A Picture Journal

[KingKush]

100% success!!!
15 days and it's time to plant. Took two weeks for these clones to get ready. I'm happy with the fact that all 8 are still alive. Four cuts from two different strains. All the babies are looking good!

Got some fresh soil/growing-medium for them. Gonna have a sea of green at first, we will see how things progress this grow lol.

I'm happy mates, thanks for stopping by and sending all the love 😘

[Chefbjy]

Ghetto scrog ftw!! Mine was pretty rickety when I first did a scrog 😆.

[KingKush]

Here's how that ghetto Scrog is coming around:

She is looking great, I think.

[KingKush]

Trainwreck getting a bit crazy 🌲 Taking over like a tree.


Seems like she loves the light

[KingKush]

My two favorite colors: green & purple 💚💜
(no led's just tweaked some photo parameters)

[DrPhoton]

Have you got some sweet chillie sauce ?

[D.A.A.S.69]

That's a hellava lot better than golf course grass, lol
Very nice looking nugget.

[KingKush]

A picture says it all:



Happy Growing ⛳️

[KingKush]

This girl just can't get enough of the spotlight! I'm amazed that ONE plant is filling this space.
24hrs after 1st Scrog:

Cheers!

[D.A.A.S.69]

A lot of that Poa, on the west coast too, Phil Michelson is one of the best at playing on Poa too, of course he could play off concrete just as easy.
Most of ours are bermuda, and you can really spin the ball.
Have a great day.

[9fingerleafs]

Yes that frame will definitely help. You may have to tie up the heavy colas of the outer ring once they flower

[furrysparkle]

It will up to the point that there’s enough cola sites to each bud up after stretch

[KingKush]

Ghetto Scrog anyone? Haha I just laid an empty picture frame over the plant for now, seems to work kinda lol.
(I'll look back at this and make fun of myself)

This will increase yields perhaps? Haha I'm not sure but I feel better about using more of my light's footprint.

[furrysparkle]

Clones cost 20$-40$ here so I think that’s a pretty decent price

[KingKush]

D.A.A.S.69
Hey thanks for enjoying this massive plan with me. I'm sure in the next few weeks I will have my hands full.
And that putting green, is the typical Northwest putting green. Mainly natural Annual Bluegrass (poa annua- people like to call it Poa) and Bentgrass. It's always a blend around here, because we grow year round with lots of rain, it's Bentgrass/Annual Bluegrass blend. The Poa is constantly taking over and moving in, but we don't mind, it plays well.