Indacouch
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I grow for a friend so that's perfect.
Stress+Recovery time=Better yield & potency
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Somatek
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Unless there's another theory involving dryers & ducks that we don't know about yet. Possibly a superior way to dry & cure crops post harvest but I can only guess.
It's all water off a Duct's back.
Indacouch
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Why are new members so soft these days. I remember taking a huge amount of shit from people when I started here. I guess they just don't make them like they use to. I think everybody has been super nice to this guy in comparison to all the other new members. Hell I even saved him from taking advice from Puzzy. He seriously had it easy compared to even me.
So sad
PuffinPine
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Well, Indacouch, it’s simple. I’m new here, don’t have an official grow under my belt and I don’t like posting for crickets if you get my drift. This site is still useful but I don’t have to post to get the info I need. Nothing personal. Not a big cricket fan dog. Btw I made up the name Palmy lmao
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Somatek
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I'm also new, get shit on often because I don't agree that legalisation equals "prohibition 2.0" but that doesn't deter me from sticking around. I express my opinion when I feel its worth it, learn what I can from the people I disagree with & try to find some common ground to connect on, worse case scenario I've just learned to ignore some people & get on with life.
If you're really not enjoying it obviously it doesn't make sense to stick around but if you aren't being a prick I'd learn to ignore people who's opinion really doesn't matter as chances are talking over the web is the most you'll ever interact.
Pwezzy
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U just need to shut the fuck up if u not gone just answer the question. And I specifically said my questions is would it hurt yield and do you think the blant gets enough o2 at night. Can't see at night cause I'm at work so don't know if the humidity is too high and the reason I don't have a fan pulling air in and out is because I don't want light leaks
Pwezzy
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That's why I use outside most of the time because my set up is not fully set up. But I'm trying to start not using outside so I wanna get my set up done right now.
charface
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My question to you is do plants put out co2 at night?
If you put in a fan, even a computer fan you can use ducting creatively to keep light out.
Etc. .
charface
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I just meant for a contest plant.
Somatek
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Those are all more important things to be spending time learning about & finding solutions instead of spending time on myths that any critical thinking should poke holes in easily.
I'm not going to offer any advice because that's a basic question that can be easily answered with a bit of research & a base level of understanding. Which you claimed to have at one point but you keep misrepresenting basic concepts (like the stress from topping doesn't increase yields). Which is why Palmy is the perfect representation of your stunted, deformed growth as a grower.
Pwezzy
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Yes at night it put out co2, but I know it needs o2 at night also. So I was trying to see if I had enough air circulation with just the two fans. And I want to do the ducting thing, that's was gone be my next question is how would I set it up properly to not have light leaks.
Pwezzy
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Y are u still stuck on the stoner myths shit, that's been over pages ago. U still bringing up show how in mature u really are. Everybody else making jokes but I see they still trying to truely help. U just keep running yo mf mouth like diarrhea.
MichiganMedGrower
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Basic info from any Grow book or even blog.
Light proof vents are essential.
How our plant processes co2 and when.
Why does the room need constant air circulation
No reason to ask about advanced techniques before you have a basic room and healthy plants growing regularly.
The basics are killing your potential. The rest is in diminishing returns.
Please read a Grow book.
You have 100’s of years of experience here to question but you are responsible for basic knowledge.
Good luck with your grow.
Here is my basic Grow room. Plenty of exhaust with air cooled lamps to keep temps down and multiple intake and exhaust fans. And a few temp/humidity meters with a 24 hr memory so I can see what the environment peaks were each day.
Humidifier and dehumidifier always running to keep humidity in check as well.
These are the details that grow great plants.
Pwezzy
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Once again I know you need all that I just didn't have the time or money to do it. I know the basics, I only asked y'all because y'all seem to know what y'all talking bout and I rather ask someone then just looking it up on the internet. Y'all should be happy that I'm even considering taking some of y'all advice. But I want keep asking for advise and trying to get help if mfs gone be ass holes about it. I know the grow room not set up prpperpr I know that's the mf basics, I chose not care about proper ventilation until mid flpwer.
Kushash
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Hey Bro. I'm not taking sides and not trying to cause trouble or answer for MMG but I'm pretty sure however he is coming across to you he is only trying to help.
Hi MMG! I thought they were having fun here but it's not looking like that anymore. Emotions are raw.
MichiganMedGrower
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Great plants start in veg. Better stronger vegetation stage better flowers.
You are looking for shortcuts. Only bad weed comes from them.
I was just trying to help. I learned from a very successful breeder with 30 years experience and original California genetics.
Every time I have problems he has the same advice. Go back to the basics.
This flower was grown under hps only and with only ocean forest from seed sprout, unadjusted 8.0 ph well water and only grow ratio nutes through flower.
And no useless flush.
It was super potent and really delicious. And just opening a jar of it filled the house with pungent smell.
There are no tricks. Just happy plants.
