Trying to introduce myself, but it's not working out.

[Gariliah]

And a broken branch I cut recently.

 

[RootFarmer]

Just ask Gnick he knows everything PS. don't attend your grow while you are high...

Yea....sure....THAT'S gonna happen.
I'd never get ANYTHING done, if that's the case.

 

[The_Greenist]

Welcome!

I can give advice but I have no idea what I'm doing.

 

[Gariliah]

Hey Gari........GO PITTSBURGH!!!!! kinda hope you're a Steelers fan and not a Eagles fan.....

I'm not sure why......but I goto upload photos, that let's me choose gallery, once that opens, I choose what to up and download......

Hey! And I'm from the Pittsburgh area, so why in the F' would I NOT be a Steelers fan!! Ha! And even more concerning, why in the double F' would I be an Eagles fan?!? So silly. . . !!

 

[Gariliah]

.jpg, not stupid .heif

 

[Mikedin]

Yea....sure....THAT'S gonna happen.
I'd never get ANYTHING done, if that's the case.

Right haha I don’t think I’ve ever walked into a tent before I smoked

Welcome to the farm @Gariliah some nice lookin plants ya got there!

 

[SpiderFarmerLED]

Trying to finger out how this site works. Also trying to introduce myself. High, I'm Gariliah. I'd love advice and opinions. This is my 2nd outdoor grow, in SW Pennsylvania. Also, look at that split in the stalk. That was week 2-3 of her veg. I recommend super glue for any beginners that want to train!

Hey Gariliah, welcome to the community! Your grow sounds awesome, and that’s a great tip about using super glue for stalk splits—definitely helpful for training accidents! How’s your outdoor grow going so far this season? Feel free to ask for any advice; we’re here to help.

 

[gmonster714]

Hey Gariliah, welcome to the community! Your grow sounds awesome, and that’s a great tip about using super glue for stalk splits—definitely helpful for training accidents! How’s your outdoor grow going so far this season? Feel free to ask for any advice; we’re here to help.

Super glue....Thank you for that tip. I train plants a lot and usually just tape them up but this is a great idea. Especially for larger branches that suddenly snap.

 

[Gariliah]

Hi. I want to thank everyone for everything. This site has great people as members. I love how everyone is so willing to help out. Thanks guys!

It's me. Again. The central scrutinizer. Yeah, it's me (that's from Zappa's 'Joe's Garage album, which I definitely recommend placing an ear to, if you haven't, then you'll get it.) But, yeah. It's me, the central scrutinizer. Again.

Besides thanking everyone, I'd like to offer a phytography about my girl, whom I've spent every night with, since probably March, maybe April, perhaps it was May, but who gives a fuck, anyway? (Another Zappa teaser.) Anyway, yes. Every night, fingering her. I've become obsessed with her. And now, I have to kill her. It breaks my heart. And I think tomorrow night is the night. I'm gonna cry. Again. Which brings up my desires to keep a plant in the veg state. . . Forever. I want to make a tree. But that's for another time, another topic.

Oh. The super glue for those interested:

When she was young, before the stems started hardening, I was trying to bend them down. It was after the first clip, and after it divided. Also strange, she grew anyway, the part I clipped, which made 3 new branches, instead of just 2.

Anyway, she was still green, and I was training, but apparently applied to much downward pressure, and that green branch peeled down the stem. It was seriously dangling, attached by only a few fibers strands. I literally shit a polished brick. I panicked. I needed a fix! So I grabbed the Dollar General super glue. Wetness makes super glue dry pretty much instantly, and since it's a live, wet, and green plant, and super glue isn't toxic to humans, I gambled. After it was secure, I googled, and found others that have used it, so I felt very rested.

And as for training, I've found tying the branches down to be much safer. I was bending at first, hence the splits. I didn't think I'd want to spend the time tying her down and all that. But like I said, I became obsessed! And tying them down was much better. You just keep adjusting the string as she grows. And when I ran out of room for more strings, I used mason jar rings as weights, to keep her growing horizontally, instead of straight up. Next time, I'm surely going for a bigger pot. I thought the 5 gal bucket would be plenty, but it is not nearly enough.

Oh. And this was a random seed of three, and the only one that sprouted. Just placed in a pot with another houseplant.

So other than those key points, I'm open for questions, and I still have MANY of me own. Damn. Many questions.

Thanks, again. Especially to anyone that has read this!

 

[Gariliah]

Say goodbyes, guys

 

[Gariliah]

Say goodbyes, guys

She's ready to be grilled. End of season and end of session. Thanks, girl and grill. Fire it up. Modest Mouse.

 

[Gariliah]

Here's the ties and Mason ring wheelie deal, eh?

 

[Gariliah]

And a couple fun ones with Toady. He was there.

 

[Gariliah]

Here's hypnotoad. . .

 

[Gariliah]

He was a great host. At first. But whenever it would rain, he'd start burrowing, down below. So I had to kick him out. Plus, I fingered he'd start climbing branches and shit. I don't know. I think I should have let him decide.

 

[Gariliah]

More fun?

 

[Gariliah]

More fun?

So young. . .

 

[Gariliah]

Burden in my hand.

 

[Gariliah]

Ouch.

 

[7munkee]

Hello there, my Pennsylvania brother! Welcome to the farm. I am an hour or so north of you by the PA/NY border. How did you fare in that 90%+ humidity we had 2 weeks or so ago? I'm a tent grower but I was still running with 80% humidity even with my lights on.