I wish I had his skills. When you first do a skim coat you really don't know what the hell you're doing and you end up sanding a lot more and creating more mess to clean up. I bet I made this job five times longer than it should be.
How happy was the raccoon?My groundhog trap caught a raccoon
Super healthy roots soaking that water up,nice.
And 10% humidity and low 90's. Thankfully we are gonna cool down and go into a monsoon pattern for at least 2 weeks.
I once had a fascinated stem that I let grow out. The bud from it wasn't worth shit. Good idea to cut it.
I had to look that up!
Very nIce haul IMO. Is that from a 4 X 4 tent? For my high humidity location trying to push it above that results in less crop because of powdery mildew and bud rot. I strictly mainline now because it's easier to spot and control fungus. I expect and usually get at least 126g/plant with the strains I've run.
How about the rest of the plant? This kinda pissed me off due to the shitty seeds it came from because I had originally thought I might cross Hella with Stoopid and also do a few S-1's and stop the madness of buying seeds. Seeing this kind of ended that thought though.
As did I. In 33 years of indoor grows/growing...I've never seen such a thing. At first I was like "That bitch is gonna FIM itself!" Nopes.
That was nine plants in a 5x5. works out to about 82g per plant. They we're about 8-10" from the lights so I had them cranked way down. Bad planning on my part.
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The rest of the plant was OK.
I use it. I was a little upset when I couldn't find the bottle I knew I had because it isn't cheap. It is worth it though.That was nine plants in a 5x5. works out to about 82g per plant. They we're about 8-10" from the lights so I had them cranked way down. Bad planning on my part.
Have you ever considered using Regalia?
Regalia CG - Organic Fungicide
Regalia CG is an organic fungicide for greenhouse and medical plants applications. Use it early for disease prevention and overall plant health, in the middle of the season for disease control, and late in season to avoid issues of pesticide residues at harvest.
I haven't had any PM since I started using this.
For my next small job I'm crawling into the attic to finish buttoning up all the GIGANTIC fiberglass ducting runs. I so feel your pain, worse I can't do anything fast and my hands are weak and my helper made me reinstall the 60 AMP breaker into the panel twice when I asked him to swap L1 and L2 at the sub but nope why listen to me let's play with the live bar twice.
Good thing it's cool there.
