jcbaseball01
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Awsome grow man, hoping to see what they look like closer to harvesting time. How long have you been growing these beauts?
it's bud time ;)
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poplars
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taking new pics tomorrow, oh my have they beefed up. they all smell great, they're starting to get sticky. just waiting for them to get fatter and fatter.
hopefully I have a late frost this year. it usually comes mid october so we'll see . . .
anyways stay posted for pics tomorrow!
hopefully I have a late frost this year. it usually comes mid october so we'll see . . .
anyways stay posted for pics tomorrow!
Purplekrunchie
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I didnt think yall had frost issues in Cali, at least not as early as OCT.
dirtnap411
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Dirt
poplars
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new pics today!
my lemon plant
and the pink, white widow
and a big trunk from a bush plant.
I love this time of year, so much
poplars
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Dude the plants look amazing.....not far now until its time to zong up the delicious buds
oh man I can't wait. starting to get sick of this medium-high grade mexican . . .
Dr. Bud420
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Poplars, those are fucking beutiful!
I gotta ask.......how the hell do you trim all that? I can't imagine how long that would take.
I gotta ask.......how the hell do you trim all that? I can't imagine how long that would take.
Once you get the routine going, with a comfortable chair and good screen, it's 4-5 hours a pound to do it right.
haha yeah I'm a lazy fuckin trimmer, but I have a few friends that can help me. and I'm very good at it.
my problem is that I'm so detailed about how I trim that I can take as long as an hour on 3 oz. but it'll be perfectly trimmed.
As it should be. I've always felt lazy trimmers, who have leaf edges sticking out of the bud, are hoping for weight rather than quality.
poplars
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for sure, I want the shit to be ready to smoke t he second I pull it out. just break the buds up and drop them in. no separating leaf and shit.
I also love making cannabutter with the leaves, very dank stuff.
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odinfolk
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There are lots of good organic/non-toxic sprays available--just look online
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odinfolk
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Speaking of being "legal"...Isn't the "legal" limit 12 vegging plants, or 6 flowering plants under prop. 215?
poplars
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There are lots of good organic/non-toxic sprays available--just look online
I'm done looking. I have no serious problems. I haven't found a single worm. all my buds are in tact.
so I'd still appreciate it if people could drop a name of something that works well late flower (that they have actual experience with.) and I mean, I grow for quality not quantity so think about that when recommending a spray.
either way I consider myself lucky to avoid all the serious pests. thrips aren't that bad, they certainly don't affect how the buds grow!
poplars
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I trim colas over screens on a glass surface to collect everything. The screens are periodically shaken into a big SS mixing bowl and a 4" steel utility blade used to gather anything the screen doesn't catch.
