Organic Grow-Barneys Farm; Red Diesel & Peyote Critical Kush

[PaganRich]

Neem oil foliar spray and a bit of structuring today
Peyote Critical-Pics 1-2
Red Diesel-Pics 3-4 show her before I topped the 4 main colas & Pic 5 shows afterwards
Gigantic human swallowing sharks un-nerve me

 

[PaganRich]

Peyote Critical Kush-Pic I shows this grow`s plant and Pic 2 shows her next to another of the same strain.
Red Diesel-Pic 3 shows the main lass and Pic 4 shows her next to another RD-growth is slightly slower than PCK but not by much
Neem oil foliar spray applied and watered....currently around 9" and will flip at 18". I love the LED`s I`m using-first time and they`re the dog`s bollocks, that`s for sure

 

[desertdan]

My peyote critical will be cut this evening. Today 100F and possible big thunderstorms tonight. Could let her go another day or two but don't want to chance it. It is only 1 of 2 that survived the root aphid invasion, infestation and destruction. She probably would not have made it but she is highly resistant to pathogens introduced by the aphids. The yield should be double what it is and I am sure quality suffered from the dread of root aphids. The are virulent, pernicious,and unrelenting. Nothing can kill them that won't kill you. Will post some pics when trimmed.

 

[alltatup]

They look fabulous, pagan!!

 

[PaganRich]

I`ve had relationships that can be summed up like that. I`m sorry to hear of your misfortune mate. My mate`s growing outdoors and he`s not having much fun either

 

[PaganRich]

Things are growing nicely and I reckon at this rate I`ll flip in about 9 days at 18" from soil and 12" above frame. The instruction manual for Vipar 1200`s veg is 32". These are resting under 24" with both veg and bloom switches on and doing just tickety boo
Both are out for height re-adjustments (minimal thankfully) and weekly Neem oil foliar spray
Peyote Critical-Pics 1-2
Red Diesel-Pics 3-4

 

[alltatup]

Looking very good, Pagan!! Beautiful structure. But WTF: "tickety boo"???????

 

[PaganRich]

alltatup Well, you are responsible for that. You kinda chucked in a sort of challenge around it`s useage before and being from the Old Country I felt obliged to rectify your lack of appreciation and I`ve got to say, I did a damn fine job in the process but just in case it slipped your mind:
ठीकहैंबाबू (tikai bābū) means "Yes, sir" in Hindi. [EDIT] The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang. tickety-boo adjective fine, correct, in order, satisfactory. Originally military; a variation of 'ticket', as in just the ticket (correct), with Hindu [Hindi, —ed.] tikai babu (it's all right, sir) UK 1939.
And who says growing weed isn`t elucifying? Bit like the expression `fine and dandy`

 

[MeestaFeesha]

If I could leave smiley reactions to your posts/comments Pagan, I would! 🤘😂, girls look lovely! But I'm dying at your #38.1 comment as well as tickety-boo!

 

[PaganRich]

MeestaFeesha Bloody hell mate and I am not telling porkies here but..there was one lass I was living with that attacked me with my hash cutting knife which felt a bit personal and for no other reason I can figure than I was just playing my drums at the time-okay, I`d just started but you can`t go around slicing someone just cos they`re not John Bonham of Led Zep. Then there was a Polish lass with anger management issues that made me feel sorry for those male spiders that get their heads ripped off after mating and my all time fav...flatulance lass. We only dated for a month fore I knocked it on the head cos she just didn`t stop farting-....not loud blasts but silent and violent...it was a constant nasal assault...it was incredible, absolutely incredible....for a while it held a strange almost masochismic fascination...there you go. I seem to attract them that`s for sure. My mum reckoned I could be marooned on a desert island and still manage to link up with one and I don`t think she`s wrong there either

 

[alltatup]

PaganRich You are definitely a babe magnet. It's the tickety boo I don't get: it sounds so... well, so florid, so flamboyant, almost baroque, ornate, elaborate and perhaps overripe. Not exactly viking discourse...

 

[PaganRich]

alltatup May I humbly suggest you drop it into a conversation when asked how you are...has to be said right though-tick-et-tee-boo and it has to flow, you just have to go for it but not with say a mouthful of peanuts otherwise it`ll be like a Blunderbuss going off. I don`t think that would help in spreading the word`s usage though outbreaks of Influenza may increase notably. Best say it behind a hankerchief but try and not sound muffled....or look strange
Afterthought,,,,Atu I was pondering the lamentable state of the lack of appreciation of the venerable English language over your way as I was tendering to my lasses earlier. Indeed, I could image receiving a missive from your esteemed good self possibly highlighting the fact that the humble but sturdy hankerchief has become an archaic and dare I say, unhygenic example that could be said acts as a metaphor for the decline of my once great nation and that the word tissue may have been more apt. To that I would have to say humbug....and we`re not talking confectionery here either. May I ask you to reflect upon the fact that a tissue comes from the Old French word tissu, meaning “a ribbon, or belt of woven material.” whereas the noble hanky comes from two French words: couvrir, which means “to cover,” and chef, which means “head.” In the times of ancient Greece and Rome, handkerchiefs were often used the way they are today. This is not to be confused with hanky-panky though which has an altogether different meaning similar to `a bit of how`s your father` if you get my drift

 

[alltatup]

PaganRich I refuse to enter into another debate with you about the glories of the British English language. I absolutely refuse. Period.

 

[PaganRich]

alltatup Language aside I do have one question which I`m trying to find the answer to but can`t....do you get flies on desert islands? It`s a serious question and I wonder if per chance you happen to be au fait in this, not that you might be but maybe you are aware. Bit of a long shot. As I said, serious question

 

[alltatup]

PaganRich Not owning a desert island, I can't give you an answer, but I'll hazard a guess. I would think that if you bury your sh_t rather than leaving it lying about, that you wouldn't get flies.

 

[PaganRich]

alltatup I`m on a quest...perhaps it`s in the blood...castles, the Grail and all that malarkey. I know my local city zoo has an insect dep`t, I`ll drop them a line. You see it all comes down to Amelia Earhart and her navigator being consumed by giant Coconut crabs and it made me wonder how the humble crab made it to those sandy beaches miles from nowhere as they drown in sea water in under a day...makes you think, doesn`t it. Well, made me think. Perhaps indifferency is reigning supreme in your far flung lands, I don`t know but in my opinion, crabs can be a serious cause for concern

 

[alltatup]

PaganRich You totally lost me. First you spoke of flies, then crabs. How does anyone get anywhere, anyway? Many possibilities for species ending up on islands.

 

[desertdan]

Hi pagan
Here is a picture of the barneys farm peyote critical kush bud. I was able to get about .5 kilo from her of bud like this. The root aphids had infested her and I put her out of her misery about a week ago. She should had produced double and double or triple better quality but root aphid invasion is a succubus. I think it was in 17th century Europe they called the grape root aphid the plague before they destroyed almost all the grapes in Europe.

 

[PaganRich]

That is some of the nicest bud I`ve seen for a-whiles and a lovely yield considering....that type of colour and bud is my fav as well...well done mate, very nicely done. That grape aphid might explain why the French nation was so aggressive around that time as well-running out of bloody wine...beautiful grow DD and thanks for allowing me to see as well mate-did enjoy

 

[SoOrbudgal]

Well desertdan i'm feeling your pain for loosing crop. I'm still battling through. I could only wish my critical would be as lovely as yours. I have one of barneys critical struggling to get finished mines pretty ugly. I think you need a big congrats for pulling off what you did. Maybe it's my mind and whats going on outside the grow that's got me more anxious than usual but this season has tried my patience. I think your harvest looks grand.