DonTesla
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Even our worm food is a hit!! Hahaaha
The Dons' Organic Garden
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DonTesla
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Lemon Swhazey lol
Where do u come up with names, dawg!
Bark it up, bro..
Too classic
Hope you're hanging in there..
Here's some more proof u be the man..
Herbalists, Nature has some super soft skin over here..One leaflet for your sandwich, anyone?
Each lettuce became as big as the 7gallon geo so it was time to harvest.
So crispy and fresh!
DonPetro
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That lettuce looks too damn good!!! That's a great pic.
DonTesla
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We're gonna have quite the portfolio one day, my good bredgren
Vnsmkr
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That right there is fucking awesome!!!
Vnsmkr
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Within 10 days all the pumpkin sprouts I planted to revitalize pots where almost full size so I mulched them under and planted some karma genetics in those pots (headbanger, white snake, & wheres my bike). The headbanger was the 1st to pop up after less than 48 hrs and I expect the rest to follow soon. I took down a couple Dr Who's yday morning and 1 of them left behind 2 turmeric plants and a runner bean in same container.
oldbikepunk
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I had a feeling that you did not need to change your nickname. Real nicknames are cool. I gave permanent nicknames to guys like Rathead and that name is stuck 30+ years later. Most people never knew his real name. He was Rathead. Destroyer of upwards of 20 VW's bugs & buses and V8's too. Of course we were buddies & delinquents, then stoner buddies, then punkrockers, then dad's. He took this picture of me in 1982 at a grow above a cemetery when I was 17 and he was 15.
DonTesla
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Classic, bro!
DonBrennon
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Brilliant!!!!! Pmsl, We had Fat's, he was obviously the chubby one, Giggs, he wore glasses, very original, then we had people like Hitler, Bombhead, Cow pat Hutchy, he once sank up to his neck in a farmers cowshit storage pit, we hosed him down for half an hour pmsl. But my personal favourite was Turd, I don't know if it means anything over there, but here it literally means shit, but a whole lot fookin funnier for a nickname.
DonBrennon
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Nicknames usually get given at an early age and only tend to get used by people you've known well for a long time, Don is actually more natural to me than my forename, only my mum, dad and work associates use my real name. I'm stoned/had a couple glasses of wine and contradicting myself pmsl
DonTesla
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The JTR pheno
Normally the first strain to stress and signal problems..
Burning tips, curling, fading, etc..
Anyways,
No aloe or coco foliar yet or any foliar for that matter..
Not yet
Just plain Ro water and healthy living soil from 2014 and these beautiful efficient lights
Not sure why so healthy..
Cause 2nd gen?
Check her out..
Quick, Unedited pic from the tablet
Much love,
DT
Normally the first strain to stress and signal problems..
Burning tips, curling, fading, etc..
Anyways,
No aloe or coco foliar yet or any foliar for that matter..
Not yet
Just plain Ro water and healthy living soil from 2014 and these beautiful efficient lights
Not sure why so healthy..
Cause 2nd gen?
Check her out..
Quick, Unedited pic from the tablet
Much love,
DT
DonTesla
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Same pot after harvesting 80% of the organic Romaines.. Rotated to the right 90*
She had a happy accident type of night under colder air but continues to flourish as do the Romanies.. Eating lettuce almost everyday off of one pots companions...time to get some spinach goin next
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DonPetro
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Beastin!
MyLittleGrundle
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Hey Don's, do those red stem on the fan leaves bother you at all? The photo above the Untrained SLCH.
thanks Grundle
thanks Grundle
DonPetro
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Vnsmkr
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All of the chernobyls and quantum kushes I have grown have had red/purple stems. Someone argued with me and said they were deficient, said that any plant that exhibited those traits were lacking, but I think it could be genetic
DonTesla
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Yeah, overall/normally I dont like purple stems.
*But*
slCh is SLHz and Chernobyl though, and both are known to petiole-redden
In this case, this strain is beefy and possibly jtr geno, a guaranteed reddener
A bit sensitive to over watering and temp fluxes and teas..
But I didn't over water her, however, nor over tea..if anything its been under.
And soil is tested and true.
Getting dialled in..
Thinking,
Everything is fine.
I can't eat lettuce fast enough to keep up with the flourishing companions
I'll see what she yields.. Looking real bushy ATM..
*But*
slCh is SLHz and Chernobyl though, and both are known to petiole-redden
In this case, this strain is beefy and possibly jtr geno, a guaranteed reddener
A bit sensitive to over watering and temp fluxes and teas..
But I didn't over water her, however, nor over tea..if anything its been under.
And soil is tested and true.
Getting dialled in..
Thinking,
Everything is fine.
I can't eat lettuce fast enough to keep up with the flourishing companions
I'll see what she yields.. Looking real bushy ATM..
DonPetro
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Yea i dont panic when i see the red stems...if its not genetics and continues strong into flowering i would get a little worried but i mostly notice this in vegging plants.