Sending good vibes

Tomorrow this poor crispy critter gets the chop!

And this girl just got fimmed and top dressed with worm poop!

That looks tasty. Hope you share your drying process.. Flippin' mine tomorrow!

Got her chopped down and hanging up! Left a little bit of sugar leaf on there so she doesn't dry too fast I'm hoping to keep it around 60% humidity somewhere around 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit for about a week or until dry enough for the small branches to snap and the big branches to bend and the weed feels a little bit crispy on the outside but still has moisture.
From there I will be putting it in wide mouth jars with burping lids that I use for my sauerkraut! Depending on how dry the bud gets during hanging should take about 3 to 4 weeks in the jar to get a good cure. In the past I always did paper bag method but I never had my grow tent.
Would love to see everybody else's garden please feel free to post!

So new set up! 3x3x80" a/c infinity tent and a SE3000 SPIDERFARMER.a T6 ac infinity exhaust fan and 205 CFM 4" intake fan
The seed is Skywalker OG from nirvana seeds and I'm growing in a 5gal cloth pot with organic soil from home Depot,topped with worm poop and some organic pellets that consist of fish kelp and other stuff not sure the brand I lost the bag a long time ago I used it a couple times with success in the garden. I think it's 2/6/4 npk but not sure unfortunately.
I have been using non PhD tap water with a pump sprayer daily. Soon I will be adding automated watering and flipping to 12/12 Perhaps next week!I am just trying to see the potential of the phenotype before I try to grow another big plant. I already have a few clippings rooting just in case. Hope all are well and please feel free to share your garden

Nice room mate. How come you don't PH your tap water, and whilst we are at it, what is the PH of your tap water? You always got something new happening. Best to you..

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Non Ph.D. tap water will argue less I concur with your choice ;D

Very nice job on your first run. I'm looking forward to seeing how this one turns out.

Yande said:

Nice room mate. How come you don't PH your tap water, and whilst we are at it, what is the PH of your tap water? You always got something new happening. Best to you..

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Hey friend!! I am not doing the pH because my water coming out the tap is 6.8 Wich is perfect for soil! And I'm pretty sure long as I keep all the little critters in the soil happy they will regulate the pH for me. I'm am trying to find a method that allows me to travel and the baby sitter will not have to be an alchemist lol

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Non Ph.D. tap water will argue less I concur with your choice ;D

Very nice job on your first run. I'm looking forward to seeing how this one turns out.

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Thanks for the support! Hopefully I can manage to keep it healthy. I'm kinda expecting it to be a bumpy road Perhaps some deficiencies. It's definitely a learning process so what ever happens I'm excited!

A cutting from 6 weeks into flower from the last run! This thing was just a little puff ball on a stick haha now it's a mini bush these late flower clones are something else! Also Quinn says high!

So far we are good no bottles yet. I super cropped the dominant top again. After it is healthy I will flip to 12/12 then top dress when I I see flowers with more worm poop and organic food pellets.

I have not needed to adjust pH on my water so far I have been watering approximately 32 oz a day at 6.8 ph.This may double depending on what the plant tells me when it goes into flower.
This is only 4 hrs after the deed and all the leaves uprised I think she will make it.

The smell is getting unbelievable.... Still has another week or two to really get that full cure but it's close for sure. The pickling lids for the wide mouth jars have been working out excellent. I pump the air out thru the vape lock lid after rolling the bugs around a bit daily.

Very tasty!The smoke so far is a heavy og flavor and really packs a punch lol not a good day weed very potent. I will be keeping it around for a while.

That being said I need the ultimate euphoric creative, energetic sativa I'm thinking of a cut of blue dream from Santa Cruz it's near by. Not sure what dispensary is actually carrying the original blue dream cut though.I'm open to any suggestions from the community perhaps a different strain that I can grow from seed!



Hope all is well happy growing everyone!

Wish I could smell that! Enjoy my friend. What about some Haze? Can't vouch for it myself, as it is still growing - slowly - but my Amnesia Haze has some good cerebral reviews..

I wish you could too! You're growing amnesia is that correct? So hard to pick something I haven't tried. Would love to hear what you think After yours is finished.

Yeah Amnisia Haze. from ILGM. Seems to be doing good so far.

Things are moving along she's still a little stressed out from the last supercrop lol Perhaps I was a bit aggressive on that one. I moved a monster cropped clone from last run into the tent with her I will flip to 12:12 when the monster crop clone has finished its fed process looks to be another week or so.

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Skywalker og for my first indoor. I'm so happy it's legal now nomore being paerinoid so far I have learned that starting a seedling in a 5gal bag is slow, I'm deafenitly doing small cups and transplant if I do seeds again.

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Thanks it was a fun grow!

Tvanmunhen said:

Skywalker og for my first indoor. I'm so happy it's legal now nomore being paerinoid so far I have learned that starting a seedling in a 5gal bag is slow, I'm deafenitly doing small cups and transplant if I do seeds again.

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Why is growth slow for seedling in 5 gal pot vs small cup.....anybody?

The way I was told which could be bro science is Starting seedlings in small containers and potting up encourages more balanced and faster growth. Roots quickly reach the bottom and colonize the seedling pot allowing the young seedling to work on above ground growth. Potting up to a second container and then the final container continues this process of balanced growth and root colonization.

I really need to do a side by side to see if the benefits are even noticeable. I imagine just because I am not seeing growth up top doesn't mean it's not growing. You may end up with a better root zone sooner in a big pot and end up with a bigger healthier plant in the long run.

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.... Starting seedlings in small containers and potting up encourages more balanced and faster growth. Roots quickly reach the bottom and colonize the seedling pot .....

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That makes sense... perhaps.. Like squirting water into a cup via a small hole in the top, once filled, the water has nowhere to go, but up.. The bigger the cup, the longer it is going to take. Now, perhaps this has nothing to do with your hypothesis, but it sounds good.. to think I don't even smoke..