The Girls survived my surgery

[Insight]

I'm into the 4th week of flowering on my photoperiods....Had a real scare almost 2 weeks ago, I broke my ankle and was scheduled for surgery last Tuesday. Was very worried about my abilities to care for the Girls.
I fed them the night before surgery and they are on a 3 day schedule. Couldn't get down to the basement for a feeding on day 3, but managed to see and feed them the next day. Now I'm back on a 3 day schedule, and yesterday was able to remove them from the tent. Didn't want to push myself too hard because I HAD to be able to make my daughters graduation from Medical School on Friday, which I was able to make.

Only my first grow, but I think the girls are looking good. Thought they would get a bit taller but didn't seem to see the "flowering stretch".

Glad I added the extra 300 watt Vibraspectre LED along with the 600 watt HPS....the HPS takes care of the 2 Northern Lights, and LED is over the Cinderella99 which is growing a little faster than the NL's, so the 2 lights can be at different heights.

Looks like another 6 weeks of recovery, then physical therapy....by then the Girls should be ready to help me recover even more.

[Jeg]

Good looking plants! Congrats to your daughter. That is a huge achievement for sure.

[Insight]

Thanks Jeg. Now she "only" has 3 years of Internal Medicine Residency, then she is considering another 2 years in Hematology Oncology fellowship.

[Jeg]

All I got is "Lol" which is what I did when I read that.

[Jeg]

Sometimes when I reread I feel like I need to explain. It was more of I feel ya kind of lol. My first of five kids just finished his second year of college. Two more will be going next year and one each the following two years!

[Canuck147]

Good looking plants for sure - good job.

[fozzy]

They look great! Good job!

[oldjarhead100]

drbabe those are great looking plants and I have a scar on right ankle from an open reduction I dislocated it putting in the ac system in the Patriots locker room in old Sullivan stadium so I feel your pain . congrats to your daughter , Its a great feeling when your kids are doing well its a reflection on the job you did and I would say you did a hell of a job