crazyhazey
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its a good investment, just 15 bucks and your piece will be like 5x smoother.Not yet. Damn! I forgot about that thing.
whata pussy! hahahaha.
its a good investment, just 15 bucks and your piece will be like 5x smoother.Not yet. Damn! I forgot about that thing.
whata pussy! hahahaha.
what's you're food doin Mo? is she uptaking much? cause i think she's looking for food, PH may go down with some added food, LJ might have a better idea, she looks a beautiful nice green and she's cruisin along, leaves could be a little more perky by now, thinking a food shortage maybe.....MAYBE... please have LJ quote on this for sureMO'S UPDATE - DAY 69 hehe
Hey LJ - Today is going so slowly! Here is my update.
pH 6.2 (why wont it go down!)
ppm 840
Put the top/clone outside again today. It loved the indirect sunlight. I dug around the Hydroton to view the rockwool but I did not see any roots yet (day 6).
I was moving the plant branches and trying to find good positions that would not cover some of the nice side branching and I realized that I could just spread out the branches and let the litlle stuff grow up to the screen. So now I am tying her down hehe.
I can't wait to see what she does!
Cheers,
Mo
Oh, man. Look at that thing. I recognize that manufacturer symbol...Hey LJ - I found this while I was cleaning out my cupboard:
I picked this up at a garage sale a few years ago. It makes lights flicker in sync with the speaker signal. It has a great name don't you think?
Cheers,
Mo
That looks swell. I would imagine you would have to keep something like that away from tempted eyes.Here is what Mr Goo looked like:
Wow, LJ, if you are able to hold down a cat and put ointment in its ear, you are truly gifted. It always amazed me how a four pound cat can outmaneuver an adult human. Anton must be a nice cat.After his third application of ointment (including the one at the vet), the black discharge from his infection is drying up and flaking off. I think he's gonna be okay. Which is good because the last thing I need is to be worrying about my cat this weekend.
67 days is an eternity for me. But it's not unheard of for it to go longer. If the leaves and overall plant appearance don't look to 'dead' (as in not growing and just drying), then you can risk a few more days.Wow, LJ, if you are able to hold down a cat and put ointment in its ear, you are truly gifted. It always amazed me how a four pound cat can outmaneuver an adult human. Anton must be a nice cat.
Can I ask your opinion on the following pic. Ready or not yet? There are a lot of clear trichs still and this is day 67 of 12/12. I still see some pistils that look fresh, too. This just doesn't look like my master bubbas did when they were ready, nor your OGs. Are my expectations too high?
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What do you think?