Lets try again....

E Man. Lookn good bro .Cant belive barley no one has posted on this thread.But hey its cool no one post anything on my threads either lol.Could the yellow be where water has set ony the leaves and dried up?

yeah, don't worry about the yellow (yet) if it gets worse check around, but it looks like "wear-and-tear" spots to me.
My thread is being "watched" a lot too, so hopefully by the time we have fat buds I'm sure everyone will chime in.
Lookin' good!

go easy on the nutes mate

still only babys

Thanks for the input folks. I'll just keep on keepin' on and wait and see.
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You had me dying when you rosted your plants. I am sorry, but that was so funny. That is something you can tell the grandchildren. Other than that, it sounds like you are on the right road with the natural bumps and twists that make for a fun exp. Keep up the good work partner.
Adieu

Haha I just read the roasting myself...funny stuff sorry man lol. Good luck though ;)

Yeah, I don't know if that should be in this forum the recipes forum. :o lol Now for the pix. I don't know if this is called secondary growth ( if not, it should be :) ) but here it comes. I'm tired. See ya later :thumbsup:
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Guess I was more tired than I thought. Here are the rest of the pix. The 1st one is the secondary growth ( or whatever ) of the last pic of the last post.
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Now here's the whole garden:
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That damn closet door is so small it takes 2 pictures to see all 4 plants. Shit, I'll have to lose another 30 lbs. just to get any of my clothes through :eek:


And remember boys and girls:

You can pick your FRIENDS :thumbsup:

And you can pick your NOSE :confused:

But you can't pick your FRIEND'S NOSE :what:

( Unless, I guess, you're both OK with it ) :eek:

Well I decided that the plants on either end of the garden were too tall so I topped 'em night before last. The next morning, the lower growth just exploded and the Romulan had grown up into the light. Now that it's done, I think I should have waited a couple more days and cut above the next lowest node. Would have given me a bit longer cutting to root.
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[attachment=o76002][attachment=o76003] Martha's Triumph #1

Here are the tops all tucked into a small JIFFY tray. No oven this time though ;)
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These two had a growth spurt too, almost like they were connected. Different pots, roots or leaves don't touch, but these plants definately had some kind of reaction. Circle of Life? The Force? Beats me.

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