It’s a cut:scissors:
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Old Soul from seed
Garlic Goji
When lights go off tent gets as low as 60°. Getting some color. Tried to capture but phone camera ain’t the best.
Peace
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I knew I had some floppy ladies with a future in Bamboo stakes but this Goji #3 looks like it flopped a month ago and flowered. Weird
And another pic of Goji #3 showing her pretty colors
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Did you score a free light? I believe I read that right that’s AWESOME;
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Yes sir I did. It’s currently growing 2 Sour Bubble and 1 Diesel Tree in the 2x2. @420noob how are you set for genetics? Not clear. Do you have beans for next run? Are you seeking anything particular? OG
LOVE PEACE HEART
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Oh yes I do thank you. I saw you got a refund on your light and it showed up that’s why I said free light awrsome or whatever it was.lol. I’m running cripXmass for @originaldankmaster96 the super piney christmas bud. Project Evergreen commences - The intense pine stank and flavor of Krippy is on
Thank you though. I’ll want seeds but no I do not need any thanks for offering I truly appreciate it.
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Day 46F
^^ Strawberrry Headband
^^ Mother’s Milk #31(pots too small
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^^Goji #1 (muy blanco)
^^ Garlic Goji
Very little fade happening, except the 5s. All is well. Plants have put up with me this long what’s another month? At some point I wanna run same cut in a Sip and a big pot. You know, she blinded me…More life in the big pot. Easy in the Sip.
Why am I watering less now? Nothing wilts. Some reason I have the idea to water less towards the end but it rains outside towards the end???
Every 5-6 days. @supershitfuck @CrunchBerries @minitiger @HeadyBearAdventures
Water?
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They typically start taking up less water toward the end. Part of the senescence process… what’s the stated flower time on these?
For me, the pots stay heavier longer so I can gauge when their needs are decreasing.
A moisture meter would be the handiest thing for a big planter. They’re cheapish and easy to use.
That Strawberry Headband man!!! It makes me want to pop my pack! Just beautiful.
Frosting like ice on the Goji, and I like the bud structure on the garlic. Killer work!
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Looking fantastic!!
Yeah, what @HeadyBearAdventures said, they drink less at the end, sounds like your getting close my man 
Can’t wait for some smoke reports, that garlic goji 
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You realize I’m not following your log, right? I only chime in when you tag me (which, I have no idea why you tag me, but I’m flattered that you think I can offer you some sort of sage growing advice haha).
Anyway, are you growing in pots or no-till? If you’re growing in pots, pick them up and if they feel light, water them. You can tell if the pots are a little light, even if they’re seven-gallons (the difference between thirsty seven-gallons and un-thirsty ones is pretty apparent). Personally, I water every-other day (although I’m skipping it tonight, just because I’m feeling rooouuuuggghhhh haha, drank too much today), but in general, I try to water every-other day. And the plants’ll survive a skipped day of water, anyway; they always do.
When they’re getting close to being done, I water with a little less (maybe six or eight cups of water as opposed to the usual ten or twelve), but I still water every-other day. Again, it just depends on how heavy/light the pots feel.
Looking at those pics, those plants look like they’ve got another two or three weeks, at least, but you never know (that Goji looks frostyyyyyyy, btw; gawd, I love Bodhi haha). I’ve grown some where, like, on day 50 I’ll be like,”These look like they need another month…” and then the pistils start withering all of a sudden and they’re done ten days later.
Weed’s interesting like that.
If you’re growing no-till, though, I have no idea. I follow a lot of people’s no-till logs, just because no-till’s something that I’m curious about, and I’ve noticed that those growers have a difficult time deciding just how much they should water and how frequently a lot of the time, so I can’t help you there.
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I find you can tell how wet they are if they leave a wet stain on the ground where theyre sittin. I also have a kitchen scale that does up to 20lb… useful for watering 5 and 7 gals as Ive got a general guideline on wet vs dry weights. 5s are 11lb dry, 12-13 wet. 7s like 19-20 wet, 16-17 dry, but Im not as precise with 7s, too heavy so I just give em 16oz or so of water every other day.
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Yeah, but if you’ve got the pots in saucers… haha. No wet stains.
You sure about those weights on the seven-gallons? Maybe I’m just getting older, but my pots feel a helluva lot heavier than 20 pounds haha…
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That sounds kinda sexual, just saying😂
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Hah true. mine sit on some black foam to insulate from the cold floor, so its easy to spot.
Hmm my weights are 7gal fabric pots filled like maybe 1-2inch from top. Theyre heavy I prefer 5 gallon for lifting.
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Lol dammit.
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Good looking grow, bumped some of your 9’s 
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i’m still trying to nail down watering but it seems like the dryer the better, and i kinda try to do heavy watering but spread 'em apart, not sure if thats good or what
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Is there a way to ban users from a thread I’ve created?
Thanks 
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You can use the ignore function. Not sure how it works but you can basically not see any posts from a member. Can anyone chime in on how that works?
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If you go into someone’s profile, you can select normal, muted, ignored.
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