Puglover1
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We're alive and growing still. I need to order a loupe. My yoyo helpers are freaking yoyos, they're so slow I don't need molasses. I have the heavy and space-invading colas twisty-tied to plant zip ties around stems and/or against doors until tmrw. Two are tied to shelf braces. I found some of their baby pictures. I'll probably reveg plant(s) to get clones. I plan to vacuum the carpeting (under the heavy plastic) on the closet floor and sprinkle some D.E. in the carpeting. Can't hurt anything - right?? Going to remove the fluorescent fixture and put my other tower fan in the corner so I can use both white fans on top. I can't bend the fingers on my previously-dominant R hand, a hospital-acquired wound infection. Those spring-loaded trim scissors are what I've needed for 20 years, left-handed scissors suck. Y'all give me deeply-appreciated advice and I probably seem like a slacker but I'm doing my best alone keeping myself, two pugs, a Siamese cat, and the three plants alive and thriving. I've had a month with dr appts being cancelled, switched to virtual, my ride dropped the ball to the only one I could've gone to in Chicago on Tuesday. My youngest pug has a rare disease, before he turned 4 yrs old in May he had already incurred $20K in vet bills. He vomited 9 times in 12 hours two weekends ago. I thought I had him back to normal, he vomited 5x in the bed/room when I woke up Tuesday morning. This month has been like Friday the 13th, Murphy's Law and the Full Moon Effect all rolled into one. I expected to be harvesting in November, hoping the Halloween Harvest Moon changes my luck. And I know things can always be worse, I met a blind grower on Twitter. She starts training her plants after the second set of leaves, does all her trimming by hand, and presses her own rosin. She had some big, beautiful colas drying.