Me? 
No way…
The whaaaat!? I just prune the bad looking leaves before taking photos. I’ll admit it, this is all a facade. 
Get on with it
As I have nothing going on in the bathroom right now I’ve got to come up with something different for you.
How about a joke? Did you hear the one about the lady who backed into a fan? Completely disaster. Dis-assed her?
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Alright, alright. The Blockhead F5 x Mikado BX turned out beautifully, rich frosty buds and an intoxicating sweet aroma. You’ll have to take my word for it as I can’t bring myself to write up weepy descriptions pictures of seeded buds, the time for tears has passed.
Following in some advice I received earlier all of the buds are now in the freezer with which to make hash, as was definitely the plan all along.
I will say in parting that I can’t wait to run these again.
Whatup dog?
Ever heard of this great guy @corey who ran an awesome Fog Dog giveaway? Not just once, but twice!
Well either way, here’s what happens if you plant one of those Fog Dog beans.
A humble beginning. The seed sprouted 2021/10/25 and a little over two weeks later found a new home, planted in the shadow of the stump of a once mighty Black Snow.
She started off sort of spindly, and even needed to be propped up with the Fog Dog plant stake at one point to keep from falling over. I didn’t think she would be up to the challenge honestly. That Black Snow left some big shoes to fill, but before I knew it I had a respectable looking plant.
Days later she decided to grow into the light, so I needed to perform some chiropractic. Alas, as soon as the main cola bent over the remaining branches filled the role.
As it turns out moving the bulk of the branches offset the centre of balance, so I had to string her up with a shoelace.
Let’s have a closer look at that pot. Lots of red clover and what looks like a cucumber creeping. Every week or two I put my fruit and veggie scraps in the blender and toss that into the pot. I couldn’t even put a frequency on it, let’s just say whenever I remember and have a sufficient quantity of scraps on hand.
I just remembered I tossed some malted barley powder on there too at one point, which likely means I didn’t do it more than once. Probably too late to add some more now…
You can hear her bark in the dark.
As I sat around in the pitch black trying to get focused pictures the lights flashed to life sending me screaming out of the room like a frightened animal, but I managed to slink back to take one more photo.
By now she’s starting to get a bit frosty. After super cropping twice and raising the light to it’s maximum height, I had to really tie down the main cola to stop a great bulk of the buds from cuddling up with the light.
I can’t help but admire these buds. It’s hard to choose which cola to amire as they are plentiful as they are beautiful. Some of the colas have grown up and past the lights, and I have come to accept this. How many times can one keep bending the plant? I figure with a week or two left, it’s not worth stressing this old girl.
There you have it, the cards are on the table. Now you realize why I don’t want to show off my auto grows, mostly because they look so much better than my photo grows. It’s also not the prettiest grow space- it doesn’t sparkle like some of the other auto grows out there.