Say Cheese :-) Fall 2018

@Mrs_Larimar, No No No --- 110 Grams ..... I guess I flipped it to OZ's ---- Thank you for pointing that out!!

@Mrs_Larimar, Say Cheese 😀😎

@Mrs_Larimar, it happens :-)

@Troll_Patrol, Playin' tourneys Fri & Sat, I'll catch you then 😎

@@420_observer, I was wonderin if ya had gave em the axe I can almost smell that pungent sweet smell . Been lookin for ya in game, say hey to Mech.

@Troll_Patrol, Thank you Sir 😎 She's gettin' there. Almost done!

@BarrieGrower, Thank you!! 😁 They taste great too!!

@HerbalEdu, 😎 thx

@Mrs_Larimar, Showing amber, won't be long now 🙏

@SensiSmellYahLater, Thank you - I'm looking forward to the finish too 😋

@@420_observer,the 4th picture got me , I am crying 😭

@Black_Magic,😀 This girl may not be as big as yours, but she'll do 😎 Thanks for checking her out !! 👍

@@420_observer, 😉 it does look like it is!

@@SeedLover, Thank you 😃 She's my spoiled child 😝

@@420_observer, Always looking for ways to improve =) That's the sign of a winner lol

@HighTV, Thank you 😀 I think I'll try using a screen on the next one. To keep the branches on an even keel.

@TheBudWhisperer, Thank you, Thank you 😄 Happy growing !!

@ROM101, Thank you very much 😎 I appreciate it

@Mrs_Larimar, Yeah, she's getting there. Rounding the last turn and heading into the straight away. Finish line in sight !! 😵

@HerbalEdu, Thank you 😀

@Mrs_Larimar, Thank you :-)

@HighTV, yep yep :-) she certainly is --- and yes, i do have plans for that sugar ( crumble crumble ) 😝

@Mrs_Larimar, Thank you 😛 I'm still learning, but then, that never really stops.....

@SensiSmellYahLater, Thank you very much 😎 I appreciate that. I'm looking forward to the finish as well. I figure the end of January - ish and she'll be done cookin'.

@Mrs_Larimar, Thank you and be nosey - no worries :-) The branches from the lower end of stalk are thinner, so I trimmed those a little extra, so that they could focus on the main flower on the branch. The branches from the upper end of the stalk, I pretty much left alone. Just to see what they would do. One is untouched from the tie string up. One has the first node past the tie string trimmed, And the last one has two nodes past the tie string trimmed. Between the various points of where the nodes were trimmed, you can see a difference in growth rate. ((Which is what I wanted to see, that specific difference in growth rate - when related to trimmed branches.)) The next grow - I will try mainlining.