[OldBoy25pnw]

Great grow, beautiful correct setting and same as my outdoor setting and “super soil.” Like you to check Been learning a lot this year with the help from https://forum.theterptrail.com/invites/nRxHxXfVoR I think you’d like that invitation.

Thank you

 

[Reynolds46]

Quick run thru the garden this evening.
Chemdawg hash plant
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Afghani
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Lemon power haze
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Northern lights
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Runtz
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Kalini Asia
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The NL is a monster. Cage is 4'h x 5' wide, and she's got it about full.
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Let me know about the Asia I was gonna get a couple seeds of that

 

[EternalSun]

Sunshine daydream (driveway edition), and Cluster Funk (driveway edition):

 

[Hossgrows]

Let me know about the Asia I was gonna get a couple seeds of that

Its been a strong plant, so far. Lots of smell for not being in flower.

I bought it because it's supposed to be mold, pest, disease, resistant. And!! produce purple flowers.

 

[IgnorRayMuss]

Anyone have any suggestions on what might be causing the yellowing? It actually looks beautiful but I don't believe it should look like this. These are 2 different plants and the only 2 of 12 that look this way. Both are different strains

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Anyone have any suggestions on what might be causing the yellowing? It actually looks beautiful but I don't believe it should look like this. These are 2 different plants and the only 2 of 12 that look this way. Both are different strains

How recently did you add that mulch? It looks like they got a very acidic bath. Your mulch would be my first suspect. Dyed or not properly composted wood chips can rob your soil of nitrogen and be acidic at the same time. Just a guess.

 

[IgnorRayMuss]

The Street Fight is starting to fill in her canopy. We've had good rain and plenty in the forecast for now. The plan seems to be working, so far.

 

[IgnorRayMuss]

Weekly spraying put on hold, due to rain.
So instead, I cleaned out all the bottoms of the plants between storms, today.
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82% humidity right now, and not getting better for awhile, so it's the next best thing to do. Give um lots of air

It's great to see you planning to grow trees.

 

[IgnorRayMuss]

Our species has been selecting, cultivating, judging and in general manipulating the F out of this plant for own purposes. I'm sure stem bending and folding is an old game to challenge a plants suitability for further cultivation/refinement. The branch that split from the trunk has probably rooted into the soil. I'd be willing to bet that is a characteristic that some farmer noted thousands of years ago and decided that's plants tenacity needs to be passed on. We like to think we are at the advance of weed cultivation when we are standing on selections started thousands of years ago. Some strains seem much more trainable and some don't. What are your experiences?

 

[Hossgrows]

It's great to see you planning to grow trees.

I'm done with trees. Bushes and hedges from now on.

I grew a tree last year, don't care to be that far up a ladder anymore. The bush I can handle

 

[danmac69]

Quick run thru the garden this evening.
Chemdawg hash plant
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Afghani
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Lemon power haze
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Northern lights
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Runtz
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Kalini Asia
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The NL is a monster. Cage is 4'h x 5' wide, and she's got it about full.
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The Street Fight is starting to fill in her canopy. We've had good rain and plenty in the forecast for now. The plan seems to be working, so far.

That trellis looks like a chinese kids climbing frame ...lol..but essential m8..what a size,amazing ,some of biggest av seen in outdoor...your nl is gonna provide the goods...I,m in wrong pitch man,.akes me ill when I think of "walkin on eggshells" in zipper city...you got it nailed bro 10/10.

 

[OldBoy25pnw]

Yes the momentary thrill of big plants goes away pretty quickly when you’re working on them, to hedges.

 

[danmac69]

I'm done with trees. Bushes and hedges from now on.

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If their no trees I,m the pope..beautys

 

[Hossgrows]

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Our species has been selecting, cultivating, judging and in general manipulating the F out of this plant for own purposes. I'm sure stem bending and folding is an old game to challenge a plants suitability for further cultivation/refinement. The branch that split from the trunk has probably rooted into the soil. I'd be willing to bet that is a characteristic that some farmer noted thousands of years ago and decided that's plants tenacity needs to be passed on. We like to think we are at the advance of weed cultivation when we are standing on selections started thousands of years ago. Some strains seem much more trainable and some don't. What are your experiences?

I experienced just what u speak of this year. 6 different plants, all trained the same. Some created vertical branching, others not so much. Hence my Northern lights, which is becoming a branching monster, and my landrace Afghani, that just wants to grow up instead of out. Branches are stout, and don't bend easily

My Runtz is similar to the Afghani plant, but did make some vertical branches.

 

[Galgrows]

My 3 photoperiods been outdoors for 30days now. Plants were measured by me this morning just for shits & giggles and no i don't measured the pots they are in LOL that's cheat'in in my book. My tallest so far is the GG#4 at only 4 1/2ft the other 2 are only 3 ft. and 3 1/2 ft. My oldest auto is 24" and just going into preflower LOL. Trees are for the young'ins or folks with lots of help during harvest. I've got neither anymore. And i honestly do not miss breaking down 10ft or taller plants.

 

[Oldchucky]

That trellis looks like a chinese kids climbing frame ...lol..but essential m8..what a size,amazing ,some of biggest av seen in outdoor...your nl is gonna provide the goods...I,m in wrong pitch man,.akes me ill when I think of "walkin on eggshells" in zipper city...you got it nailed bro 10/10.

 

[danmac69]

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That would do you.

 

[Leste]

I’m all about bamboo. I used it in my garden for years. You have a world of uses for it.

 

[danmac69]

View attachment 2685756View attachment 2685757I’m all about bamboo. I used it in my garden for years. You have a world of uses for it.

I see said the blind man....

 

[Leste]

As the lame boy walked by…

 

[danmac69]

As the lame boy walked by…

Thats the one m8