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wilbur
Oh, tut tut, Silver! sounds to me like yr a closet control freak doing that leaf pruning. LOL!
Overgrow Australia 2011/12
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Sure, sure 
Lots of the fan leaves are as big or bigger than my hand. You can see on the last one it hasnt had a haircut for a week or so.
Airflow is another reason. Especially when budrot season is upon me... and its always coming.
Lots of the fan leaves are as big or bigger than my hand. You can see on the last one it hasnt had a haircut for a week or so.
Airflow is another reason. Especially when budrot season is upon me... and its always coming.
BUNDY & COKE
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Hey Bushy mate, is this plant got like Fox tail heads on it mate ?
Heya Bundy there only just heading mate, so I can't tell you...thus far the CC heads look super wispy, like hermi heads
but she's a lanky sheila, so it will be awhile before the heads thicken out enough to say...
Edit: look like these heads of yours actually...
but she's a lanky sheila, so it will be awhile before the heads thicken out enough to say...Edit: look like these heads of yours actually...
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wilbur
Sure, sure
Lots of the fan leaves are as big or bigger than my hand. You can see on the last one it hasnt had a haircut for a week or so.
Airflow is another reason. Especially when budrot season is upon me... and its always coming.
Silver, reading between the lines over the season ... it's clear that growing where you are is very different to here. amount and quality of sunlight for example.
as far as bud rot is concerned I 'm hoping we have a 'normal' autumn where come late march and into april the rain goes away and the days are clear, sunny and hot.
cheers!
LATER: I see the maxtemp is predicted to be 17 tomorrow in a town near you. I guess plants just shut down when the temps are like that?
The amount and quality of light (in terms of daylight hours) is up there with anywhere in the summer. But as we move into autumn you are correct. My main problem however will be cold and wet nights coupled with heavy dew and sometimes foggy mornings...
Which is why i have chosen a strain that i was hoping would flower early. Seems i was proven right...
Let the flowering begin!
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The one in the pot is a Grapefruit and always flowers later and for longer. But being in a pot means it can be moved to a better place come any bad weather...
Which is why i have chosen a strain that i was hoping would flower early. Seems i was proven right...
Let the flowering begin!
The one in the pot is a Grapefruit and always flowers later and for longer. But being in a pot means it can be moved to a better place come any bad weather...
dammmmmmmmmm they are looking great brother
Cheers Shroomy they getting there.
Its amazing what a decent summer can do!
Its amazing what a decent summer can do!
Getting rained out huh? Theres always next year... hopefully we have a dry march down here.
Stay safe out there!
Stay safe out there!
Crank up the HPS....it's indoor time.
some late planted thai ..
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Guest50138
Love them skinny ones
Another to go along , thai in the foreground and reveged plants at the rear ...
once again Donald... id kill to have some land like that to drop all my strains
Its a jungle out there!
Bloody rain on the way but at least its going to stay warm. For now...
Bloody rain on the way but at least its going to stay warm. For now...
The soil looks loose....friable...good drainage...and composting going on.
