This might be fine for ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL stuff. Don't spray this directly on electronics! I've repaired plenty of marine radios and if I see this stuff on circuit boards, the radio is RUINED due to contamination. It will mess up LCD displays, and certain component materials. It's hell to attempt component replacement with this oily contamination sprayed on it.
Right, week 3 of flower has passed, plants are doing fine, nothing to worry about, other than I think the Franco's Lemon Cheese is going to grow into my lights hood, who said 4 weeks veg is not enough? Five weeks veg last time saw me 6 inches from my light once the plants stopped pushing out upward growth, this time a week less at 4 weeks veg, and it looks like the plants are taller this run? The other two plants, the Shishkaberry and the White Widow are not as tall, second tallest is the Shishkaberry followed by the White Widow. No defs at the minute, but with 5 weeks left of flower, there's still time to develop a small to large problem. 
Plants are starting to gain some shape to them now the buds are forming and the stretch has lulled, we'll find out how the buds will structure on the stems, we'll then know if the buds will be carrot shaped or just have cluster buds, I've no preference as both types work. ☺ Orange pics time. 
And that is my update, updated, got a stack of work to do in the yard, had high winds, so stuff every were, you know how it goes, anyway, see you next week, keep tokin folks.
Nice way to start Saturday mornin- I just made my first small batch of bubble hash , some day when ya have time so ya d ya share your process ? Just curious and want to improveMorning tokers and growers, hope your all well as usual.
Shishkaberry week 3 of flower gone.
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White Widow, week 3 of flower behind it. Seems a bit small for a White Widow, plenty of indica in it.
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Franco's Lemon Cheese, week 3 of flower gone.
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Group shot. You can see the Franco's just starting to tickle the shade, see what happens next week, a dollar says its in the shade in a weeks time. lol
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And on another subject that's close to my heart, beer, pronounced like Homer Simson. lol
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Don't think I've ever drank a Porter ale, and if I have, I can't remember. lol Don't know if honey and beer go together, I figure I'll find out in a months time.
Porters are my bet for the most robust maltiness flavor. They can be very interesting. Just a pull back from stout in a way that lets some brighter notes emerge among the darker, more caramelized sweetnesses.Looking forward to it now.
Im actually on the page before it right now..lol..sussing out your bubble hash making..ill have a geezerHave a look at entry 141on this diary Max, there's a pic of how I do the St Peters kits, these are the easiest I've found.
Your gonna turn me into an alcoholic you areHave a look at entry 141on this diary Max, there's a pic of how I do the St Peters kits, these are the easiest I've found.
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Love a good milk stout in the morning while watching soccer. Get that frothy head coating the mouth, maybe in the mustache a bit, sip of coffee and so on....just lovely.
Your gonna turn me into an alcoholic you are
Kool I searched ur thread - thanx gonna give it whirl I think I need it colder? And mix not so long ?Look at entry 136 Mosh, how I do it, with pics.
All is well with all three plants, no defs, but still showing the brown tips from over feeding in week one of flower, thought that would have faded, but no, looks like it's there for the duration of the grow, next time I'll pay a bit more attention to detail. Plants have just finished week 4 of flower, all are pushing out some lovely white muffs, should look like a set of brand new toilet brushes by next week, only long handled jobbies. lol I have to say, the difference in the strains height and build this run is amazing, all look very different, you know what I mean, some strain just look the same, no matter what they're name is, but all three of these are different in every way, stood side by side, you could pick any of the strains out visually. So on to week five of flower, just over the half way line, four more weeks and we'll see where we're at. Even after all these years of growing, I still get a buzz out of growing cannabis, the last week before the lumber jacks move in and clear the trees has to be a favourite moment for most growers, shed a tear at the empty space, pop seeds, and smile again. But that's a couple of weeks away, so in the mean time, did the Franco's Lemon Cheese touch the sun? Better look at some orange pics. lol 
That's me updated, will room be burnt to the ground, find out next week, keep tokin folks.
This week see's me with a def on the White Widow, not enough K, one minute it had enough, then boom, it didn't, so you can see the it on the tips and the serrated edges of the leafs, K is up now, but the damage will last the rest of flower, bummer. 
On another note, the other two plants are doing great, the Franco's Lemon Cheese is still residing in my lamps hood, and loving it, the Shishkaberry is fattening up well, got some nice tops forming, so it seems fairly happy with life. All three plants have just finished week 5 of flower, and started week 6 this morning when the lights came on, other than that we're rockin and rollin on the grow front. Planted my Summer outdoor auto seed, got my two gallon bucket from last year all ready to pot up the auto around mid May time. I normally start my outdoor seeds indoors then move them out, but as I'm growing an auto, I've decided to give popping the seed outdoors a go this time, the hard frosts were not in plan A, but have been pencilled in for plan B. Not had time to brew the Milk Stout, again, just been to busy with outdoor stuff, and you know what happens this time of the year, you get in after work, and bang, the heat hits you, and you start to nod off, so next week maybe? Orange pic time. 
