Wow!
Those came back swinging with both hands -
..they're on their way to becoming a privacy hedge-
Some fine guerilla action you're throwing down here luv -
The setting still amuses me with it's very post-apocalyptic looks, it's Maria's End of Civilization grow!
...never seen anything like this so more Kudos to you-
The experiment never ends, hey?
I love how you're work with FV's is showing us a lot about their characteristics and behavior
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Nothing is set in stone, each cross/pheno' does their own thing... You can never be sure what you'll get!
One thing for sure, clones of FV's carry the regular clones behavior of setting bloom sooner than the same cross from seed. I think one of the trickier aspects of FV's is how hair-triggered they are in shifting into bloom gears. Note how
@Prague guerilla love FV's have behaved!
More data coming from me too with 3 other FV's and your Melon Madness x StrawDawg going this year.
I have Fire99/A5Thai x C99a, Aunt of Farouk/SensiStar x CBD Haze auto, Lavender/MixedPurps x C99a, and GhostMaverick x 3BearsOG auto in my line-up.
GhostMav3BOG will be interesting in particular, with
Maverick in the mix; check it out....
Mine are all outside full time after a couple weeks in the auto tent, some are ready for on-site placement and next stage transplanting!
Definitely time to give those farm animals a hairs-cut -
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Looking fab' Jean!
-- getting that party on site is going to be rather interesting!
Feed demands will be getting very tricky soon... A lot of plant, not a lot of roots and all competing... My experience with the Lamby 4-pot showed they did OK in veg, but as soon as bloom hit, they started eating fans and I chased demands the whole way home... I was using mineral nutes then, all the better for
right-now availability! You're going more "organic"/slow release so that up's the tricky factor.... certainly so far, so good!
The tough balance will be to not feed them too much and make they really go nuts and choke the roots out and collapse later, but then not starve them into poor budding/buds -
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How soon they trigger over, stretch factors, degree of cramping, it's all going to be a tightrope walk=
...aggressive trimming/reductions may be needed, cut down bloom sites in favor of fewer larger tops and side nuggs....
The Container Jungle!
-- That GS is blowing me away mate, she might be done in August! That will be the fastest, earliest triggering F1FV from Sweet I have ever seen -
'Blossom is going to be a handful come harvest time! She's a total beauty right now Prague', I'd start clearing out inner nodes of branches and low hanging stuff, take off some fans, open her up and start shaping her a bit at a time...
That's great progress mate, getting it done in one go was a might bit too ambitious!
...the shallow clay layer is an interesting wrinkle... I think mostly a plus (once dug out which I assume was a bitch!) as it will hold moisture in better and provide some mineral goodies!
Excellent! ..will do...
Pic size, can you get it into an editing software on your computer? Or lower the pic size on the phone? They take such amazing pics anymore, but use fat MB's to do it....
No wonder with all those tasty treats on hand!
... stoked you have your tech sit' sorted finally
That sappy shit(?- or some sort of debris?) has some sugars which the mold/fungi go apeshit over, so no wonder the Rots kicked off!
Ditto for debris bits if that's the case, ready-mulch that is...
fouls the buds up too!
Nanny, nice to see ya! ...Cheers on the diet and med's tinkering, you're ahead of the curve big time with all this!
...don't you have some time for maybe a couple wee porch queen auto's at least?
SOOT my man!
... great to see ya about, hope you made it through that f'ing heat dome shit OK?!
Holy crap- 128F in Death Valley!!
As it's an internal infection, all you can do is beat it back... shit is ubiquitous too, Jean mentioned his wars with it as well in MI...
OD grows are no picnic on easy street!
I've been spared that war so I can't advise much... Maybe look into some sort of bio-agent like Actinovate? I'm not sure if the anti-botrytis stuff RotBlock would be effective....
In veg, maybe a Sulfur based product that sticks onto the leaf surfaces would be helpful too...
....Photo girls look fat and sassy!
View attachment 1693012... BBL, mostly caught up at least! ...it's been a fucking madhouse at work, killing me and my time... I have ladies to attend too as well!
Gotta go prep the site for incoming photo's, a few vigorous girls are ready for their 5gal upgrades!