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those ladies look lovely. welcome to the farm. new grower myself, this is my 3rd grow.
Thank you 🥰learning so much from all my grows, each grow presents me with something. I’ve got enough plants to do some fun things. Planning to bonsai a few. And different trading ideas🥰grateful everyday
 
Very nice looking! And glad you're still here to grow. And I'd say 5-6 years isn't beginner level! I've learned so much in just two years. And yours look great. You're probably considered nearly a pro. Haha. Always something new to learn, creative things to try. And this site's members, all, are willing to help out, which is great. I just chopped mine Friday night.
I have a lot to learn. I will always look for my failures do I don’t repeat if possible …I’m planning to bonsai a couple of my clones. Need to move them…30 unintentional clones…wanted 5😆😆😆
 
Congratulations on winning the fight. I lost a dear friend to breast cancer a few years ago so I know it was a hard battle . Plants look great. Welcome to the farm.
Ohhh my gosh I’m so sorry for your loss💕I think cannabis is saving my life. All of my solutions and butters are so important in my post cancer journey. Plants are my passion, help me in the loss of my nursing career due to rotten cancer 🥰
 
@Angela.RN.1124 - Lovely plants! Welcome to the farm. It's a great community of growers with vast experience.
 
Hello from another Lady grower. I'm glad your here and the Farm here is all ears. Best of luck going forward with your grow. P.S. my youngest daughter is a RN. 🌻
 
Hello from another Lady grower. I'm glad your here and the Farm here is all ears. Best of luck going forward with your grow. P.S. my youngest daughter is a RN. 🌻
Thank you so much!! I am so happy to hear that about your daughter, mine as well! She works pediatric surgery at a major university in Chicago region 🥰
 
Is your gg4 cut you run from clone a result from doing a phenohunt? I run a blue dream cut I like for pain and headaches. I just ran a phenohunt of blueberry. I found a plant of that strain that turns such a nice purple a few weeks into flower and finishes strong all purple. Only green is the leafs. If you want to do a trade sometime let me know. I need gg4 on my menu. I’m also pheno hunting a run of sour ice (sour diesel x ice cream cake) and cherry Paloma.

If any of those catch your interest let me know. Also I would steer clear of autoflowers. They’re finicky, hard to recover if you over water early on, you can’t train them to heavy or they’ll herm, the packaging says 8-10 weeks from seed but really they mean 10-12 weeks from seed. The same exact time just about a photo will take. They like 18/6 their whole life using more light to complete their life cycle than an auto. Then there’s the yielding factor. If you do everything right you’ll have the same yield as a photo version of the strain. Although the quality will be different and you will notice it. Your joints won’t be a resinous and your bong rips won’t make your ears ring.

I say everything about autos all out of experience. I did a run of 24 autos once just to see what it’s about. Was not worth it and it’s the only thing I regret growing in my years of growing. when I think back on the firsthand experience I don’t think that way anymore. For sure though steer clear of autos if it’s the speed they grow or ease of growing that is attracting you, for both of these are not the case.
 
I'm glad you beat the cancer, far to many lost from that horrible disease.
I'm happy that cannabis helped you in your journey in recovery, share it with the world and hope others look to it for their own healing!

I know you said you have grown gg4 exclusively to both learn and save money. When you start purchasing clones or seeds, different strains will help with different medical issues based on the terpene/profile of the plant so researching what strains will help with any medical concerns you may have will be very beneficial in your journey.
 
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