Recent content by Appalachianhills

Depending on the cut $20-$50 here in Ohio. Last spring I paid $50 each for unrooted cuts of headband 707, dumpster, kushmans cut of strawberry cough and the clone only cut of blue dream. Guys in legal states will think $50 each is steep but I was all too happy to find legit cuts in illegalville ohio

Promix hp $45 for 3.8 cu ft, quart of gh floranova $30 and some worm castings. I can do 2 full runs for less than $100. Easiest grows I've ever done

Like the title implies I just recently got my hands on four new cuts. Looking for advice from anyone who has run them. Flower time, stretch, nute sensitivity, ect. Any advice greatly appreciated!

I'm no expert but could it be p tox? @DrWho

Make sure you'll have a good southern exposure.. growing in and around forests can be tricky. Imo morning sun is most important during flower bc it helps dry the dew. Ideally you want min 6 hrs direct sun all season

Thanks for the advice. How long into flower do you start using it?

What does everyone think about adding uv? I'm have 2x600 in a 4'x5.5x 7 purpose built room. I'm rolling around the idea of adding 3 4't5 fixtures with some reptile bulbs in a |0|0| configuration. What kind of light schedule should I run them and at what point of flower do you actually start...

Bears tooth... Lucky find normally they're so far up tree they go unnoticed

Careful w the shaggy manes... When they're first popping up the slightly resemble an amanita in its early stages

This doesn't make sense... You said you must have a bigger fan w filter on it then you say to run a 10" filter w 8" fan. I've had absolutely no problems running a 6"filter on 6" fan. It's all about matching cfm on the combo

My phresh filter and 6" can fan max remove all odors.... With negative pressure and fan running 24/7. If I shut fan off for even 10 min the smell starts leaking out. The only filters I can vouch for are phresh though, that was my first and it worked so I stuck with that brand

Kinda reminds me of a polyploid with those wide flat buds

Awesome pictures! The fly agarics (amanitas) are beautiful! Mushroom hunting is one of my favorite hobbies

But all that said they still look like honeys to me. Nonetheless DON'T EAT THEM WITHOUT 100% identification

A dead giveaway on any amanita is the "egg" it grows from on the ground. That death cap and or destroying angel definitely some bad juju... Kidney and liver failure followed by a miserable death.