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unthing
thanks xmobotx
checked the plant this morning and saw tiny critters walking in the surface. those soil mites keeping in things in check.
checked the plant this morning and saw tiny critters walking in the surface. those soil mites keeping in things in check.
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unthing
thanks stupidboy 
here they are at six weeks
here they are at six weeks
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thanks 3rdeye
here at 7 weeks
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here at 7 weeks
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bit over 8 weeks
bit over 8 weeks
pretty soon, now at 58 days.
bit over 8 weeks
pretty soon, now at 58 days.
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unthing
well it got chopped down at 59 days..prolly kept it tad longer (week atleast) if there wasn't the time limit of moving away pretty soon from current residence. i want to have time to properly jar them without fear of mold.
budsize is decent for the amount of light used no complaints in that area. yield could've been bigger with some things like two plants or longer veg time or adjustment here and there..but not really complainin in that department either.
till next time, hopefully with more space and light and lively soil
budsize is decent for the amount of light used no complaints in that area. yield could've been bigger with some things like two plants or longer veg time or adjustment here and there..but not really complainin in that department either.
till next time, hopefully with more space and light and lively soil
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unthing
thanks xmobotx
couple times let the surface go too dry accidentally (away from home more than couple days). gotta keep eye on that next time.
couple times let the surface go too dry accidentally (away from home more than couple days). gotta keep eye on that next time.
LilMan72003
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awesome job unthing! really pretty little plant. doesnt look like the clover hurt it!
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thanks lilman72003, you could say almost cute plant
to those whom interested, how the clover managed under the plant in shade and couple unfortunate accidental droughts (might look much better without them..)
looks like it could actually recover with love, light and moisture. some white stuff on surface, maybe dolomite that's not dissolved, or even salt buildup.
i quess it has been mentioned here and there how the cover crops might do better in vertical grow, but remains to be seen so far. i used the bottled inputs only few times during flowering and prolly would've done without. oh well quess i keep them as backup for deficiencies until they run out.
this project wasn't masterful represantion of this style, but hopefully i learned something and somebody else too
to those whom interested, how the clover managed under the plant in shade and couple unfortunate accidental droughts (might look much better without them..)
looks like it could actually recover with love, light and moisture. some white stuff on surface, maybe dolomite that's not dissolved, or even salt buildup.
i quess it has been mentioned here and there how the cover crops might do better in vertical grow, but remains to be seen so far. i used the bottled inputs only few times during flowering and prolly would've done without. oh well quess i keep them as backup for deficiencies until they run out.
this project wasn't masterful represantion of this style, but hopefully i learned something and somebody else too
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i would re-seed the mulch. those ones there will flower when you switch back to veg timing
