lol i also wanna start next round im really not happy with the otjer one i rekon im pulling tje whole thing early in a week or to if its good enough compared 2 tje weed i buy the early bud i smoked yesterday was the best fuck tjats some nice looking bud man frost as fuck hell yes
It's not overly uncommon to have sparkling frosty babies from the seedling stage.. With our seeds its expected more often than not to be honest! I will have to show you some more of the new baby shots.. Off the other camera which is a lot better than this one.. It captured some good shots!
Then yeah perhaps near lakes or rivers or if there is a forest that shades itself more.
White is where its at. When you see white webs that look like lightning or roots.. in between moist layers of healthy leaves.. thats great. if theres finished darker, finer compost under that, even better. Just avoid disease and weird looking shit.
I think that's a good experiment worth trying on both ends. Worse case you'll learn a few things (I would try comparing 2 methods) and then using the compost as a sub in a small case study. Worse case you will have biomass for outdoor compost/ veggie or ornamental soil.
Un-iced as in the autumning off practice of dumping ice in pots?
In the co-op that runs my strains and recipes, its a 60:40 mix of 1000w CMH to HPS, switchable ballasts, so you can run either bulb type, usually cheapest bulbs one can get, as new lights each round is whats important.
bygosh, I checked it out a bit - wow I really love how Aboriginal wisdom is being integrated into different courses there!! Feels like a really good place to expand horizons@calliandra UNBC my friend, UNBC.
Afganking does it too, I prefer to use snow if I can.@SSGrower Yeah, as tedious as that is, some cultivars will react really well to it.. search GrandpaGreenJeans up on his write ups on it. Some really interesting stuff. I wouldn't recommend it for your average monster crop but for your fav plant, or two, shit, nice treat.
In the co-op that runs my strains and recipes, its a 60:40 mix of 1000w CMH to HPS, switchable ballasts, so you can run either bulb type, usually cheapest bulbs one can get, as new lights each round is whats important.
But in the other smaller garden, its 315 LEC SunSystem with Phillips bulb, mostly.
and in the personal garden / competition garden, its all hand built LEDs (Vero 29 COBS, 4500k, 3500k, as well as far red, deep red, and UVs)
Also got the team working on lights direct from manufacturer, foot wide, dimmable 150 w panels with meanwell drivers and 150º angle beams.. If anyone needs lights that last and put out the crazy resin.
@calliandra UNBC my friend, UNBC.
@Shlubly, smell first, structure second, my friend.. know what I mean...
smell first, then structure, thats most important for me anyway, as well as metabolism and immune system .. but smell.. big one. nice and stinky by that 5th node or sooner, thats what I really like to see.
Yeah, snow is quite a good alternative, Ive used it before too. Lots of that around in Canada in the winters. Saves running to go buy RO, too, which I'm glad I don't have to do anymore, lol.
Its exciting how times change hey, always something new!
Yeah its quite the impressive place hey! especially for its northness, I'm really impressed. Very green, very progressive, and surprisingly state of the art. Toured the place a couple months ago, just really quick.. now looking forward to the spring tour for sure!bygosh, I checked it out a bit - wow I really love how Aboriginal wisdom is being integrated into different courses there!! Feels like a really good place to expand horizons
cheers!
@SSGrower[/USER yeah, as tedious as that is, some cultivars will react really well to it.. search GrandpaGreenJeans up on his write ups on it. Some really interesting stuff. I wouldn't recommend it for your average monster crop but for your fav plant, or two, shit, nice treat.
In the co-op that runs my strains and recipes, its a 60:40 mix of 1000w CMH to HPS, switchable ballasts, so you can run either bulb type, usually cheapest bulbs one can get, as new lights each round is whats important.
But in the other smaller garden, its 315 LEC SunSystem with Phillips bulb, mostly.
and in the personal garden / competition garden, its all hand built LEDs (Vero 29 COBS, 4500k, 3500k, as well as far red, deep red, and UVs)
Also got the team working on lights direct from manufacturer, foot wide, dimmable 150 w panels with meanwell drivers and 150º angle beams.. If anyone needs lights that last and put out the crazy resin.
[USER=913130]@calliandra UNBC my friend, UNBC.
@Shlubly, smell first, structure second, my friend.. know what I mean...
smell first, then structure, thats most important for me anyway, as well as metabolism and immune system .. but smell.. big one. nice and stinky by that 5th node or sooner, thats what I really like to see.[/USER]
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