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DoobieBrother
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A quick question for people with outdoor grow experience.
It gets down to anywhere from 52f to 60f at night here and I've been bringing the little ones in and putting them in the garage where it's a bit warmer at night.
So my dumb question is: is it safe to leave them outside overnight when it's that chilly?
It gets down to anywhere from 52f to 60f at night here and I've been bringing the little ones in and putting them in the garage where it's a bit warmer at night.
So my dumb question is: is it safe to leave them outside overnight when it's that chilly?
supchaka
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Fuck yeah! As long as it ain't freezing I've never had a problem.
DoobieBrother
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Nice canopy control
DoobieBrother
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Thanks, chaka!
Will be nice not to have to lug them in & out every night & morning
So I better go get some slug bait tonight.
MD914
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Thanks!Nice canopy control
smellzlikeskunkyum
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About the cold outdoor, I agree its okay.
I grow outdoor and it gets colder than that a lot. Somehow most strains do great as long as you choose wisely.
I don't have one outside this year... my stupid f'n jackass pos neighbor is preventing it. A new neighbor.
But anyways I was gonna say its been historically cold this year in Michigan. I wonder how it would have effected the same exact plants I've grown other years.
I love looking at my shitty old webcam pics of my casey jones and blue widow that colored quite nicely outdoor a couple years back.
Last year my Nirvana - Chrystal had a lot of very dark purple, almost black color to it. I'm not sure if I have pics of it still... I'm only on a little tablet atm.
My ghs exodus cheese wouldn't turn purple for nothing! But it had pink hairs like my casey jones did. It wasn't really cheeese at all either. Came out fruity and decent tho.
All my outdoor stuff has done fine at those temps talked about above tho.
Btw. My fireballs female is very very strong smelling ing veg. That's usually a great sign ime.
Smells like skunk a lot... geuss it was fitting for me! thx DST I still owe u. Think ull like what I'm workin on, if u remember what I owe ya.
I grow outdoor and it gets colder than that a lot. Somehow most strains do great as long as you choose wisely.
I don't have one outside this year... my stupid f'n jackass pos neighbor is preventing it. A new neighbor.
But anyways I was gonna say its been historically cold this year in Michigan. I wonder how it would have effected the same exact plants I've grown other years.
I love looking at my shitty old webcam pics of my casey jones and blue widow that colored quite nicely outdoor a couple years back.
Last year my Nirvana - Chrystal had a lot of very dark purple, almost black color to it. I'm not sure if I have pics of it still... I'm only on a little tablet atm.
My ghs exodus cheese wouldn't turn purple for nothing! But it had pink hairs like my casey jones did. It wasn't really cheeese at all either. Came out fruity and decent tho.
All my outdoor stuff has done fine at those temps talked about above tho.
Btw. My fireballs female is very very strong smelling ing veg. That's usually a great sign ime.
Smells like skunk a lot... geuss it was fitting for me!
thx DST I still owe u. Think ull like what I'm workin on, if u remember what I owe ya.
DoobieBrother
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Thanks for the response @smellzlikeskunkyum , I appreciate the valuable input
DoobieBrother
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curious old fart
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you have to enjoy these interesting tidbits you can pick up from the news
Marijuana map of the U.S. reveals where the nation's biggest tokers live and surprisingly it isn't Washington or Colorado... but Rhode Island
By David Mccormack
Published: 22:02 EST, 5 August 2014 | Updated: 22:03 EST, 5 August 2014
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Rhode Island is the marijuana capital of the U.S. according to new state-level research compiled in the latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
According to the researchers, 13 percent or just over 1 in 8 of residents in the country's smallest state - also known as The Ocean State - smoke marijuana monthly.
The rate of toking in Rhode Island is more than three times the rate in Kansas, where only 4 percent of residents regularly indulge, while the national average was about 7 percent.
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Rhode Island is the marijuana capital of the U.S. according to new state-level research compiled in the latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health
Other states where pot smoking is very popular included some more obvious candidates such as Colorado and Washington which have both legalized the recreational use of marijuana this year.
Western states tended to have the highest rate of usage, at 9 percent, while the South has the lowest overall rate at 5.83 percent, reports The Washington Post.
States in the highest group included were Alaska, Colorado, Montana and New Mexico, while states that partook least when the joint was being passed included Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia.
The most popular age group using marijuana on a regular basis was unsurprisingly those aged between 18- to 25-year-olds.
Almost 19 percent of this age group has used marijuana in the past month, according to the NSDUH.
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In Vermont, more than one third of 18-25-year-olds regularly used marijuana, but the figure was less than 10 percent of the same age group in Utah.
Usage rates drop off considerably amongst people aged 26 and over and only 5 percent of people over that age said they still smoked marijuana on a regular basis.
