Aussie Growers Thread
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yeah I like the bare roots and stems too.beginnerbloomer
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Whoops did i interrupt sumthin?
streetlegal
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WRONG.. dont spread bullshit, as others who dont know any better will then spread it themselves..
Not a big deal..
beginnerbloomer
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Id love to go indoor but cant where im living,i got Afghan for next yr so hopefully doin guerilla & a few in the backyard again.
eightenough
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hey man, did you ever go back and check the ones you planted last year?
streetlegal
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aww and not me?..
jimmy130380
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I'm with sl on 24 hr cycle I've done both and I like 24 no timers to fuck up and every thing seems to go fine but I haven't got the ruler out to really check it but all my clones are under 24 so they know no difference
eightenough
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i think you will need about 6-8 weeks from seed to get a good size mum for good cuttings. depends on the strain and how fast it grows. thats me.
beginnerbloomer
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Nope didnt even get to plant actually,i went up n cleared my spot,took water,ferts & water crystals,few days later went back to plant & there was ppl nearby
so the water n stuffs' still there,might be able to use it later in the year 
jimmy130380
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Sup I'm on a train sitting on ten bags looking after our shit while the wife is sitting in Eco class living it up
still in Scotland only 3 days to Amsterdam then the shit gets interesting
hey rock I think ya can give your lone ranger a bit more time yet I like em when the leaves go yellow or just start to
fdd2blk has a good thread on it
still in Scotland only 3 days to Amsterdam then the shit gets interesting
hey rock I think ya can give your lone ranger a bit more time yet I like em when the leaves go yellow or just start to
fdd2blk has a good thread on it
rocksteady6
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Thanks Jim. Enjoy Scotland. I thought it was great and the Scots are such nice people. I will try and look up that thread. About to iron my shirt and then off to work. I wish i was travelling Europe.
jimmy130380
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Yeah I'm about to go to bed gotta big day tomoz castles and sight seeing and the scots are tops mate
have a nice day it's Friday there I think
make sure ya drink a couple of oz beers for me can't get nothing but fosters and we all know it's shit
but I think face to face is touring here so I'm going to try and catch em in gladslow
have a nice day it's Friday there I think
make sure ya drink a couple of oz beers for me can't get nothing but fosters and we all know it's shit
but I think face to face is touring here so I'm going to try and catch em in gladslow
laceygirl
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Wow Jimmy. I hope you are having the greatest time... Gonna take the whole family to Europe next year, should be a blast, my hubbys motorbike first, then the big trip.... Enjoy what the planet has to offer... So jealous and excited for you...
Laceygirl..
I'm so jealous Jimmy, I'd love to be heading back to the dam. Take lots of weed related pictures!
As for the lighting schedule discussion from last night, I agree with street in that to say a plant "needs" darkness is misleading. A plant needs oxygen, light, water, space and nutrients. Without these things a plant will be dead before we will need to think about lighting schedules. A plant will not die if left under 24/0 light for a period of time far in excess of what would indicate darkness being critical, and can therefor be said to infact not need dark time.
The only "conclusive" test would be to grow out 2 large samples of plants, one under 18/6 and one under 24/0. Grow the plants out and see the results. If the 24/0 plants don't die/stunt before the 18/6 plants, then it can be concluded that 24/0 is not detrimental. Until that time there is no evidence that 24/0 doesn't possibly have negative side effects, however as said we've already established that within a average plant lifecycle it's fine.
I would however reinforce that there is no conclusive evidence that 24/0 is superior to 18/6 etc and as such I see it as a waste of electricity and useable bulb life. It does have it's benefits as has already been pointed out. Use what fits best with your life and style.
As for the lighting schedule discussion from last night, I agree with street in that to say a plant "needs" darkness is misleading. A plant needs oxygen, light, water, space and nutrients. Without these things a plant will be dead before we will need to think about lighting schedules. A plant will not die if left under 24/0 light for a period of time far in excess of what would indicate darkness being critical, and can therefor be said to infact not need dark time.
The only "conclusive" test would be to grow out 2 large samples of plants, one under 18/6 and one under 24/0. Grow the plants out and see the results. If the 24/0 plants don't die/stunt before the 18/6 plants, then it can be concluded that 24/0 is not detrimental. Until that time there is no evidence that 24/0 doesn't possibly have negative side effects, however as said we've already established that within a average plant lifecycle it's fine.
I would however reinforce that there is no conclusive evidence that 24/0 is superior to 18/6 etc and as such I see it as a waste of electricity and useable bulb life. It does have it's benefits as has already been pointed out. Use what fits best with your life and style.