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Defective’s backyard socal grow 🌱🌞🌲🔥

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lol goddamn spellcheck…and it’s too late to edit.
Ya last year by the end of the first week of August I think everything was starting…I’m still not seeing any actual hairs yet, so I think I got another week of solid veg growth.
Mine started Aug 2nd, of last year. But I'm about the same as u, this year.

Only the Runtz and Northern lights are about on par with last year's stage.
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Hey farmers. So in about a week I went from questioning if they were gonna be big enough to oh shit I hope they don’t get too big…looking at last year this time, they were smaller and had more space between…a little closer together this year bc the mushrooms I’m trying to grow.
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Not sure what’s up with these two things mint…they’re green and look healthy, but just not doing much…

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This Himalayan x bubba looks good in the 10 gal.
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Hey farmers. So in about a week I went from questioning if they were gonna be big enough to oh shit I hope they don’t get too big…looking at last year this time, they were smaller and had more space between…a little closer together this year bc the mushrooms I’m trying to grow.
View attachment 2688962Not sure what’s up with these two things mint…they’re green and look healthy, but just not doing much…

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This Himalayan x bubba looks good in the 10 gal.
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Yeah, they really move this time of year! Careful when planting next to walls! They can really intensify the sunlight and it can be quite a bit hotter up against the wall than it is a few feet away from it! I found that out the hard way plant right up next to my barn!🥵😁 Like 15 or 20° hotter in some cases!
 
Yeah, they really move this time of year! Careful when planting next to walls! They can really intensify the sunlight and it can be quite a bit hotter up against the wall than it is a few feet away from it! I found that out the hard way plant right up next to my barn!🥵😁 Like 15 or 20° hotter in some cases!
Ya the backyard is south facing so the sun is directly overhead and follows the path of the wall…it doesn’t get much directly on my side except in the morning…right now my side is shaded.👍
 
Looks like I may have some pollen before the girls start flowering…the stem rub is amazing from this guy…uh, er…I mean it smells good.😅

Here’s the Himalayan indica x bubba…started slow, but now I’m kinda wishing it was in the ground instead of the 10 gal…IMG 6438
 
the stem rub is amazing from this guy….😅

Semantics! Gotta watch out!😍😂
Wouldn't that be a euphemism? 😉 🤣 Yeah yeah I know.... Potato, potato, tomato, tomato unless of course your name is Dan Quayle then it's potatoe, potatoe, tomatoe, tomatoe, let's just call the whole thing off.🤣🤣 I'll be seeing my way out now.
 
Weekend update:
Shit is getting crowded, I removed a couple lower branches, prob gonna have to take a few more at some point….bout up to my chest now…
Some male flowers opened so I moved him into my tent, just sitting in the dark, hopefully dropping some pollen.

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Oh there will be some chuckin! The female blue dream has a definite haze smell on the stem rub while the male has a berry rub…also gonna hit everything else with it too, apples n bananas x okie, LA Con, trop cherry x PLCG, and the bubba cross…should make lots of interesting crosses that I may never grow! lol.

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That Himalayan cross is 👀 nice!!

Wishin it in-ground now, before she, ?, flowers isn't impossible on the plants end.....

I'm not tellin ya, 🤪, to replant it in the ground by gently folding the top of the fabric pot down over itself, all the way down and then gently burying it 3/4 of the way then mounding the rest of the way up covering with the blend of your choice, but there are options....😉
 
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