Club 600
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jimmer6577
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Hey 6er's! I got excited checking my outside girls today. I have 2 plants in early flower already. I've read where a plant can flower early if they vegged for a long time. My past has told me that different strains will start at different time where I live. This being said I have never seen one start to flower this early. My light hours are over 14 hours a day. These 2 plants have been vegging since feb. They've been thru hell and back. I even fell on one while building my flower room. I just found this interesting and now here's proof. I'd enjoy some opinion on this theory.
JD good luck!
JD good luck!
dababydroman
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iv had the same experiences! some of mine are in early flower also.. nothing better than a plant under the natural sun! although I need to get on my inside shit already.
whodatnation
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My ladies outside are flowering too. Been about 1.5-2 weeks Id say.
dababydroman
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just bought 4 pounds of worm castings and 3 pounds of organic "natural tomato and pepper food" 4-3-2.. for 20 bucks.. well really 21 something and all I had brought was a 20.. the clerk broke her own 20 to help me out.. i said, are you sure? too kind.. maybe it was my looks.. doubt it though lol.
dababydroman
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oh yea and my dumbass mind always somewhere else.. i put my hand out for the change.. what an idiot lol she was like do you want this? and i was like oh that's yours! im trippin! n walked off. smooth.
jimmer6577
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Sounds like some good karma.
dababydroman
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i did say thankyou a few times though.. my edit doesn't work sometimes.. drinkin a modelo, cheers.
dababydroman
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idk, there are some good people out there.. ill make sure to return the favor to the next person.. really nice of her.. it was at a garden center where you work outside and its 94 degrees right now.. i almost feel bad about accepting it.
strictly seedleSs
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All of my greenhouse ladies are flowering too. Some just started, some are 2 plus weeks in. I wouldnt be happy about it if I didnt have a greenhouse and ladies vegging indoors.
jimmer6577
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Unfortunately I hope for early harvest because sometime in early oct. I start getting heavy frost and lots of rain without the sun to dry it up and mold and budrot becomes an issue. So anytime I can harvest in late September it's a blessing. As it is my silverberry2.0 is a heavy sativa. I'm hopeing not to have to throw a tent up around it a night.
silasraven
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wait if this is 600 watt club what are you doing posting pictures of outdoors? thats gotta be like 20,000 watts + easy. or more.
Dr.D81
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I will be able to check on my outdoor this weekend they will be 4 weeks in. gave a bunch of veged cuts away to friends and family they will be 5-6 weeks in cant wait to see them. they came off the girls I am about to flower. I did find some one to pick up some osb wednesday. it is funny how my buddy is real quick to want a cut or what ever else, but when I needed him to take me to get what I need I cant seem to. had to ask my landlord which was a last resort. he ask what I need it for, so I said to build some shit. he said ok I will get some to. he is not noisy will not come in the house and lives in the loft type building in the back. all and all can not complain.
whodatnation
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A sub club of the 600 is club yottawatt, so the suns cool.
fyi
"​The Sun produces energy at the mass to energy conversion rate of 4.26 million metric tons per second, or 384.6 yottawatts (3.846×10[SUP]26[/SUP] W), or 9.192 × 10[SUP]10[/SUP] megatons of TNT per second."
Also
"The incident solar radiation at the highest point in our atmosphere is about 1400W per square meter.
By the time you reach ground level, it is approximately 1000W/m^2 HOWEVER this value is VERY rough. It varies drastically as a function of zenith angle, latitude, time of year, etc, etc.
"
| Bibliographic Entry | Result (w/surrounding text) | Standardized Result |
|---|---|---|
| Heimler, Neal. Principles of Science. New York: Merrill, 1979. | "temperature surface: 6000 °C" | 4.1 × 10[SUP]26[/SUP] W |
| SPARTAN 201-3: The Sun. Solar Data Analysis Center. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. | "… surface temperature is less than 6000 K" | 4.1 × 10[SUP]26[/SUP] W |
| Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia. CD-ROM. 1996. | "The sun has a surface temperature of 5800 K" | 3.6 × 10[SUP]26[/SUP] W |
| Muirden, James. Stars and Planets. Kingfisher, 1993. | "… outer layer of sun is 5800 K" | 3.6 × 10[SUP]26[/SUP] W |
| "Sun." World Book Encyclopedia. Field Enterprises, 1970. | "… about 126 trillion horsepower is sent to earth" | 4.7 × 10[SUP]25[/SUP] W |
| "BNSG 133, Sun."Bill Nye The Science Guy. PBS. 20 November 1998. | "Four-hundred septillion watts! That's 400 trillion-trillion watts!" | 4 × 10[SUP]26[/SUP] W |
Dr.D81
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here is a little some thing before I get to bed. have another 10 to put in, and a drive after to get some crappy ganja. boy I cant wait for mine to hit flower. at least I should have some out door in a month or so.[video=youtube;k_LP4IU6XD4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_LP4IU6XD4[/video]