Open Show n' Tell 2016

Smidge34 said:
I have 12 gtm specials bound for outdoors inside right now on an 18/6 light regimen and I was planning on moving them outside in a couple days. Man since I'm not flowering I've been walking in turning on the overhead fluorescents in the middle of the 6 hour dark, so they really ain't even had that 6 hours dark. I think I'm gonna give them 3-4 days of real 18/6, then a week of real17-6 and then move outside. What ya think? They're suppose to give you big, early trees of dank and I want them.
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you should be fine smidge yours are just sexing out and will do what they should I got some early phenos budding now also but the later ones are fine . we started them end of march and should of waited longer before starting but forgot about the shorter veggie time on some of the strains
 
getawaymountain said:
you should be fine smidge yours are just sexing out and will do what they should I got some early phenos budding now also but the later ones are fine . we started them end of march and should of waited longer before starting but forgot about the shorter veggie time on some of the strains
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I started all mine on 17/7.. only one is flowering early.. I have another round of seawarp and seadragon seedlings waiting to sex then go out.
 
Pounded by rain....
We had a few thunder cells park over us yesterday late evening. I put in water bars on my driveway (steep, gravel driveway) every winter to shed the water off my driveway, and to keep it from washing away. Every May I scrape the drive flat again, get rid of those pesky water bar bumps. Well we got 1.5" of rain in about 90 minutes yesterday. Really did a number on the driveway, but should be an easy fix. I just scrape it flat again with the tractor. The tractor just needs about 15-20 minutes to get her up and running (old Massey Ferguson tractor) every time I use her (twice a year). Flat tires, battery.....you know, we all have that piece of equipment that needs a "lil TLC" to get them up and working again.
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treemansbuds said:
Pounded by rain....
We had a few thunder cells park over us yesterday late evening. I put in water bars on my driveway (steep, gravel driveway) every winter to shed the water off my driveway, and to keep it from washing away. Every May I scrape the drive flat again, get rid of those pesky water bar bumps. Well we got 1.5" of rain in about 90 minutes yesterday. Really did a number on the driveway, but should be an easy fix. I just scrape it flat again with the tractor. The tractor just needs about 15-20 minutes to get her up and running (old Massey Ferguson tractor) every time I use her (twice a year). Flat tires, battery.....you know, we all have that piece of equipment that needs a "lil TLC" to get them up and working again.
TMB-
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and those machines are sometimes more reliable than our so called mates who only want to sponge off your hard work..we all know one of them to
 
ruby fruit said:
and those machines are sometimes more reliable than our so called mates who only want to sponge off your hard work..we all know one of them to
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one I know 3 or 4 like that but I have stop helping them as huch caulse they wount come around when you need them.happy growing to you and all..ky
 
treemansbuds said:
Pounded by rain....
We had a few thunder cells park over us yesterday late evening. I put in water bars on my driveway (steep, gravel driveway) every winter to shed the water off my driveway, and to keep it from washing away. Every May I scrape the drive flat again, get rid of those pesky water bar bumps. Well we got 1.5" of rain in about 90 minutes yesterday. Really did a number on the driveway, but should be an easy fix. I just scrape it flat again with the tractor. The tractor just needs about 15-20 minutes to get her up and running (old Massey Ferguson tractor) every time I use her (twice a year). Flat tires, battery.....you know, we all have that piece of equipment that needs a "lil TLC" to get them up and working again.
TMB-
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Yea,thank God for viagra.
 
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