Aftermorning-ish. How was the weekend? Yep surely, Agreed.
The Post was running quite well, matter of fact this package with Big Mac testers. 3 in the water as of Sunday afternoon. Looking forward to the line up this season an seasons to come. Thank You 
Looks much better this time around, I know, "This time?" This is Star Girl @ about 4 weeks in flower or so. pH has been corrected for quite some time now which has aloud this Indica leaning line much happier, an healthier run this time thru.
Is Happy first because of the "a" after the "h" or is it because it may be a requirement for Health? 🤔
Getting greazy so that's healthy right?
Right.
I do love how these flowers build, the trichomes and then later on the pedals. I spend A LOT OF TIME in my garden. Which gives me plenty of time to study the varieties I have floating around now.
My favorite phrase to pass out to the friends that do call now and again when asked what I'm doing.
"Nothing just watching the grass grow." They laugh, I laugh. Most are typical in their judgement. Makes you wonder how many former aquintances of Josie Whales felt about his workings, or on the other side Brother Gregor Mendels. Recently with my most recent Birthday and changing that comes along with aging, I have far fewer less pHUCKS to give.
pHickle comes to mind, weather it be myself digging in on something I have always felt pulled towards, or fair weather associates that seem to have come and gone, now. I'll be back or they will, which ever is lost. I'll let you know, when I know.
Connections sometimes are just too acidic to maintain. A better balance has to be found. Winds constantly change, and I'll do my best to keep it on course. Whatever direction that might be.
Low 'n Slow flower section, hopefully the recording equipment is able to separate the aroma of the different ladies.
Another fan had to be added for the sunnier of days but that is just a band-aid until the Swamp cooler is put in. Best to be planted on the North side of the structure get as much shade as possible.
Mostly a Louis IIIX OG smell but "they" are working on it I'm sure.
Box 2 was already full but there is only 15 lbs of shit in this sack so, at least 5 more can fit.
That is to say anyone, who was in a 1 gal is now in the 5 gal, those fabrics are 3.5 to 4 at best. I feel like I need to dig in an see where to get some whole sale an just sew up a true 5 gal sack so it isn't a full of shit statement. Like buying a gram an only getting .7, WTF. Who made the most money during the 1849 Gold Rush? That's right the fucker selling the bags. That said the Solo cups were stepped up to a 1 gal, well the ones that showed the most promise anyhow. Time and Tide.
So Platinum Gorilla, canna-bonsai, is doing so well, not at the moment ready to start moving and weaving it through bouquet that is going to burst forward this summer and fall, but getting stronger.
Was thinking on putting a pull tab together for it, in the So Cal areas of course, that's up for debate and need for of course. Maybe just watch it grow for myself. Who knows?
Slymer x Wilson in the 5 gallon update, leaves are getting nice an wide, an with a deep green building. Fantastic.
Dropped the solo cup that she came from for scale.
She seems to be very happy with all the breath that is available to the roots now, not as much air as the canvas bag, but still the roots can for sure tell the difference. Seems that way anyhow. It is not all tall trees and peachy flowers in this particular garden. Given the time of day an point in the week my stress levels are keep at their higher end, much like that of my plants. So many studies and even the end product shows that stress will help in the yield of some of the "Fruits". Stress and pressure is todays fight or flight, in some parts of the world. Others have the original instinct to contend with. Some thrive, some wilt, and most persist. Who know where or how any of this will land.
One thing is for certain from seed they are sooo much hardier then that of the "cutting" variety. Few more nodes and the scaffold for her training will be in place, hopefully by then we will have the pepper house up an running, manure permitting.
Apologies for the later than normal post not sure if its me being too busy to get it hammered out for the Sunday night publish or cause there are soooooooo many more peppers that need transplant an a house needed for them to be in. Maybe next week-ish. Well this week now. Ha. Shit lost a day there.
Enjoy your week, I'm going to keep potting away.
I'll ponder on my New print as well
I used another universe picture, this is of the Misty Mtns. Region, well a portion of it anyhow.
Ponder on the Hard Points
Knottydaddy, Tied Off.
