MidasThumb Planted the seeds on the 5th, today’s the 7th. Everything going well so far except there’s a raccoon (possibly opossum or other animal) digging in pot. So I have to find a way to keep pests away from my garden.
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Week 1. Vegetation
5y ago
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MidasThumb Update: first time I posted nothing sprouted. Waited about a week until I germinated more of the same seeds, incubated them inside this time, and then transplanted to the new pots AKA the old pots yesterday. 5/5/2021
Currently growing:
Green crack
Alaskan Auto thunderfuck
Tropicanna poison
Lemon pie auto
Blackberry moon rocks
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Week 2. Vegetation
5y ago
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Nutrients 2
Fox farm liquid plant food
11 mll
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MidasThumb Put a couple plants in the greenhouse tent. Noticed one of the plants in the greenhouse leaves pointing up towards the sun. It’s also noticeably hotter in there. After watering I close it. Water retention in the soil seems better. I also open it up and let air circulate throughout daily.
MidasThumb LST didn’t work out. I didn’t tie them down enough. I’ll try again with new plants. I’m starting to see pistils. No crazy updates. Just been watering them. I use nutrients in the water every other week. Although I haven’t watered them lately because it’s been raining a lot.
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Week 5. Vegetation
4y ago
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11 °C
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94.64 liters
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Nutrients 2
Fox farm liquid plant food
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MidasThumb Lemon Pie Auto has officially been harvested! It’s been dried and now I’m in the curing stage. I’ll change the status to harvested once it’s complete and I can give feedback on taste potency etc.
Alaskan Thunderfuck is also flowering but it’s not ready to be harvested yet.
All other plants are still in veg. Blackberry moonrock has grown incredibly tall and is currently the tallest and most lush of the plants.
Been adding tiger bloom to lemon pie auto before I harvested it.
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