looks great !!
3 Likes
woooow! very beautiful plants my friend, as always!
1 Like
Damn, they’re moving now!
Really like your approach of multiple spots, multiple cultivars. Some really varied locations too. It’s interesting to watch as they develop
Beautiful branching/stems on that Thai #2
1 Like
How big is that sheet to photograph the plants like that?
I like the effect 
1 Like
Its not big enough lol
I think an 8’ square sheet would cover 90% of the portable needs.
Fabric “end of the Roll sales” faux velvet still rocks
1 Like
Hmm…
Wife just asked if there’s anything I need from town tomorrow 
1 Like
Thai #1 during a light rain
Week 16, this Thai plant above is going to produce Spears for Colas …
The Pole Dancer below, is on quite a Journey. Did I say she has Huge Fan leaves… 13+” stem to tip
The Durban Poison (below) has begun to build Buds, a month before the Flip.
8 Likes
Beautiful. What’s your average daytime humidity out of curiosity?
Those are long leaves!
1 Like
Ours has involved RAIN almost daily for a week + now @FieldEffect
I saw 68% indoor on a small RH bag-Meter sitting on the table…
2 Likes
Busy couple of days, just checking-in with the projects
BlueBerry Diesel after stripping btm third (below)
BlueBerry Diesel getting hairy, b4 striping
THAI #2
Thai stalk
Durban Poison x4 below. You can see this one of the sites where we apply Green Sand as a Routine addition.
BOG LSD X 3 below
Fighting - Bilbo (fighting buddha x Txerri bilbo haze)
BLUE GOD joti
Fighting - Bilbo from the back
US 22 is blowing-up BIG
With a crazy canopy below (us22)
And Thai #1 has the same racing stripes as #2
Below are two shots featuring a G.G.#4 x SensiStar hybrid and a Chem 91 x Dark Hallow. I have the photo, no idea which is which (yet)
Frankenstein has her back up against the Wall, and, Yep she is 6’. Hardware in -place. We’ll provide some support / exposure, next week. With all the Rain, sand-trap is still dry as a bone. Feeding-time
Cali Orange Haze below
Checking in on the Panama Red(s)
8 Likes
Your plants look great!
The Bog x LSD x3 red stem is so distinct. My eyes immediately focus on that. Great contrast to the vibrant green leaves.
4 Likes
Thanks for that @InTheWoods.
As it stands, I might see Purple Buds with that shade of stem showing
Have a great day ITW
3 Likes
Those lsd caught my eye too. Nice plants.
3 Likes
Frankenstein before any LST
Below: before we pulled any branches Outwards, we supported the two top-nodes by Binding the branches towards each other with replaceable zip-ties
Looks a little confusing with the loose-ends and bamboo, two pairs of branches are separately braced… to prevent the node being yanked apart
Branches are gently pulled outwards, a bamboo pole is inserted and slid downwards until a comfy/ reasonable height is found
6.5 feet across the top, branch tip to tip
SSDD f2 bx1, we lost a big lower branch in a storm
With Frankenstein for back-up
Below: SSDD left, Frankenstein right
Below and from the back: Frankenstein left SSDD right
Cali Orange Haze below
Cali Orange Haze after some gentle LST
Dr CBD from SEEDSMAN
THAI #1 below
US 22 #1 below
Pole Dancer, filling that Powder blue bin
7 Likes
Monstah! Nice bro
2 Likes
Morning and Thanks @TopShelfTrees1.
This has been a big week of Growth, excited to be going out to OG row later this afternoon.
Thats going to be a fun update
2 Likes
Hope to join you one day soon on the update!
1 Like
This is Day 4 since applying the bamboo LST to Frankenstein. No moves necessary, she has swallowed the supports
SSDD f2 bx1, now that rain has backed -off, she stands a lot Taller
SSDD and Frankenstein in the trap
side-view of Frankenstein, today
7 Likes
Nice! Now that’s a grow! I hadn’t noticed the pics from a few days ago but they’re doing great. Like your bracing technique. Greensand seems to be producing some healthy trunks 
I gotta take another peek when I get home on the computer for the full effect
2 Likes