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Little Lucy

Week 9 for Little Lucy, one week in her new home. A week since flip. She's really digging the whole new setup. Got to noticing female parts on Saturday.
Fun thing about the light: It hardly puts out any heat! With a single muffin fan at the top exhaust, I can keep the tent closed. At least, after 3 hours of being close with the light on, leaf temperature only gets up to 73°.
The pictures are the first I've taken with my new phone. Damn. I took pictures with my phone, not my camera, and I said it that way. And it was easy. And they are good and truer to color than my camera. Damned technology. Damned easy, convenient technology. Bugger. Next post, I'm drawing a picture and mailing out Xeroxed copies.


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2 weeks of flowering. Gadzooks! Gonna get to using up most those 6 square feet of space and she's only in a 3-gallon fabric pot! The recent old me would have her well plucked up by this point. But I'm going back to the old-old me who is going to follow a little more closely to our Nebula's tutorials and wait for the three-week flowering mark. The bend over is one of the two top colas from the topping. It got to poking through the canopy and got the bends.
Dabber got tired of me not playing with her and took my trim spot when I got up. It's her couch, anyway. I guess.

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Yessir. She would be in a 5 or 7 but I didn't have available saucers. Probably a good thing she stayed in a 3 or she would have blown out my tent like last grow's OG Kush.
 
Manifold, supper cropping, just being rough on them. Every time I do something like that to a plant it recovers in a bountiful manner. The first year that I grew there was an outdoor plant that the cat knocked over on it's head. I stood it up and thought all was lost. It started to recover nicely. I decided to be extra mean to that one plant and gave it a whack every day. It was one of the best producers.
 
The stems of the mains are hard. Breakable hard. I do a good bit of pinching and bending but this plant feels like it would break if I did any more than pull the branches out.
Whatever happened to the cat? I can see swinging a cat. I can see swinging a broom at a cat. I can't see swinging a broom (or cat) at my Little Lucy.
 
Unfortunately the cat is no longer with me. I suspect it lost a fight with a coyote. I would love to be able to swing the cat at a plant but he is not here anymore. I miss him. Looking for a new cat in the spring. The rodents now think it is time to move in.
 
Ckbrew i wish i could send you one of the three strays I’m sheltering in my pole barn this winter lol. Sorry about your cat
 
A barn cat is just what I am looking for. I don't think it would appreciate being shipped UPS.
 
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