Organic Montana Medical Grow

jigfresh

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and also......should i leave the exhaust on 15 min after the lights out ??
If it isn't hard to do, it's not a bad idea. It might keep it cooler overnight just cooling the lights after they shut off. And I think 5 minutes would do about the same.
 

MyGTO2007

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cause as of now the lights all fans, intake and exhaust all go out at the same time...........ok dude i will set the timer for 15 min longer for the exhaust .. thanks for advice!!:joint:
 

MyGTO2007

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thanks JIG.........their is really more to growing than people think!! huh.............I have a buddy up in Kalispell Mt who thinks its easy he did a closet grow had nothing but problems ,bugs, heat, he used cheap dirt...not enough light and he got 1oz out of 5 plants!!!!maybe he will listen now!!!I have been researching on how to build rooms and grow cannabis for about 2 yrs .......and im still learning ........I think im doing pretty good so far.......just have to learn to right shit down that i learn...........I try to remember it all........thats hard being a stoner...........so any advice i get i right it down in my log book........i think i the begining when i had the little problem..........i was feeding to much....i wasnt watering inbetween the feed times............and now i just went threw 2 watering phases..here in the next couple days i will feed.this time i will introduce flower power.so im getting the water and the feeding down!!!i didnt know their was a difference..hahaha
 

jigfresh

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There is pretty much no way to know everything you need to know before you do it. It's not like I know everything, but it's amazing the difference between my first grow and the one I have going now... so much less stress because I kinda have an idea what to expect. I totally thought I was going to have a perfect first grow, and now I see that the first goal is to have a problem free grow... from that you can build to perfection.

But all that being said, my bud from my first grow is sooooo good. I can't imagine what I am going to grow in a few years when I have things down a little more.

It is funny when people think there is nothing to it. Sure the plant will stay alive, but to get good stuff you have to work.

:peace:
 

MyGTO2007

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There is pretty much no way to know everything you need to know before you do it. It's not like I know everything, but it's amazing the difference between my first grow and the one I have going now... so much less stress because I kinda have an idea what to expect. I totally thought I was going to have a perfect first grow, and now I see that the first goal is to have a problem free grow... from that you can build to perfection.

But all that being said, my bud from my first grow is sooooo good. I can't imagine what I am going to grow in a few years when I have things down a little more.

It is funny when people think there is nothing to it. Sure the plant will stay alive, but to get good stuff you have to work.

:peace:
Yeah no shit ....Ive found out how much work it can be!!
 

tilemaster

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Nice..thats the upgrade to my ph meter..fucker..u use tap water or well water where u at..and wuts the e/c . if its tap its proabably similiar to mine..regionally speaking lol
 

robotninja

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Nice, I have the exact same meter.

Just be sure to calibrate the ph regularly, (once a week or so), they drift really quickly.
 

MyGTO2007

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Nice..thats the upgrade to my ph meter..fucker..u use tap water or well water where u at..and wuts the e/c . if its tap its proabably similiar to mine..regionally speaking lol
neener,neener...not sure, i filter my tap water........still reading how to use it......
put it on PPM in just tap water it reads 93
 

robotninja

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how do u like it ?? i still need to get the calibration stuff tho
It's great, easy to use, accurate (as long as u keep it calibrated). But I would love a meter that didn't need calibration, or a wall mounted one. Get's old having to open the res, swish the meter around, wait a few minutes to get a accurate ph reading, accidentally drop it in (good thing it's waterproof).

Great meter for the first couple grows, but I'm sure you will wanna upgrade once you got the funds.
 

MyGTO2007

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It's great, easy to use, accurate (as long as u keep it calibrated). But I would love a meter that didn't need calibration, or a wall mounted one. Get's old having to open the res, swish the meter around, wait a few minutes to get a accurate ph reading, accidentally drop it in (good thing it's waterproof).

Great meter for the first couple grows, but I'm sure you will wanna upgrade once you got the funds.

