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6:30 Buds: The Perpetual Grow

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Redwasp
Hey, the short answer is yes, but I do half (one bulb's worth) my Bloom room a month behind, it's too much to veg all that at once currently.
The complicated answer is that I am falling into a routine that works for me, but also for the growing efficiencies. I try some plant training in there too, a couple manifold trials here and there. Got some seedlings and also clones side by side. Some plants are twice as old as others, but behind in stages. It's just a hobby that I try to keep simple but it ends up crazy. Too expensive to have all 3 lights on without something to show for it, so I'm trying this routine (with a splash of self discipline) in order to churn out nuggets more regularly.
 
Day 45
The new Hortilux bulbs are showing improved results. Could be from being new, could be from being Hortilux... I DO like that Hortilux bulbs are MADE IN USA, so that is a selling point for me. I love America.

pre98 Bubba Kush
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This particular plant is sorta ugly. Tried to FIM instead of top as an experiment- this strain prefers a true topping.

My favorite strain, but not good to accomplish the To-Do list. Great for couch surfing and sleeping in.
Melts the body away....
 
Day 45
Got one beautiful Trainwreck this run, stretched about 4x, gained 36" in height, got massive buds that won't stop swelling, she's a beast just wish I knew why lol.
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Supercropping is a weird term for pinching the stems and bending colas sideways, but this is a great example. Those sideways Nugs never stopped swelling!
It gives the lower ones a 'boost' also (apical dominance hormones get distributed?)
 
I like the hortilux as well. Brand new bulbs are great too. 😉. I like to buy American made myself.
 
Day 45
Sometimes leaves are more beautiful than flowers. Going with the theme of the newsletter this week:
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This contains many of my favorite hues & shades of green, all in one picture. Should be some good tasting nugget, clean and pure.
 
KingKush, man, those are beautiful,
That supercropping, does wonders on plants. Most all our outdoor plants get worked over, pretty good,lol. It's even fun, and plants love it, to be kinda mean to them.
I sure love to see those lower leaves, turn yellow, and start going up.
You gonna have some fine smoke, nice.
 
Yeah, it is an odd name. Let's come up with a better name for it that is less of a mouthful and easier to type!


I got nothing
 
D.A.A.S.69
Thanks for the thoughts!
This place has helped with patience and thoughtfulness. GWE, Nebula, and all the great members on the forum provide quite the respectable source of growing information. No hogwash, or false teachings. And people like you always make it fun to be on here, thanks for stopping by
 
I love how the focus is on one plant, with all those other lovely ladies just patiently waiting for their turn at the spotlight.....
 
Thanks Man, that was nice of you.
But beautiful plants and pictures, and you can honestly tell when one plant feels left behind, almost like pouting, lol.
Yours look gorgeous.
 
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