Actually caught me off guard when I saw it lol I was like holy shit are you actually thinking about finishing in my lifetime?! 
Thought I was gonna have to rethink having kids just so someone could care for it after I died of old age.
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Only 12 more weeks!!!
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12 more weeks my sanity may finish before the plant. I still have to figure out where I’m drying this giant octopus though…
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This year I put mine in a small refrigerator up in the barn. 52°F,60%rh… took about 14 days to get into jars holding steady now at 61%. We’ll see how they cure.
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Been spraying one of the Pennywise for the last 2 days, obviously nothing to show for it yet but project seeds is a go.
Did want to post pics of the difference between the two plants of the same strain because of the difference in growth. One is growing tall and stretching more like sativa and the other one is short and bushy with tight nodes like indica.
You might not even guess they’re the same strain from the looks of them. I’m spraying the lanky one because it seemed like it would be easier to get to the pods when they form since they’ll be spaced out more.
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Nice and healthy @Slick1
And a clean grow space great job
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Thanks man. It’s clean enough 
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Needs more plants… I bet a couple of blueberry would fit. Lol…
Very clean for sure… and interesting to see the two growth patterns… more and more interested in that as I get consistent seeds now.
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Looks great! I’m on spray #5 of STS tomorrow AM.
SO.
Many.
's!
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You’re going to keep spraying with nanners showing already?
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Am I not supposed to?
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That’s why I was asking you! Thought maybe you knew something I didn’t 
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The blind leading the blind… lol, so fitting right now…
I have no experience with STS, so thats all I can offer. LOL
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Seriously though:
ARE WE?!?
AHHHH!!!
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I heard spray it for about 10 days until nanners show up.
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“Spray the nodal areas, and branches and tops. It is not necessary to spray the entire plant and all of the leaves. A fine mist will do but be sure to get an adequate coating. This process should be completed every 3rd day until the first male pollen sacs begin to open. This is usually around day 20-30. (see caption 2.)”
MY TAKE AWAY FROM THIS: “until the first male pollen sacs begin to open.”
Edit: They suggested every 3rd day for their formula, where what I made I recall suggesting every 5th day.
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I’m using colloidal not STS so that might be the difference.
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I used Colloidal Silver on my first two. Sprayed every day for 2-3 weeks and still only ended up getting a partial reversal (50PPM).
On my next attempt, I used STS. After 3 times spraying 5 days apart, I pretty much got a complete reversal on one variety. The other reversed but barely produced any pollen.
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I’m using 250ppm so hopefully I have better results. I really need this to work for this seedrun!
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