Day 49: she’s starting to put on some weight. I’ve moved over to higher P/K nutes. In addition to BaS Bloom, I’m adding some banana peel ferment. I’m thinking two to three more weeks to harvest.
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Day 56: I gave her a dose of Bud Candy ( thanks @Man-O-Green ). I’m using fruit juice ferment for flowering nutes. She looks like there’s some fox tailing. I’m not sure why that’s a problem?? Still putting out some while pistols. thanks for stopping by!
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The sugars can really ramp up the biome and the plant can respond with a growth spurt just when the buds are putting on weight. Your plant looks great.
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Thanks for all the advice and kind comments. This week she will get a molasses feeding.
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Strong work as always. I bet your grows turn out some top tier herb. If i had the patience to read and learn… lazy salt ass grower I am! hahahaha
Between you and WildBill it’s like encyclopedia Britannica for EBs.
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You ain’t seen nothing yet!
I’m gonna do three smaller autos in some juniors, but I’m gonna add a new little trick at set up that should supercharge it just a little bit more.
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Eyes and ears on your latest innovations!
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I like to experiment a little bit. 
I always had some sort of experiment going on at my farm.
I laughed my ass off this morning about watching a video on cattle feed. It was acting like it was something new and innovative. This was growing sugar beets.
Sugar beets was one of the more successful and relatively easy method of improving the Soil in my garden. EDIT…BACK IN THE EARLY 90’S
There were two methods that I used, one was an early season planting and the other was a later season planting. With the The early season planting, the cows only grazed the green tops after the beets had developed the Tubers. They were left in the soil to decay and add carbon to the sandy loam. The later season planting it was intended to feed the over the winter time with them actually digging up the beets. Once I showed my big old Simbra, Miss College Mound, the beats and how to get them, she and the other cows laid waste!
Sugar beets have a pretty good root system that can dive pretty deep in the soil. They do that to bring up the minerals that the plant needs. Either by letting the plant rot in the soil or letting the cow eat it and poop it, I’m getting more minerals and carbon in that damn sandy loam soil
I just can’t help myself!!! 
If I see that it works and I share it, other people can verify it by trying it themselves.
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WB: are you suggesting planting sugar beets in the EB jr?
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no
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Day 63: getting close! Water only diet this week. Interesting observation: the leaves are a deep dark green, When you handle them they crack. Can’t say I’ve observed that before. The trichomes are quickly turning cloudy. Very sticky and sweet! Clock is ticking
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I’m intrigued!
Day 68: Harvest! Nice little haul off this one. Has a real nice aroma; sweet, citrus. The root development was outstanding. When I pulled the rootball out the screen came with it. There was a good amount of soil in the reservoir. So, it seems the screen didn’t help much. An easy quick grow. Thank you @SAWNEY-BEAN
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Nice one!
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Nice big bud mate 
good to see you get a little more than last time , noice
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Don’t forget @Dab ! He’s being doing some great things w Earth boxes!
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You got some chunky looking buds there! Wishing you a nice and tasty, super stoney harvest!
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I know! Between dab, bill, and Paul, earthbox should hook these dudes up. Best salesman and support possible.
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Thanks guys for the kind words. Definitely a EBjr fan. Life on easy street smoking a big fat J!
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Look like you had a Very nice harvest!
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