New Grower Baby steps and the cultivation of autoflowers
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cheekyLight's changed, here's the budding frost, pun sadly intended.
She's a trooper, she really is.
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Things has been a little hectic lately, not much time, yadayada, you know, life happens.
I did all the bad things and very few not-so-bad to this poor girl, and she just soldiers on like I nearly cannot believe.
I am amazed at the tenacity of this one.
Also, I have realized I am simply not getting the light these girls need on the balcony. So I guess I'm gonna hafta build an indoor grow. That's sorta the only logical step, innit?
Now, lessee if I can sell that conclusion to my opinion. .. ..
Having said that, though, is she running low on N by the looks of her? Thus far the soil has provided, but if it's over, it's over, and I'd hafta deal with it. So, does she look starved of anything other than light?
Have a good one!
I did all the bad things and very few not-so-bad to this poor girl, and she just soldiers on like I nearly cannot believe.
I am amazed at the tenacity of this one.
Also, I have realized I am simply not getting the light these girls need on the balcony. So I guess I'm gonna hafta build an indoor grow. That's sorta the only logical step, innit?
Now, lessee if I can sell that conclusion to my opinion. .. ..
Having said that, though, is she running low on N by the looks of her? Thus far the soil has provided, but if it's over, it's over, and I'd hafta deal with it. So, does she look starved of anything other than light?
Have a good one!
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Looking great to me! It's normal for lower leaves to die off during flower, but I would remove them as they can promote mold! Just my 2 cents! 
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That sounds reasonable.Looking great to me! It's normal for lower leaves to die off during flower, but I would remove them as they can promote mold! Just my 2 cents!
I was referring to the difference in hue over the leaf mass relative to earlier, where she was far more uniform in colour?
I mean, yeah, that yellow one was not what I meant.
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I've seen autos do well in limited sun, although they will stretch if not receiving enough direct sunlit.
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Been a hectic couple of weeks, haven't been around as much as I'd like.
CupGirl, on the other hand, seems to do just fine, for a stunted, crippled retard.
She's really not very big. Trying to show you the praying she's doing, but it's not that much today, so meh.
She's dusting up, not bulking very much. I am still amazed by her perseverance, but I've said it so many times, it's sorta getting a little old, innit?
Anyhoo, I'm off for a couple days of R'n'R and she might not survive. Let's see if that stepdaughter of mine can lift the burden of THAT responsibility.
EDIT: I think what I thought was N-shortage actually is a slight P def. I went and got some BioBizz Bloom and been feeding her that twice so far. She will be fed till she's done.
CupGirl, on the other hand, seems to do just fine, for a stunted, crippled retard.
She's really not very big. Trying to show you the praying she's doing, but it's not that much today, so meh.
She's dusting up, not bulking very much. I am still amazed by her perseverance, but I've said it so many times, it's sorta getting a little old, innit?
Anyhoo, I'm off for a couple days of R'n'R and she might not survive. Let's see if that stepdaughter of mine can lift the burden of THAT responsibility.
EDIT: I think what I thought was N-shortage actually is a slight P def. I went and got some BioBizz Bloom and been feeding her that twice so far. She will be fed till she's done.
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Right, then. R'n'R.
It's the Venice of the North, they said. Stockholm is beautiful, and public transport is so great up north, everybody said. Yeah.
What was supposed to be five hours, just cruising along in a reasonably comfortable train, ended up very different. First train suffered " terminal failure in the electrical systems ", and we were offered " replacement train", just no seating. Nice one. Replacement train was an hour late. At this point, I'm just having a laugh. I mean, the irony and all that. About 250 km from Stockholm, there's a bit of a bushfire, minor incident really, and the fire brigade shut down the railroad while working, all for their own safety. I was totally cool with that. Then the firefighters packed up and left the scene. Train failed to go. Locomotive dead, "faulty wiring". We were now the passengers of two fairly full trains stuck in a field, with the promise of an attempt at getting a replacement train. Which would not be, of course, an extra train, but one already near capacity, just like the two previous. Happy days.
A very nice, impatient and competent swedish woman who'd been sitting next to us called her husband and offered us a ride. Nice people, those two.
We were scheduled to arrive about twenty to five, but it was well over ten before we checked in.
I'm impressed.
It's the Venice of the North, they said. Stockholm is beautiful, and public transport is so great up north, everybody said. Yeah.
What was supposed to be five hours, just cruising along in a reasonably comfortable train, ended up very different. First train suffered " terminal failure in the electrical systems ", and we were offered " replacement train", just no seating. Nice one. Replacement train was an hour late. At this point, I'm just having a laugh. I mean, the irony and all that. About 250 km from Stockholm, there's a bit of a bushfire, minor incident really, and the fire brigade shut down the railroad while working, all for their own safety. I was totally cool with that. Then the firefighters packed up and left the scene. Train failed to go. Locomotive dead, "faulty wiring". We were now the passengers of two fairly full trains stuck in a field, with the promise of an attempt at getting a replacement train. Which would not be, of course, an extra train, but one already near capacity, just like the two previous. Happy days.
A very nice, impatient and competent swedish woman who'd been sitting next to us called her husband and offered us a ride. Nice people, those two.
We were scheduled to arrive about twenty to five, but it was well over ten before we checked in.
I'm impressed.
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to me outdoor plants allways look a tad lighter green,but outdoors is much brighter.optical illusion kinda thing.a flowering plants need for N is much reduced in flower compared to veg as its not growing in height and making new leaves.
nice frost nice plants
to public transport 
to nice Swedish lady
nice frost nice plants
to public transport to nice Swedish lady
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Back home again. Nice trip apart from day one.
Came home to this:
From the top, you can really see those fall colours. Still no sign of amber, though.
I have no experience. But she's still alive. ..
So is this normal or deficiencies?
Anyway, have a nice one, AFN.
Came home to this:
From the top, you can really see those fall colours. Still no sign of amber, though.
I have no experience. But she's still alive. ..
So is this normal or deficiencies?
Anyway, have a nice one, AFN.
