I have a huge family history of that crap. Hence my wife’s insistence that I cut out all that sugar and anything that converts into sugar.
We use our own honey for sweetening and avoid as much processed trash as possible.
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Yep, same here… grampa and pops both had it, same as all of my sisters and brothers…I’m the oldest of 6, but the last to come up with it.
It’s still only type 2, but I think it’s getting into the next stage for me.
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You’re welcome cuz, I’m the same way. It’s funny my buddy said the same thing to me, when he seen the monster plants, ‘looking healthy’!!
Edit. He also mentioned how huge the stalks were 
they’re getting THICK!!!
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Oh man! Yours make mine look like punks! 
Turn them stalks into walking sticks when ya harvest!!
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I’ll catch you guys later. Stay safe today. It’s going to be another scorcher from what I hear. At least I’ll be done with the brush hogging today. Someday I’ll get a tractor with a cab on the damn thing. Now THAT is a pipe dream. lol
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You be safe as well!
edit… Oh hell yeh, temps up around 100 and heat index well over that
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@JohnnyPotseed @MoBilly I have a family history of diabetes as well. My brother unfortunately has Type 1, been 20 years he’s had it now.
Lol, they make anything I’ve ever grown look small i think they’re bigger now, than any outdoor plant I’ve harvested before, and they ain’t even started budding yet!
Gonna start my own lumber yard 
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My outdoor grow is coming along nicely also, just nowhere near as big as yours…yet! lol
But, there again, they’re healthy, so that’s the big plus for me. 
Even them so called ‘autos’ from Mark lol I don’t give a fat rat fart what they do, I was very disappointed to find out they aren’t true autos…that’s why I just left them in the pots and tossed em out! Not even gonna bother to put em in the ground…
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Hi there young lady! I see @cannabliss has graced me with her appearance this lovely morning!
Glad you stopped in. how’s them Sour60 from ya looking?
edit… Also, I don’t know if you noticed…but, the seeds I dropped in the castings are the GDP from you also!
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Your outdoor looking great bro, too bad about those “autos” from Mark though.
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Yep, that bites big time lol but O F W they’ll do what they do, without much assistance from me!
I did the same with the blueberry and gum autos from mark not sure what’s up with them but he old news the jungle is looking good as you said healthy and doing there thing It is really cool to see your journey to auto love lol they take some adjustments but you seem to be taking it all in stride I think that’s why they get a bad rap often cus photo growers kind of mess up the first time they grow them and give up but you are doing an awesome job if I remember the 60s were kind of heavy feeders as well anyway have a great day
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Thanks for that, I do appreciate any hints/tips you render, young lady. You as well, have a great day!
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Failing to plan, is planning to fail…
A little bit of research is all it takes to make the difference between a ‘failed attempt’ and success.
edit… over on this thread is a pic of two Autos, one indoor (proper) and the other outdoors (no-no) I know folks put them outside, but that’s just not what everything I’ve read says, due to the light time requirement.
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you’re gonna be the ‘auto master’ after these
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Day off yay lots of plant care to do today well off to cook breakfast hope you all are doing well out there take care
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How’s the night shift treating you so far?
I think she already went to her stove lol
She does have them younguns to feed!
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