DinafemSeeds

@Zannabis7, doing it for pleasure my friend :sunglasses: I m so clumsy that I deleted my attempt of an explanation :disappointed_relieved: gonna stop smoking now :sweat_smile::joy:

Good strain. Looking good so far. Nice and healthy. What are all the other little plants growing in your pot? Best wishes on the remainder of the grow!

dinafem breeds good medicine best wishes for your grandfather

@Jon_Do, thank you!

Looking great.good luck bro!!:slightly_smiling_face:

Good luck in flower.

Looking good!

@Jon_Do, it's healed up to about 50% now, but still kinda hanging on by a thread. Oddly enough, continued growth hasn't stopp. This plant is amazing. The clone idea is a great one though. I never even thought of that as an option. I really appreciate that advice!

@Marcus, hey sorry I missed it last week but usually you can get these limbs to stay on but they run a much higher risk of breaking (and will carry less weight anyways) so account for that. if you're still vegging this would give it a chance to heal before flip, should you decide to take it. if it's still alive on that side I say use a razor blade and clone powder/gel and get a clone going, will probably give better results than leaving it on. once they are full flower and that limb breaks cause you brushed it wrong and it's woody now, the plant tends to like it a lot less

@Jon_Do, Hey man, check out the last photo I uploaded (close up of some breakage; last photo of the bunch). Those are my top two chutes and the one snapped. I tried to get as good of a closeup as I could. The one chute is maybe 10% attached? Still growing. Doesn't seem to be slowing down. I'm just going to have to go with it. Any suggestions to help mend that break? I just installed my scrog netting and need to start pulling her aside. I just don't think that chute will have the strength to hold up any further chutes/colas that it produces. Basically need some sort of glue.

wowow that growth gonna be scrambling to gently tie those top shoots down before they grow so much they start to be too woody good stuff!

@Marcus, Thanks for the update on your grow. Such a nice detailed synopsis of your living soil grow. Much appreciated. Continued best wishes on the grow!

Just gave the cover crop a haircut. New cover is already sprouting. More food for the worms! Just to point out something regarding the worms: Red Wigglers are compost worms. The best of the best, they say. They will circulate through your soil non stop. This is great for two things: they leave behind them "tunnels" which, when combined with a fabric/air pot, allows for terrific air circulation throughout the root base, as well as terrific drainage. With this combo I'll be watering every 1-2 days. The "other" worms we all know are the standard earthworms. They aren't the same compost machines, and tend to prefer to sit at the bottom of a pot and not circulate nearly as much as Red Wigglers.

@Marcus,:+1::ok_hand::sunglasses:

@Zannabis7, Done!

@Marcus, For sure. I have liked and am following. Would appreciate you doing the same for my 7 organic grows! Much respect!!!