Repotted the HC, all three girls
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Straight to 5-gallon. After they get established I'll play with training and pruning.
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And I am done woth "Rocks" Organics soil. Shifting back to Happy Frog or trying the Pro-mix. There were large clods of peat/soil/whatever un-mixed. In breaking the clods up several contained a nice little rock collection. Not paying extra for fucking rocks. I wonder if they have the cute camouflage and recommend "plant right in the bag" - so you don't look at the soil?
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And the Longbottom Fighter x 3-Headed Dragon by Bad Dawg is down.
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It had a few less limbs than the White Grape, but was within 5g in total weight.
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I felt the drying buds on the WG and it is deceptively dense, hard nugs.
This was a very easy trim, and there are almost no leaf-stems left, because it is a little fluffy and easy to dig in there without breaking buds.
I think these will shrink a lot - but end up with gnarly frost foxtails of calyxes. I left the bud petals a little long because I was worried about snipping off goodies.
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