Marq1340
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Thanks, can't upload videos here directly so this was the first thought that came to mind.
Oh nice 4 grams. *Shrugs shoulders*
Thank you! About two more months of this and I'm home safe.
I don't know WTF I'm doing here.....
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Hollatchaboy
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I wouldn't say home safe. There's still drying and curing.
lol
Marq1340
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Me believing I'll do a slow dry and long cure.I wouldn't say home safe. There's still drying and curing.
What'll actually happen:
Marq1340
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Leaning over the front six plants to water from a damn measuring cup was so frustrating...
Removing a few and watering those first made it so much more simpler for me.
Seedsman's Northern Lights have a history of running on the long side, I'll start training her tomorrow. Tallest in the tent.
One of the forgotten strains has also decided to rise for the occasion.
Done watering, will shuffle a few leaves around and zip things up for the day.
Removing a few and watering those first made it so much more simpler for me.
Seedsman's Northern Lights have a history of running on the long side, I'll start training her tomorrow. Tallest in the tent.
One of the forgotten strains has also decided to rise for the occasion.
Done watering, will shuffle a few leaves around and zip things up for the day.
Hollatchaboy
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Get a sprayer. The kind with a wand. It'll make your waterings more evenly spread and your life a lil easier.
Marq1340
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I actually still have one I've been using, I just can't tell how much water the plants are getting.
Hollatchaboy
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I use one of these for each one.....
It takes longer and is a PITA, but it works. I just measure, pour into sprayer, pump and spray. Lol
It takes longer and is a PITA, but it works. I just measure, pour into sprayer, pump and spray. Lol
Marq1340
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I had this idea and thought It would seem silly doing it that way Ha! As long as I'm not the only one I'm in. Lol
HydoDan
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Water has to work its way through the nutrient layer, It's what you want..
Hollatchaboy
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Use some yucca. It'll help break up the surface tension of the water.
Hollatchaboy
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I like my waterings to be precise.
Marq1340
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When you put it that way.
Maybe the way I worded made it seem like it's all caked up on the top layer, it isn't. It eventually flows through the pot, just not as smoothly as it once did.
I've heard that and aloe vera are great for the soil.
Hollatchaboy
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Both are great. They help condition the soil as well as a surfactant.
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Marq1340
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Two weeks later and I can finally see the main steam.
Pulling her down and ticking large leaves.
Hollatchaboy
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You live and learn. Just like the rest of us. I still learn everyday, and prolly will for quite a while. Lol
Don't let your past mistakes get you down. Use them to your advantage.