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Purple Envy, Chemdog Millionaire & Bud Bud Bling Tingz!

Chemdog M has good upper growth though hit slightly by heat stress with temps around 27-30C daily. Frustrating. The lower nodes have signs of pre-budlet growth coming through which is a relief as I thought it was going to be a barren wasteland round there but no, there are small leaves showing. Reckon 3rd week defol will push these growths to buds and with upward growth still continuing I think she`ll be round 32" post stretch ( She`s between 24-27 at present)....Pic 1...To be honest I`m hoping more than expecting. Think I should be doing better here with her

Bud Bud...Again heat stress. Although like Delhi Friend she is not fond of too much heat she is doing okay. Been just over a week since defol and doing okay. Pic 2 shows the T-Junction re:manifolding (The shape reminded me of the medieval Bollock dagger, a device nicely designed for stabbing such as through a battle helm`s eye holes to allow you to get to places like the eyes, eye sockets, etc. I`ve got a feeling that`s how the Earl of Warwick met his fate at the battle of Barnet, 1471 but not 100% there though have added a pic. Pic 3- ye ole Bollock dagger).Pic 4 shows Bud Bud`s growth since defol just over a week ago.

Purple E...Really pleasantly surprised as I thought she`d turn out a bit of a wall flower but she`s coasting along nicely and more robust than I believed she`d be and that`s with heat issues...Pic 5...again, just over a week since defol
 

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oldjarhead100 Ojh Appreciate the comments mate. Gets to be that growing on your own you get confused by all the different advice waltzing around out there on youtube, etc. Luckily, there`s you and a few others whose advice I greatly value, listen to and who help settle those ignorance jitters. I`ve only been growing 3 yrs this Oct and there`s so much I still have to learn. Wish there was a college course for this. Mind you, neck of woods I live in, be full of right dodgy lads so prob best it isn`t . Anyway, many thanks again mate for the words and taking time to comment. Hope you have a nice Sunday. It`s like a soddin monsoon here at moment. Humid, overcast and hacking it down. Bloody country....:D
 
PaganRich Complain, complain, complain!! When it's hot as hades, you complain. When it's raining, you complain. When it's humid, you complain. When it's cold and dry, you complain. When it's lovely and temperate, you complain. Shall I compare thee to a summer's day???
 
alltatup I`m English. All we do is complain about the weather. The Battle of Hastings in 1066 nearly didn`t happen as they thought it looked a tad windy with the possibility of light showers from the West around lunch time. And that might explain why King Harold Godwinson took the arrow in the eye as he was checking out the state of the nimbus clouds. I have you know that my ethnic preference for weather has prompted a question no less on this hallowed site
 
alltatup I have added a picture to illustrate the problem encountered when he looked up during an arrow storm...bloody stupid thing to do. Personally I always thought the Bayeux Tapestry looked like the work of a bunch of primary school kids instead of skilled noble women with nought else to do but who am I to comment on Norman sewing standards of the 11th century
 

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PaganRich I have always maintained that when one is in battle, one should never look up.

Your ethnic preference indeed. WE, on this side of the pond, happen to talk about the weather just as much as you Brits. You have no corner on the market of complaining about the weather--although your observations throughout the summer have had a particularly churlish, bitter tone to them... I worry sometimes...
 
Curlish, bitter tones. Woman, I was sweating my tits off. I have the blue pallid skin of a Britisher. Minute my fair dainty skin comes into contact with the harshness of the sun`s rays it`s goodnight Vienna and off I dash for my battered Panama. I had this one mate, sadly deceased, who used to put a mattress against his bedsit window to keep the light out. Mind you, excellent bassist and nice bloke as well though definitely lacking in Vit D one would imagine
 
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This is a scroll that my father brought back with him from Indonesia in 1939 when he dropped out of high school and travelled around the world on a boat as a kitchen worker. It's long, covers the entire length of the wall, and it depicts a war among humans, gods and devils. See all the flying arrows?
 
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