Indoor Cannabis Garden Update

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Hello Everyone,

The two cannabis plants in my tent are thriving, and today I installed a second drip system so that each plant has it's own dedicated "self" watering system.

Currently I'm utilizing both systems for one plant, because it works so good that the other plant became heavily saturated over night. It will take me probably a week to get the drips just right.


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There might be similar tents out there in the world, but this one is truly one of a kind with custom water drippers and a custom humidifier, I'm really loving it!


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I busted out the magnifier for some macro shots. Let's have a look!


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These photos above are from the plant on the left. An unknown strain with a very fruity aroma. Without a clue as to what it is, I can only compare it to other plants of known origins. This plant kind of reminds me of the Purple OG Kush that @lacausa is growing. It's probably not the same strain but I just think it has a similar look to it.

This one is the more photogenic of the two cannabis plants inside of this tent.

I'm thinking it's probably Indica and still has some filling out to do, based on the abundance of the white pistils. @ganjafarmer I'm curious to know what you think about this.

The plant on the right I think is a hybrid. I don't think it's a full Sativa, but is also just a guess and I'll never know for sure, but that's ok!

Let's have a look at some photos of the plant on the right.


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This plant is very camera shy and proving to be a real challenge to get good macros with inside of this tent. When harvest time comes I will be able to set up a macro station and capture some fine resolution shots of those trichomes. I don't know why this plant is so much harder to photograph, but it almost seems like the trichomes are smaller on this one, even though this is probably not the case. Could it be the case?

I'm having a slight frustration with this plant. It's only slight because this plant at this stage is a success and will produce some fine bud, but I just feel like those buds need to erupt with more growth. This is only a small gripe, and perhaps some bud explosion is right around the corner here. Overall it's a very dank plant and probably stronger than the beefier fruitier smelling plant.


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Deeply inhaling that pungent sweetness.


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That's gonna do it for today.

What do you all think about these two flowering cannabis plants in this small indoor gardening tent? I would love to read your thoughts down below!

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I suspect that one is having a hard time with taking photos, because it is a Shybrid, hahaha! I first have to say the improvement of your grow game is tremendous! Way to go. It is a learning process, and your up in it doing it. Second it is hard to say what exactly it is, but one thing you do got to remember most, if not all strains you see are all hybrids. Even a sativa dom strain may act like an indica, or vice versus. Judging by the leafs, and fruitiness, I would say it can go either way, a 50/50 hybrid.

But don't take my word for it, I am just man a thousand miles on my computer lol. Ill be looking at the comments to see what others say:)

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You have me laughing with this "Shybrid" hahaha 😂 I think that would make a great name for a strain.

It's definitely a learning process, and the learning never stops! I prefer the Sativa's a bit more, but I'm usually always happy no matter what I get.

Even a sativa dom strain may act like an indica, or vice versus.

That's good to know, especially with random bag seeds where every plant is a mystery lol.

Let's see if these girls fatten up any more from here, I think they will.
Thanks for the kind words and support as always :)

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That one post you did before looked like my post. I had to look twice...lol. The ones that look alike are OG bag seeds. You have bag seeds as well right?

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Yeah I feel like they look alike man lol. Do the OG bag seeds have a fruity smell or are they more piney or gasey? This plant has a strong fruity smell to it, and I really think it has some filling out to do still, these nugs might get huge.
Yes these are bag seeds. From a bag of random unknown strains.

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OG smell gassy. Fruity? I hope you get a good hybrid. The nugg size is important after it dries. I like small tight buds, but getting big fat coals feel good.

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Thanks man I'm hoping so too. I would call it very fruity yes, and the trichome production has really increased in the past few days.

The one on the right has a very piney overtone that smacks you in the face and a slight gassy undertone. I expect it will be some fire, maybe they both will be.

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It's fun growing mystery seeds.

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I think it's fun too.
I'm going to be growing known strains for the first time ever on my next grow. Big Mack Superstar, Lemon Drip, and a Lemon Drip/Cherry Punch hybrid.

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Nice, can't wait to see your next grow. Good luck keep an eagle eye on them.

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Glorious looking buds there! It must smell lovely!

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Thank you my friend! Yes they are both smelling great and will intensify in smell over the next few weeks as they ripen up :D

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Looks close however you don't know what kinda strain you have. That's why I always rely on known strains. Less guesswork and questions.

But it's very nice.

And that other guy... That's @armen dude is back!!!

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Thank you!

That's a good point man. Growing random unknown strains is risky business sometimes, it can turn out great or turn out terrible.

I have one lot of seeds isolated from a single plant. I have no idea what it is but it's produced some of the best weed I've ever had. I have about 20 seeds left of that and might grow some more of it again this year, I'm undecided.

Next I'm going to be growing Big Mack Superstar, Lemon Drip, and a Lemon Drip/Cherry Punch hybrid. :)

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I'd track down some.blue city diesel. That's mold and mildew resistant.

And yes a stable strain won't have near the issues as random genetics. That's the big issue.

There's definitely going to be a need for solid strains.

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OMG I love that shot of you sniffing. I can smell the aroma 300 miles away.

I have no idea why I don't come across our posts on my feed. I'm going to unfollow a few dozen more and see if that helps. I miss so many good posts!

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Thanks so much for the kind words my friend, hopefully you will get to try out some of my home grown one day :)

I'm not sure why this is happening with your following feed. Are the accounts you're following highly active, and/or reblog a lot of posts?

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I unfollowed the heaviest rebloggers a few weeks ago, but I still don't see anything of yours. I have to go to your page directly.

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That's so weird.

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It's not only you though. It's everyone I regularly support, and know I follow them.

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It might be some kind of technical problem. Hard to say, maybe a different front end might work, or a different node.

I think there is a discord bot that will notify you when people you follow post, I just can't remember the name of it, but if I remember or come across it I will let you know, because sometimes I have trouble with the following feed too, but not as much trouble as you are experiencing. I hope you work it out, and appreciate you thinking of me and manually visiting my blog. This is how I usually catch most peoples posts too, I just go off my mental checklist and visit people.

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I can see the vibrations of your lamp in the photos. the dark spots. stil are great photos 💪

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Thank you my friend.

Very good eye you have. I find the dark spot phenomenon kind of fascinating. (and slightly frustrating..)

You've piqued my curiosity of why this happens. Perhaps it's more spectrum based than brightness based. Maybe the lesser powered lights are causing it to happen.
Shutter time doesn't really seem to affect it once those "waves" show up on the screen, which isn't from every angle. Strange..

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I think light rays come as waves and with the naked eye it goes too slowly. but on camera you can see that

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I bet that smells good. Question to the magnifying glass, do you use your camera shoot it through the glass? Or it was the camera macro lens that does the magic. I'm sure you mentioned somewhere you busted out the magnifying glass for macro shots, but you did not mention how, which I'm curious about.

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It's smelling amazing yes!

I just put the magnifier a few inches from the plant and then place the smartphone or camera almost directly touching the magnifying glass on the other side and the result is a substantial increase in magnification. It's tricky though because with this increase in magnification, every slight move will cause the potential capture to be lost. So it's a very tedious process that requires taking a lot of photos and sometimes luck plays a factor in the quality of the macro shots too.

Maybe I can take a photo of me taking a macro photo with the smartphone utilizing my Kodak camera so you can see, it's doable I think. I'll give it a try next time.

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