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STARTING WEEK FOUR OF FLOWER: THEY ARE ON THE VERGE OF GREATNESS:

I had to do some super-cropping to keep the tall colas in the right lux zone. I'm also battling gnats this week, but I got out the handy dandy gnatrol and mixed it into reservoir, I'm spraying neem oil at the ones I see above and I will put out the sitcky yellow papers. I think they'll be gone this week. But girls are budding up nicely; I know they will do something dramatic this week. I can just feel it.

Old box,June 16 and today:
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New box, June 16 and today:
 

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Those are just all so lovely and I see how those are filling out so quickly. Off subject.....we have families of owls in our woods near the house I just love them we watch them hunt, hear them talk back and forth even seen their little fuzz ball offspring now and then sitting on the outside nest branch. I have photos of owls all through our house we just love them.
 
My brother is in Vancouver, B.C. and they have an eagle nest in the trees on the property next door. Every once in a while in the spring, when the wind is right, there'll be a little "snow storm" out on his deck. Bunny fur....the eagles doing a little bit of food prep before meal time...hard to explain to my 7 year old nephew, but that's the circle of life. They're amazing to watch.
 
My wife's native name is( Oh be dal emmy gogok hoho) Laughing owl in Abnaki we have owls all over the house, I like to tell people that I believe every man should have a few extra hooters around , when I'm upset with her I say her native name it gives me a chance to calm down and not say anything that would hurt feelings , Not having a argument in 21 years takes some work lol
 
HappyDaze just yesterday neighbor and I standing in the garden her dog see's birds or planes looks up all the time howls at them. We look up and 2 bald eagles circling way up just riding the air currents. I watch them on the banks along the river across from our place, they've really taken a toll on the geese/turkey chicks. True nature yep circle of life.
alltatup I'm going to get a better phone soon (TracFone ) simply used for emergencies we have only land line. Our grown kids have pushed us for years to get updated, but we've not. We are testing the waters of retirement cutting back now just feeling it out. I'm done end of Dec. and I won't be as paranoid to post. Sorry
 
We have 3 owls that live in our yard. I love those birds. My favorite thing is to listen to them talking back and forth. Very vocal animals to be certain.
 
I tried to send a private message but it wouldn't let me so here is the question I was trimming up the quad line plants when I see a worm crawling across the trunk lol .that got me to thinking I have super soil in some veggie pots ,I put alfalfa meal as a top dressing ,do I need more things for them to break down, also when do you plant the clover in the pots and is there a specific clover to plant, I was thinking about the woods girls ,if I planted the clover now it would grow I could cut it back then throw some worms in, any advice would be appreciated
 
I`m always reminded of Dr Who`s Tardis when I see your tent....got that 1970`s BBC SF effects look to it...lovely grow you`ve got going there. Please tell me you know who Dr Who is? And that`s not a trick question either ? :D
 
WEEK 5 FLOWER: BUDS PHATTENING UP

The nutes and I are working really well together: they are so much easier for me to use than AN nutes. I changed the reservoir on Sunday, and while the Micro and Grow levels stayed where they were at, the Flower nute increased, and I can see that they are liking it. This was also the second and final week of adding Ton O' Bud powder.

Old box, June 22 and July 2: Had to supercrop Ms. Green Crack: I'm trying to keep her in the sweet spot, or right lux distance--or whatever it's called.
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Same dates, new box: I had to supercrop four or five main colas on C99 (tall girl in back); she's been out of control. Third time I've grown C99 and I've never had a plant like this one.
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You may feel that I'm trying to create an optical illusion of humongous buds by making one picture larger than the other, but it's really just so you can see the pistils beginning to curl. :bashful:
 
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I talk about what I see. I think that another point of view is better than saying good work. What I see you have eliminated too many leaves. I personally would have left some large leaves on the outside, both for photosynthesis and for feeding. Now you no longer have the pads of the big leaves as soon as you make a mistake with the fertilizers you find the burned leaves with the possibility of burning the flower. Another problem is finding yourself short of food because you have no stock. My comments are not critical.
 
Famine:
I am following a set of directions on how to defoliate. I'm learning a lot, and the only way I'll keep learning is by doing.
I'm delighted with my mid-week 5 buds.

I've had no problem with nute burn, because I try to always be conscientious with my nutes and flushing.
My wish and my goal is to grow top shelf cannabis, so I am very eager to continue learning and improving.

Ask questions next time: What is your strategy? Why do you take so many leaves? I will be glad to supply you with references and web pages to read. We don't have to agree on cultivation methods. :smile:
 
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