DST
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for Brother Doob, a new thread for MC frontalot
https://www.rollitup.org/music/441617-mc-frontalot-nerdcore.html
https://www.rollitup.org/music/441617-mc-frontalot-nerdcore.html
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indecline
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sorry guys no new photos today. off to my first shift as a poker dealer in my casino. should be interesting.
and for those who are interested here the 3rd part of our war. smoke a few bowls before this and it becomes so intense, its like your there. I swear to god i was so close to crying when the little girl is hit by a grenade. makes it hit home.
again not sure how it works with british videos being watched in the US, I know that british youtube clips cant be seen in germany for some reason.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01221bq/Our_War_Our_War_Caught_in_the_Crossfire/
and for those who are interested here the 3rd part of our war. smoke a few bowls before this and it becomes so intense, its like your there. I swear to god i was so close to crying when the little girl is hit by a grenade. makes it hit home.
again not sure how it works with british videos being watched in the US, I know that british youtube clips cant be seen in germany for some reason.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01221bq/Our_War_Our_War_Caught_in_the_Crossfire/
duchieman
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Good morning all! Looking in my scope today, checking trichs, and that was it, I've had it, these feckin gnats gotta go! I went checking things out and found a common gardeners video that suggested sand on top of the pots, along with other steps, because they enjoy moist, organic material and the sand keeps them from getting to it. Then I found a Cannabis gardeners video where he actually does it and it seemed to work real well. Anyway, here's the video. I'm thinking of going ahead with this but if anyone knows of any drawbacks I'd love to hear them.
[video=youtube;q4cKJd1lUZQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4cKJd1lUZQ[/video]
Cheers
[video=youtube;q4cKJd1lUZQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4cKJd1lUZQ[/video]
Cheers
billcollector99
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I have used sand, as well as DST to combat the gnats...
bassman999
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can you water through the sand? I dont doubt you can, it will just filter through slowly
Why coffee, do gnats die in it from the acidity?
Why coffee, do gnats die in it from the acidity?
bassman999
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Damn bro, that plant is all one big fat cola!! Make the most out of your plant man...found some pics of my first grow..........
when she was growing.....
i think she went 100 plus days..and still needed more time.
is that chemdog or a different dog? Maybe chemdog is a cross of dog and??
Ok so I have a problem...
as I have said b4 I have 8 trees in my shed that are done.
They all started to reveg (from light leaking in?)and had to get pulled.
I have a 4x4 tent only to dry. I planned on drying a few ata time while the others soaked more sun. Well that aint gonna happen.
So the 4 that didnt make the 1st cut are sitting in the tent in the dark to avoid progressive revegging.
The question is how long can they sit in the dark waiting to get chopped? Today is day 4
genuity
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i once left an og#18 x skunk that was done,sitting off to the side of my grow room,for a week-n-a-half..lol
bone dry,the buds still had some moistness to them,but it was ready to smoke at chop time,but the trich was like sand
real fragile.
bassman999
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104* and up at times in my shed. I have been watering them regular still though
Heads Up
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My hps supposedly throw out 95k lumens. I try to keep them about a foot above my plants which if I remember correctly there is hardly any lumen loss. At two feet away I think the top of the canopy is getting something like 50k lumens. I have a chart in jorge cervantes medical bible for different wattages and distances. I also keep mine not so close to improve the spread of the light. Too close and I think the effectiveness of the footprint is reduced. Just my opinion.I keep mine about 14" away maybe but I'll have to double check that tomorrow when the lights come on. I have also ran them closer but feel like I loose that even footprint and have a "bright spot" directly under the light... So if mine are farther away then 14 inches its just because I like the spread at that spot. Iv done plenty of reading on it and in the end just threw it out the window and went with what looked nice and even without being so far away that im loosing lumens. Just my 2 cents, youl notice allot of us do things differently but were never trying to jam our practices down other peoples throats, just sharing info and showin offnothing is written in stone and every situation is unique
I love das 600.
I used to religiously check the trichs, now, not so religiously. Like you dst, I go with the overall look of the plant. If I'm not familiar with the strain I will check the trichs occasionally.
Check them in several places for an accurate reading.