(Get's old having to open the res, swish the meter around)

Does it matter.Im in soil!!!
 

captain chronizzle

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hey sorry i hadn't checked u out for a few days. are you sure thats co2? definately oxygen meter, and looks like oxygen tank. i may be confused and u have an oxygen meter on a co2 tank. i dunno, tell me wats up. leave ur fans for lights on for 15 min to pull all heat out of them, and i leave my intake and exhaust running all day(i dont use co2).
 

MyGTO2007

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hey sorry i hadn't checked u out for a few days. are you sure thats co2? definately oxygen meter, and looks like oxygen tank. i may be confused and u have an oxygen meter on a co2 tank. i dunno, tell me wats up. leave ur fans for lights on for 15 min to pull all heat out of them, and i leave my intake and exhaust running all day(i dont use co2).
Yeah its the same stuff people breath
 

captain chronizzle

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i thought so, plants need co2, not o2. plants release oxygen because they intake water, nutrients, and co2. during respiration the carbon is absorbed, and the oxygen is released. hence the plant being a carbon based lifeform. it is made up largely by the carbon it absorbs in the form of co2. local welders supply will have co2. just tell em ur growing weed and the plants need it! jus kidding, they dont care wat u use it for and wont ask. if that oxygen regulator dont work, you should buy one as well.
 

MyGTO2007

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i thought so, plants need co2, not o2. plants release oxygen because they intake water, nutrients, and co2. during respiration the carbon is absorbed, and the oxygen is released. hence the plant being a carbon based lifeform. it is made up largely by the carbon it absorbs in the form of co2. local welders supply will have co2. just tell em ur growing weed and the plants need it! jus kidding, they dont care wat u use it for and wont ask. if that oxygen regulator dont work, you should buy one as well.
its the same stuff isnt'it.my mom gets it from medical place
 

jigfresh

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its the same stuff isnt'it.my mom gets it from medical place
If your mom inhaled co2 I think she would pass out pretty quick. co2 is what WE exhale...o2 is what we inhale.

Plants are the opposite. Plants inhale co2 and exhale o2.

Can you see the ecological relationship we share. That's why cutting all the trees in the world down has been bad... they provide us the oxygen (o2) we need to breath making it from carbon dioxide (co2) which does us no good. (i'm sure you don't beleive in deforestation up there amongst all the trees just like my buddy in minnesota finds it hard to beleive there are water shortages)

Roots breath oxygen, that is why you mix perlite/ vermilicite with the soil, so that air can get to the roots and give them oxygen. That's why people like me who do DWC have air bubble on our roots to feed them oxygen.

But leaves breath carbon dioxide.
 

MyGTO2007

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If your mom inhaled co2 I think she would pass out pretty quick. co2 is what WE exhale...o2 is what we inhale.

Plants are the opposite. Plants inhale co2 and exhale o2.

Can you see the ecological relationship we share. That's why cutting all the trees in the world down has been bad... they provide us the oxygen (o2) we need to breath making it from carbon dioxide (co2) which does us no good. (i'm sure you don't beleive in deforestation up there amongst all the trees just like my buddy in minnesota finds it hard to beleive there are water shortages)

Roots breath oxygen, that is why you mix perlite/ vermilicite with the soil, so that air can get to the roots and give them oxygen. That's why people like me who do DWC have air bubble on our roots to feed them oxygen.

But leaves breath carbon dioxide.
Fuck thats confusing..........but yeah i see now, i looked up a bunch of stuff
I must have been stoned when they were teaching that in school !!
 

cruzer101

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Cool Looking meter GTO,

I had one of there meters before. It was just a pH meter but I forgot to keep the end wet and it dried out an never worked again. Check the directions cause if you are suppose to keep it wet and you don't well...

In regard to the Ph, test your tap. most of the time that is 7.0 but you should yet calibration solution.

I learn by trial and error. It always better to learn by other peoples mistakes when you can though..
 

MyGTO2007

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Cool Looking meter GTO,

I had one of there meters before. It was just a pH meter but I forgot to keep the end wet and it dried out an never worked again. Check the directions cause if you are suppose to keep it wet and you don't well...

In regard to the Ph, test your tap. most of the time that is 7.0 but you should yet calibration solution.

I learn by trial and error. It always better to learn by other peoples mistakes when you can though..
Thanks Cruzer........So far its been fun and challenging.
 
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