What would @Ironlungs do ?

The two beautiful Critical Kush plants came from another diary. They sprouted fast and came up strong. I was amazed. Because after soaking for 24 hrs I don't think they even cracked the shell. I do not know the breeder. Got these through a trade with Tonio, who I'm sorry to say had to stop growing. They were only labeled Critical Kush. With gold lettering on the sticker. No other marks. ?????

These 2 girls came from my other diary. I think I have decided to put them outdoors also, with the Blue OG. They are both Critical Kush from unknown breeder. These girls look good from the start. I will wish later I knew who the breeder was I'm sure. Let's see how things go first. They will all go in the greenhouse first from the grow box, before transitioning to full outdoors. They may not end up in the ground.

Transplanted last night and moved to greenhouse. These 2 girls are doing great from the start. One is taller #8 So we will see. They had no problem with the sun today. Looking strong and happy.

These plants are liking there new home. Growth has been amazing. Everything seems to be going well. Except it's raining now. We will see how the rebuilt greenhouse holds up.

These girls are identical besides height. #8 is 23 inches #9 is 20.5 inches I could not be happier with there growth. I need 24 more inches before June 15 ( today is May 18 ). This could work. I do not have an exact location yet. But Im working on that, all the time. Too many variables in my mind. #1 - Sun pattern # 2 - alien light sources (neibors) # 3 - line of sight # 4 - don't want to kill the lawn (who cares) So it's getting down to the wire. I tell myself "Dont panic!!I You will figure it out". I need to smoke a bowl. Where is the Crinkle. Lol

There doing great at 36 inches. Looking healthy and getting 4 and 1/2 hrs extra light. Growing fast that is for sure. Did some defoliation bottom carp. Found thrips so I had to spray. Hope I killed them.

These girls are cranking that's for sure. I will transplant this week. At least one will go outside.

Transplanted last night also. This is #9 she was a few inches taller than her sister. She is in a 30 gal fabric pot with a special mix of soil. She has her first cage on. A little super cropping went on. But I'm unsure what path I will take this year, as far as training and trimming. But let's start this show, so grab a chair, roll one and enjoy the show. We still have well over 2 months of veg left. She is already stinking up the yard. Today is June 9 2018. Her sister is going to stay in the greenhouse. She will stay in the background. But may disappear from this diary all together. Sorry.

Went a little too far on the training. So the plan changes....Topped all branches not the top. Doing good.

Ok the sisters are split up. #8 is inside the greenhouse, and has not been topped. She was transplanted into a 30 gallon felt pot. And is doing great. #9 is outside and has been topped everywhere. Her secondary branches are coming out nicely.

Outside #9 .... she is doing great. She looks to be starving, turning pale green. I have always fed her newts at every water. So I increased the newts... to 680 PPM and 6.75 ph. She is getting 30 gallons a week... all and all, she is doing great all things considered..... Inside #8 .... she is also doing great. Cleaned her legs of all the draining bullshit, so she should put all her energy on branching. Which will fill her out. I have not topped anything on her. She has #1 position in the greenhouse....

These plants are also doing great

Both plants are flowering..... the one outside started 2 weeks earlier. She was the larger plant #8 . That is no longer true #9 in the greenhouse is now larger. We may be removing the roof before over.

Well the plant outside is being attacked by my most hated pest mini catapillars. Both plants are in flower for one outside is further along. Smells unbelievable. I will have to do something about the caterpillars or they will devastate me.

The pictures are from the plant outside only. She is flowery nicely. She has had a bout with catapillars, I hate them. She smells wonderful. Each branch is turning into lumps of colas.

Flowering nicely, outside plant is coming along nicely. Greenhouse plant is a couple weeks behind. Both are doing great.

She is doing good... her sister might just get the axe. Battling PM ... humidity is 94% at night outside.... in the greenhouse it's worse.. I may just chop her.... I'm sure as I write this, I can bring the one outside to harvest. I'm doing everything..... but I'm loosing the battle. This is killing me...

So as much as I would like to let her grow and finish, I'm not going to be able to do so. She has at least 2 weeks left. But the battle is constant. The high humidity has been killing me. I have done everything to try to control the powdery mildew. I think I'm going to chop her, before I loose it all. This year sucks. I don't have answers, this is a battle I have never fought before. It all out of my control. She is very heavy, and thick. From where I sit I just dont see any other option. It's just wrong.

This diary is done.... plant was packed.... early harvest.... and alot looks, smells and feels great. This is probably the best Banzai tree I have ever done. Just a beautiful pheno.

Need to do a final dry, trim and separate. First smoke was great 🔥🔥🔥🤤🤤🤤 .. killer taste and unbelievable high.

Ok I used the Trimbag and I am very pleased with the results. Saved me a lot of time, really saved my ass and hands from hours of trimming. This plant was just a dream... short and stocky literary no stretch in flower just kept growing at the same pace. A very nice pheno, her sister went crazy... all and all I couldn't be happier with this one. I will grow more of these seeds out, looking for this same pheno. Thanks to Barney's Farm and Trimbag..... you two kick ass.