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05-21-2009, 08:48 AM
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brand new picture of my best LST plant, her name is Betty (for betty nugs from encino man) lol whatcha think?? oh yeah, shes bagseed from some killer, put outside march 20, started tyin down at 4 weeks Last edited by Be so Kind; 05-21-2009 at 08:54 AM.. | ||
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05-21-2009, 01:08 PM
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there all growin like weeds  anyone ever grow any silver haze .got a few beans started heard its pretty good stuff and not bad for indoors | ||
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05-21-2009, 02:41 PM
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| so today is the first day in about 6 that we havnt had rain...so me and my guerilla teammate went out to check on two of our plants at this one spot we were worried about... holy shit was there alot of water..!! normally we cross a small ditch, then cross a larger creek-ditch a few minutes after that...well today we couldnt even get past the first ditch! what we had to do was backtrack and cut to the side of that ditch and then we spent about 45mins chopping small trees with a machete to build a makeshift bridge over the larger creek-ditch...after all that cutting and trying to set them right so they pile up and dont sink enough for us to get across... well that didnt work...and after getting our feet soaked just building the bridge, we decided to just say fuggit and we tredged across this ditch at about scrotum high(please forgive the reference, but thats where it was ) to the other side and made our way to our plants...i was glad we did cause when we bent the corner and came out of all the brush into our small clearing, i was pleasantly suprised....all the water was pooled up about three-four feet in each direction but our two babies were high n dry...and we had a loooot of rain...they were about waist high and starting to get a xmas tree shape to em...still got another month and some change to veg so im gonna go out on a limb and say theyll be every bit of 6 foot by the end...  they were nice n healthy, with a small teeny bit of yellowing at the bottom fan leaves, but i think that may be cause theyre hungry....ive been sprinkling peace of mind tomato and vegetable on it every other week, i think i may set up a five gallon bucket with some nutrient water in it and let it drip over it for a few days just to get some extra food in there and get that big growth we want... now i just gotta wait till the water lowers down a bit cause the other spot theres no way were getting to it any time soon...neither is anyone else....haha...that works for me.. hope no one lost any babies with this nasty storm we just got...happy gurilla growing..
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05-21-2009, 04:31 PM
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| sound like a great spot surf i bet they shoot up quick when they start gettin some good sun i had a spot like that once, and i only had to water them myself like 4 times the whole season i hope they get enough sunlight where they are at | ||
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05-22-2009, 01:23 AM
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| I'm having a hard time getting started b/c of heavy rains. I know I have 2 tiny ones. This out of 100+ seeds. I just spred more and may have more in a week. Same story. Different day. | ||
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05-22-2009, 02:17 AM
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not very happy. i've been watching all of my plants sex over the last few days. so far i've only found one female. almost all of them seem to be male. im kinda suprised... they have been pretty happy. the only mistakes i made were the initial pH and putting them outside a little early.   this last pic is my one and only female.... at least she's gorgeous. 
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05-22-2009, 06:49 AM
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| Well, plants are outside being hardened off, damn wind blows 24/7 here. Probably the last shot together, most of these will go out this weekend to my GG, putting the moms and bigger plants in the GG, keeping the clones as new moms and in my veggy garden, I did the opposite last year, and the moms in my garden got too big, and the GG plants were small, so they had a hard time competing with the indigenous vegetation Live and learn.  In front are the Cotton Candy soil test plants, I'll have to get some closeups before they go out.
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05-22-2009, 12:00 PM
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| Dr. Green, remember that male plants, in my experience, tend to show sex first. So don't be discouraged if you seem to have a high ratio of plants sexing male at first, often it will even out. | ||
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05-22-2009, 01:03 PM
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| Thanks.... i just hate that im about to go rip out almost every one of my nice plants. i found one more female today (one of the smaller ones) and i only have a couple left that are yet to show. ill keep my fingers crossed. thank god to one very kind fellow this year (who ill remain nameless just incase they'd prefer it that way) but i do have another batch of seeds that are doing very well. I have high hopes for them ladies.
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05-22-2009, 02:58 PM
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| Well Dr Green it's happening to alot of us. Since everyones complaining about the male plants, here are five im almost certain are boys. I may also have a few more I planted already out in the wild. I kept them in buckets to see if their worthy of going in the ground. These didnt make the cut. They will probably get the cut as soon as I see some nut sacks.  same plants just a little bit closer. 
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