Indoor Dinafem Critical Jack and Auto Seeds Sucker Punch

[Ydijadoit]

Thanks, Dudeski. How does the @ symbol work? I see it everywhere, but scratch my head over it. Does it PM the person, or something?
Damn this fever from the flu is making me dumber than usual, the answer is probably in a sticky somewhere, but I'm too goofy today to find it. Sure hope you and everyone else here can avoid this if possible. I always forget how bad it is. Watching a PBS documentary on the 1918 flu probably wasn't the greatest idea I had today, but it was fascinating, and scary...
Regards, Kyle

 

[Dudeski]

@Ydijadoit It gives you an alert that pops up, to right of page. The tag will have a popup that helps as you are typing the handle

 

[Ydijadoit]

Will you be entering any of the grow battles starting soon? You should

Honestly hadn't considered it, but I might. This is a one and done for my closet setup. Things warm up rapidly here, starting in Feb. Even now, I have to kill the LED for a few hours midday, as it hits 87f in my little cabinet. I've got everything I need to run my new 3x3 tent, with one or two waterfarms and a couple autocobs....
I may do a run in that, but the timing will be close. Headed 1100 mi. North, come May 6.
Thanks!
Kyle

 

[trailanimal]

Well, here I sit, battling the flu, and watching the grass grow, so to speak. Today is day 70, and I'm getting scissor-itch like you wouldn't believe. Pistils still not turning, but trichomes are getting more cloudy each day. It has been said that the slowest finishing strain on the planet is whatever you happen to be growing, when you run out of smoke. I could not agree more, at this point.
$65 per 1/8 of shyte, at the state-run store here, so a few lower buds have already been clipped, dried, and stuck in a jar, maybe 1/4oz worth.
Even with mostly clear trichs, this strain is already better than store bought.
Wifey has the tolerance around here, and a bowl through her Arizer solo left her retarded, and unable to make dinner last night. She just kinda stood in the kitchen, looking 50% Martha Stewart, and 50% Steven Hawking.
Can't wait to see what happens after harvest, and a month in the trusty mason jar!
I'm feeding her nothing but a teaspoon of molasses per gallon of RO water, from here on out.
Maybe one more week....
Thanks for looking.
Regards, KyleView attachment 851388 View attachment 851389 View attachment 851390 View attachment 851391

OH MY GODDESS!

 

[Dudeski]

That's a big change in weather! Would be good if you could join but life does come first.

 

[Dudeski]

OH MY GODDESS!

Hahahaha, I thought a little bud porn would stir the blood

 

[trailanimal]

@Ydijadoit , man!, thanks for showing your grow chopps!

 

[Ydijadoit]

@Ydijadoit , man!, thanks for showing your grow chopps!

Thanks for stopping by!!

 

[trailanimal]

I hate incomplete journals, yet, mine has been untouched for nearly a month. This grow humbled me. I fucked up every element of tye environment and feeding of this poor plant for the first month of it's sad life. Too hot, too cold, starving it to death because I mistook LED light burn and some heat related leaf curl for nute burn. Long story short, I was damn near too ashamed to keep this thread going.
As things turn out, tye Sucker Punch is one resilient son of a bitch. (Daughter of a bitch?)
Day 57, and it's looking like I will have some quality smoke after all, in another week or two.
A lot of cloudy trichs, with no amber, as of yet. Hoping for 1.5 ozs, but anything over a zip would be A-ok with me, as that would last the Wife and I for at least 2 months.
Here are some pics as of ten minutes ago. Tomorrow is fan leaf removal day, but I am only going to take the crispy and light blocking leaves. Hoping to start a RO water only flush in a week, and chop in two weeks. Trichs tell the story though, so plans could change.View attachment 846079
Thanks for looking! View attachment 846080
Regards, KyleView attachment 846081 View attachment 846082 View attachment 846083

are we ever glad you keep going! My window grow last spring I fried the first seedlings, snow reflected sun + autocob just too much light, boy, did I feel dumb. So, grow learn share

 

[trailanimal]

Sometimes you can do much about humidity. Mist them during lights out may help. Greenskell fights low humidity too. As long as we keep learning!

spring widow humidity 15-30% diurnal swing