Pink Lotus F4 that I didn’t think was going to make it at first, had the oddest first leaves that kinda wilted then two thin branches now it’s like it was topped n had two sets of nodes growing already
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Oh, I hope it’s a female. No, better yet - a male on the left and a female on the right! 
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Would that be considered twins? As I understand with twins, one is a clone of mom, one is a mix of mom and dad… Interesting plant!!!
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@Nagel420 that pic is really interesting, but it’s not a twin. It looks like the plant mainlined itself. I used to believe some of the things I was told about twins, but it all went out the window this year when I grew out a set of Purple Kush twins from 1 seed and both came out female. They grow and smell identical so far.
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Things are going pretty steady and solid. Still trying to understand these landraces in the veg tent and why they’re so whiny
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Look what my wife can do! Gummies made from slow cooking my leftover pressed bags in coconut oil
And look what I can do!
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@TestOfOath love ya. Thought you might like.
I’m sure we have played in sand mud and water. I never asked about the military. I know it’s touchy. One love
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@Hemp very jealous of your lizard friend. He’s a ninja too I didn’t even notice him till 3rd pic lol
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I was hoping you would enjoy it
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I see you got some little balls of joy going. You got dirty hands you must be a working man. Lol mine stay nasty. I have see the leaf pattern again. The death of the leaf. I don’t know how else to describe it I’m trying to figure out where it’s coming from
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That’s after scrubbing twice with pumice soap lol grease and oil are a bitch, sometimes I’ll clean my hands with spray can solvent and that gets all the cracks of the skin but I don’t think that’s super healthy to do 
So I’ve got the virus in that one pick with the fucked up blades but the others are getting a potassium deficiency I can’t seem to get passed once I get so far into flower. Need to figure out what the missing piece is
Here’s the veg tent impatiently waiting for the flower area to get some room
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Morning bro. Looks great.
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Good stuff. Don’t know what else to say.
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Yep your a hard worker. @TestOfOath your containers up there the small ones. The clear ones that you got your seeds starting in. I like that. What is it
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They’re from Burpee, silicone seed starter trays, they have 8 all the way up to 36. I grabbed 5 of the 8s and 2 of the 36s for when I breed and starting the vegetable garden. They work FANTASTIC. If you look at their seed starting section you can find the silicone ones. They’re labeled A 1/2 B 1/2 etc so you can keep track of names and what not
“SuperSeed Seed Starting Tray, 8 XL Cell - Burpee” https://www.burpee.com/superseed-seed-starting-tray-8-xl-cell-prod500859.html
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Thanks so much. I not liking the solo cups at all.
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Was reading up in the beginning of this thread, ever consider collecting rain water? As much rain as you got in Michigan this yr you would have had a ton of full barrels. Regarding your one stage filter that’s basically a pre- filter, if you don’t do Ro, I’d ad a few more filters to that one and go smaller microns. I have a 5 stage filtering system the end is a .5 micron filter. We water over 400+ gallons a week easy and we dont use Ro takes to long to fill up brute trash cans. What we use below for that x 3 . Winter we heat the water also it’s comes out 45 degrees when cold out. I have a new solution for that for this winter but…And yes we ph down usually never up… 
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Disclaimer: I posted this comment a few hours ago (and just deleted), but then I realized it was in reply to a post from Hemp, when I intended it to be to your post, @TestOfOath.
Hey, that’s a good idea - placing the cardboard under the plant to catch the falling pollen! I don’t know if you were taking a page from my book (I posted this technique in January), but if you were, I APPROVE!
Since I’m posting my comment again, I may as well add the change I made to my pollen collection method. Instead of letting the pollen fall straight onto the cardboard, I’m now bending the plant and adding mylar to the cardboard, which serves 3 purposes. Not only does it maximize the light dispersion, but it makes it MUCH easier to capture the falling pollen and gather the pollen when you harvest the plant. Here’s a few pics.
1st pic: Pre-mylar
2nd pic: Mylar; prior to bending the plant
3rd pic: Plant has been bent to make the natural pollen fall more efficiently onto the mylar
4th pic: Good evidence…
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I 100% did take a page from your book lol and thank you for the idea/expanding on it for me!
Also forgot to mention I’ve got 3 of those Cookieland from you going cause I couldn’t help myself, 4th didn’t sprout unfortunately. And I’m way over what I wanted to have for this next flower run anyways lol. They’re the 3 on the right of this seed starter
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