Alaska was the state with the largest number of people aged 26-and-over who continued to regularly use marijuana, at 11.18 percent.
Together with Oregon, Alaska has marijuana legalization measures on their ballots this fall.
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The latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health shows marijuana use in the past month by age group and state
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2717455/Marijuana-map-U-S-reveals-nations-biggest-tokers-live-surprisingly-isnt-Washington-Colorado-Rhode-Island.html#ixzz39aWUCaTk
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Marijuana map of the U.S. reveals where the nation's biggest tokers live and surprisingly it isn't Washington or Colorado... but Rhode Island
- New state-level research compiled in the latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health has found Rhode Island is the marijuana capital of the U.S.
- 13 percent or just over 1 in 8 of residents in the country's smallest state - also known as The Ocean State - smoke marijuana monthly, while the national average was about 7 percent
- Other states where pot smoking is very popular included some more obvious candidates such as Colorado and Washington which have both legalized the recreational use of marijuana this year
- The most popular age group using marijuana on a regular basis was unsurprisingly those aged between 18- to 25-year-olds
- Usage rates drop off considerably amongst people aged 26 and over and only 5 percent of people over that age said they still smoked marijuana on a regular basis
- Alaska was the state with the largest number of people aged 26-and-over who continued to regularly use marijuana
By David Mccormack
Published: 22:02 EST, 5 August 2014 | Updated: 22:03 EST, 5 August 2014
5 shares
View comments
Rhode Island is the marijuana capital of the U.S. according to new state-level research compiled in the latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
According to the researchers, 13 percent or just over 1 in 8 of residents in the country's smallest state - also known as The Ocean State - smoke marijuana monthly.
The rate of toking in Rhode Island is more than three times the rate in Kansas, where only 4 percent of residents regularly indulge, while the national average was about 7 percent.
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Rhode Island is the marijuana capital of the U.S. according to new state-level research compiled in the latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health
Other states where pot smoking is very popular included some more obvious candidates such as Colorado and Washington which have both legalized the recreational use of marijuana this year.
Western states tended to have the highest rate of usage, at 9 percent, while the South has the lowest overall rate at 5.83 percent, reports The Washington Post.
States in the highest group included were Alaska, Colorado, Montana and New Mexico, while states that partook least when the joint was being passed included Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia.
The most popular age group using marijuana on a regular basis was unsurprisingly those aged between 18- to 25-year-olds.
Almost 19 percent of this age group has used marijuana in the past month, according to the NSDUH.
More...
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In Vermont, more than one third of 18-25-year-olds regularly used marijuana, but the figure was less than 10 percent of the same age group in Utah.
Usage rates drop off considerably amongst people aged 26 and over and only 5 percent of people over that age said they still smoked marijuana on a regular basis.
Alaska was the state with the largest number of people aged 26-and-over who continued to regularly use marijuana, at 11.18 percent.
Together with Oregon, Alaska has marijuana legalization measures on their ballots this fall.
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The latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health shows marijuana use in the past month by age group and state
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2717455/Marijuana-map-U-S-reveals-nations-biggest-tokers-live-surprisingly-isnt-Washington-Colorado-Rhode-Island.html#ixzz39aWUCaTk
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DST
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That bust in the UK probably was a Vietnamese operation or something similar. That is a substiantial amount of equipment to invest in, and they are infamous for making their people sleep at the grows. It's also massive in Europe, they often pitch up at grow stores and pratically buy the shops out of lights etc...
Mohican
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Does anybody here have a good dip recipe for clones being moved indoors? I want to kill everything on them. I tried neem and soap and I ended up with huge caterpillars last time. I want to go H-Bomb this time. Trying to keep the indoor grow space sterile.
Thanks,
Mo
Thanks,
Mo
R3l@X
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I've not used a wetting agent n it worked fine. Their wetting agents suppose to be glorified soap
DST
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H202 maybe?? diluted of course........
budolskie
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Well ballasts here shade on route, I think my double berry are duds here's a quick pic the Bubblegummer has all popped iv Hoyed 4th pip in along with my other Extrema and scottie dog
Can see the 2 bubblegum on either side of the top 3 and nothing from double berry....
Here's the Extrema and scottie dog just Hoyed in there see if they respond quicker then double berry
Here's the bubblegum I have potted up
3 cuts of Extrema in here
And a dog cut in here
Can see the 2 bubblegum on either side of the top 3 and nothing from double berry....
Here's the Extrema and scottie dog just Hoyed in there see if they respond quicker then double berry
Here's the bubblegum I have potted up
3 cuts of Extrema in here
And a dog cut in here
Don Gin and Ton
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nice little led strips bud. you get em locally?