit more than autos and I never thought that would be something I would be saying. With that, have a good night
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They’re looking good, nice work 
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