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[Lilolme]

That’s so cool. And they’ll adapt to soil again after getting roots like this? Or do they go in the tank only?

I pulled em out planted em in soil and watered em in, I put a little worm castings in with em. You could put em in any growin medium

 

[Lilolme]

@Lilolme

What dehumidifier did you purchase for your room? You wouldn't happen to have a link would you?

 

[GalaxysEdge]

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Nice - thank you sir!

 

[Mothman]

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Thanks, amigo.

 

[Lilolme]

8 weeks tomorrow, trics are cloudin up but thats the stuff in the light and that aint where I wanna do the final checkin thats deeper in the bud a little more in the shadows. The trics on the leaves will ripen sooner ya don’t wanna go by those. Still lots of shiners so they will go on to week 9 and next feedin will be cut back to 500 ppm or so and will most likely be the last it will be water if they are lookin bout ready to go, if not on to week 10. Dont get excited I think the purplish hue was due to the flash and the angle

 

[Lilolme]

That one seems to be exceptionally frosty though

 

[Schwer]

Amazing pics. Holy hell those look good! Dog pic is still best pic though

 

[GalaxysEdge]

That one seems to be exceptionally frosty thoughView attachment 1163929

Holy crap...since when does it snow in August?

They look fantastic man!

 

[Lilolme]

The verdict is in and I foresee a couple more weeks at least. Still lots of shiners (clear trics) in the meaty parts of the buds.

 

[Schwer]

The verdict is in and I foresee a couple more weeks at least. Still lots of shiners (clear trics) in the meaty parts of the buds.

If it means more pics like these I'm kind of glad.

 

[Lilolme]

If it means more pics like these I'm kind of glad.

I have harvested based on the easy to see trics only to look into the buds later and see nothin but shiners they had a long way to go

 

[Mothman]

The verdict is in and I foresee a couple more weeks at least. Still lots of shiners (clear trics) in the meaty parts of the buds.View attachment 1164201View attachment 1164202View attachment 1164203

Now you’re just toying with us!

 

[Lilolme]

Now you’re just toying with us!

Not me buddy, this is the most importantist part of the whole deal. Get this wrong and you get sup par, low weight low potentcy results for all the hard work and angst suffered from the day you dreamily looked at the little seed and thought, “I got this”.

 

[Schwer]

... from the day you dreamily looked at the little seed and thought, “I got this”.

My thought was "I'm so sorry," but point taken none the less.

 

[Lilolme]

My thought was "I'm so sorry," but point taken none the less.

You are so far ahead of the curve at this point that you need a boat anchor tied to your brain to keep you within the limits of the rest of us

 

[Lilolme]

While yall were screwin around I had more tough decisions to make and much work to do. Up-potting is a very important part of the grow, the plants will be more robust if introduced to bigger pots as they progress. However once in flower this is not recommended you dont want to disturb or damage the roots and stunt their growth. However, if done carefully it is not the worst thing in the world and if, like me, you had no real plan and didn’t know the little pieces of trim trash you rooted would actually amount to anything it might be worth the risk. Cut off the bottom, split the side but just the bottom part. Carefully set the pot in the bigger pot, backfill against the still there pot then gently lift it away and press the soil to firmly seat the now uppotted pot in the bigger pot.

 

[Schwer]

You're certainly full of good ideas. I was pretty unhappy with the 1 gallon velcro fabric pots because it was like a wrestling match getting them off. Maybe it would be better to stick with a cheaper pot I don't mind destroying for the sake of a smooth and less stressful transfer.

Also...

... if, like me, you had no real plan and didn’t know the little pieces of trim trash you rooted would actually amount to anything...

 

[Lilolme]

First thing I did before the pot repotting was check on the tub club, been ever so slightly lowerin the lights over the past week and checkin their tolerance to it. After adjustin the light and usin up a couple hours repotting I returned to check em and they appeared to enjoy the slighly more intense light and the 1 or 2 degree increase in the temperature which is still comfortable according to my high tech temperature checkin appendage

 

[Lilolme]

You're certainly full of good ideas. I was pretty unhappy with the 1 gallon velcro fabric pots because it was like a wrestling match getting them off. Maybe it would be better to stick with a cheaper pot I don't mind destroying for the sake of a smooth and less stressful transfer.

Also...

Yep,red solo cup to cheap 1 gallon nursery container then to final home

 

[Schwer]

... according to my high tech temperature checkin appendage

You want to get that thing checked out. They're typically only good for 70-80 years, parts are hard to replace, and the warranty sucks!

And beautiful pictures as always.