Indecline, I must most humbly disagree. To me, heat is the killer of our hobby. Heat will do all kinds of nasty things to your babies. It might not outright kill them but it most assuredly stunt the performance of the plant. Combine heat and humidity and that is a real problem if not an outright killer, unless of course you're growing an almost pure sativa. Nothing worse than to have your labor of love killed off with bud mold.
Sour Cream, mmmmmm.
I have a Barney's Farm Morning Glory going. She just ended week eight of flowering. This is a strain I've never grown, checked the trichs this morning, all clear. An amazing producer. I supercropped the main stem and then tied it down and added a few lst lines. This plant is about a foot or so tall, about two feet wide and has some amazing buds on her. Real dense and heavy. When it's time to chop her, I'm going to try to keep it whole to see what it looks like without leaves and bud only.
billcollector99
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Power Skunk and Sour Og day 39
PS
SOG
PS
SOG
onthedl0008
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I was going to comment on those awesome DOG nuggz wish I could find the pix but they look just like my SFVOGK that I grew out which I will add was the strongest smoke I ever smoked since the real nycd from way back in the day. Same leaf pattern same almost pine coned shaped buds that u could throw thru a window. Three nugg eights. And way to easy to trim. Thanks for those pix. I know that Dog is the shit. Weird too cause my sfvogk also grew not so par stem shoots that just wanted to fall down due to the wieght of the nuggz. Awesome.
billcollector99
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Found a visitor in my garden yesterday
Bluets Enallagma, Coenagarian species
Identifying Features: Long and slender bodies, wings fold along the body at rest, blue with patterns of stripes on the abdomen, eyes widely separated.
Bluets are damselflies and differ from dragonflies in that their eyes are wide apart and they hold their wings along their body when at rest. Males are brightly colored, females typically are brown or other earth tones. The Tule Bluet shown at left is a common Bluet, also similar with striped abdomens are the Vivid Dancer, Boreal Bluet, Tiaga Bluet and Northern Bluet. Each kind favors certain kinds of habitats although it is possible to find more than one species in the same place.
Bluets are often found low to the ground around grassy areas, or around vegetation in the vicinity of water. Some move considerable distance away from the pond they hatched from. They are predatory and eat small flying insects, especially gnats and mosquitoes. Most Bluets have a short adult life span lasting only a couple of weeks.
Bluets Enallagma, Coenagarian species
Identifying Features: Long and slender bodies, wings fold along the body at rest, blue with patterns of stripes on the abdomen, eyes widely separated.
Bluets are damselflies and differ from dragonflies in that their eyes are wide apart and they hold their wings along their body when at rest. Males are brightly colored, females typically are brown or other earth tones. The Tule Bluet shown at left is a common Bluet, also similar with striped abdomens are the Vivid Dancer, Boreal Bluet, Tiaga Bluet and Northern Bluet. Each kind favors certain kinds of habitats although it is possible to find more than one species in the same place.
Bluets are often found low to the ground around grassy areas, or around vegetation in the vicinity of water. Some move considerable distance away from the pond they hatched from. They are predatory and eat small flying insects, especially gnats and mosquitoes. Most Bluets have a short adult life span lasting only a couple of weeks.
that make a nice glass pipe......
dr green dre
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Looking good DST , which out of those phenos would you keep ? Got some Dogs #2 the other day this is a different pheno from the one i popped , a friend of mine got one of the seeds to work with. Smokes nice it smells slighty like the fisrt one but not as strong a mate thought it smelled like cat piss another said lemons ... I got a 3 seeds out about a 1/2 oz got a bit left so hoping to find some more to store away . Its worth having but the other ones like a 5* this is more 3* .The Engineers Dream baby......
Peace and frosty doobies 6'ers
DST
I've got some of the Dogs#1 in some soil right now looking like Genuitys but smaller bud sizes and more buds, it looks wierd , cant take snaps of them for various reasons..
Heres some shots of the Dog#2 about to be blazed and my meager seed collection .. Always looking to add to the collection..
Relocating my hydro today due to a few problems ,so should have a few new flower pics soon..
Whodat i like that cig thing you got there aint seen nothing like that, ive done that many times by hand though when theres been no rizzla about that thing would of saved me a whole lot of time.
Some nice plants up in here to many to mention and page moves so fast ... keep it coming
DGD..
