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A Tale of Two seeds

Back from some awesome but very cold fishing. The girls are stretching like crazy, reminds me of a prior tumble weed. Light burn for the plant that I had to add extra light, so took the light out and winging it.
 

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Welcome back glad you got back safely. I may go out in June for halibut trip with just some ladies who love the sport. I am lifting wood and stacking doing lots of shaking out the cob webs. They go down deep 150ft + 2-4lb weights, I may need a electric reel or deckhand help LOL. Good to see you and grow survived :)
 
More of a trout and red fish trip, fun with the guys trip. I completely agree with the hard work side, setting the hook three or five times to bring up more meat is a hell of a lot easier with electric. May have to try that fishing one day, but I hear it gets cold up there :-)
 
Came back from anoter trip to find this, not bad but first time I have seen this. I think the cause is that my top off was pure R/O water without cal added. I added Cal to the top off along with a little addition hydro. In the past it was pure RO water added into a half mix of nutrients.

I should add, I started using Big Bud for the last two weeks, It could be a nutrient problem of to much P, backing off on the next feeding.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 

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Had to cut down the runt, first plant was just pushing it out of the way and was not really putting on weight. Will be out of state before its ready to harvest, so into the mulch pile it went.... First plant should be at about four weeks out before harvest.

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I seem to have a habit of doing that. Next year, may be home more and try some of the methods I have seen here. Last grow of the season and then its summer fun.
 
Last day of flush, will start cutting down tomorrow. I can do better, next year will take it up a notch.
 

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Well fella you did well for those conditions, most our grows have suffered bad mojo this past winter. Enjoy life more after you trim that bearded lady LOL...
 
Season has ended, will pick back up in the fall. This one, even with the problems ended up being a nice plant.
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373 Grams at 65% humidity! Not counting the sugar leaves cut on final trimming before jarring, they are currently roasting at 250 for my first attempt at oils.
 
did not weigh the trim, but about half a gallon jar is what I put in the stove. I'm using grain acholic no pressing, but it may be next.
 
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