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Out in the sunlight all day today, I have some other citronella to add to the aroma and ward off bugs…they’ll get a misting of Green Clean before they come back in tonight…and then in the morning, before sun up a misting of ph 6.4 water. I’ll nuke the 2 grow rooms with foggers tomorrow while...

This is a grow at a buddy’s house, I think he intends to keep it in the crate so he can chase the sun with it…the spots where it could be planted don’t get too much sun as I recall…might limit growth a bit to stay in the cloth pot, but it’ll make it to the finish line nevertheles…

Thanks - I think she made the turn to good health after all the rain we had last week…lookin mucho better…

Ha, yeah the “extra” was kinda misplaced, never though of that until ya brought it up. Should really have been extra-special…hyphens are important. I also try to end my sentences prepositions not with. these are on day 47, probably another 40/45 days, no rush…

They grew a couple inches today I swear…gave them some bone meal and feather tea to provide a nitrogen boost. The color is evening out and the lime green is fading. they’ll get a couple doses of FF wk 3/4 to top off the nitrogen tank and then will move to bloom feedings with other stuff mixed in…

The GF dragged them inside the other night before a storm thunderstorm rolled thru…we had a deluge over about a 2 day period amd they stayed inside under a Phlizon light in the orchid corner. The crates make it much easier to cart them around. strong sun all day long predicted all the way out...

Third floor, looking pretty bulky, especially the main colas that are completely exposed for about 2 feet of height. I have the loaner Spider Farmer LED panels pointed directly at the main colas, and will rotate these 90 degrees to the right every day for even exposure. I had a mint plant left...

Light defoliation and repositioning for the first floor plants and put the 10,000k T5 bulbs in the pair of two foot T5 panels pointed inwards. They will be on 15 min/hr for the middle of the lighting period. I’ll keep that way until each plant has made a full 360 degree rotation, then I’ll...

Best of luck in the hunt! If I were a bit closer I’d help ya with the transport…

This is a Motorbreath photo a friend is growing - it just moved outdoors after starting from a clone, it had around a month inside before the move. it was flushed pretty heavily when first moved outdoors, and has recovered quite a bit in the last day, even though we’ve had nothing but steady...

This is the third floor enclosure with a pair of LED panels (running at 50% now) in pace of the Phlizon and blurple lights I had up there. Should help with heat, and I have a couple of fans hanging from the top of the Mylar panel (pointing upwards) that hangs on the front of the enclosure to...

Plant 4 from first floor

Plant 3 from first floor

Plant 2 from third floor

out of the enclosures on a rainy day for trimming of yellowing/damaged leaves. They’ll also switch positions (upstairs vs downstairs) today too. I also borrowed some LED panels to put up on the third floor. More on that later. This is plant 1 from the third floor.

Third floor

Rainy day today so inside they stay, hurray. spun them around 90 degrees to the right for even exposure to the side lighting. They will probably swap positions between the upstairs and downstairs tomorrow, and I’m gonna put the 10,000k bulbs in the pair of two foot T5 fixtures firing in from...

I’ll switch back to a bloom mix for a couple feedings. They did get a bit darker today, and are muchly enjoying a light evening rain…

Two of them are now taller than The tomato cages…coaxed some branches under the lateral parts of the cages, amd gonna let them rest for a while. The tops are the most vivid lime green I’ve ever seen…not sure if that a good or bad thing, time will tell…

Try these…you can find them at Lowes or Home Depot. Easy to bend in half, round wire (so it does not scrape on the branches), and they have a return memory (they want to spring back to original straight shape so ya can pinch the ends together when inserting in the soil and they anchor in...