Sweet, appreciate the help! I wasn't sure because I know the hours of light get shorter when plants should flower, and as stupid as it might sound I wasn't sure if there was a different spectrum of light being emitted during the natural vegetative growth.
Then they died happy...lol But seriously I will smoke some as soon as I think it is cured enough. But the other ladies are getting the axe as soon as I get together the shit to hang em up
make sure to use bulbs indoor that are for veg growth. Around 6500K is where you wanna be. House lights usually come in 2700 or 6500 if you are using cfl etc...
As long as you have some white-blue spectrum you are fine, that other light wont hurt. If you use only red-orange light for veg they might grow too tall.
Cool I will try it then I guess. My friend has really bad lungs, (birth defect) and gets pneumonia every time he smokes with me. He will like this too.Oh man Bassman, I'd make the butter. That is the best way to do it... especially if your weed isn't of connoisseur quality. buy a $20 coffee grinder, and grind it all up. But a $30 crockpot at any large discount store, and clarify the butter first before you add the weed. Then put all the ganj in there, maybe with a couple + cups of water to make sure nothing burns. Cook it in 2 hr intervals, letting it cool each time, and stirring every so often. The water is your insurance policy w/ a crockpot, and will allow you to walk away and get some shit done while your butter is a bakin'. Then strain the shit out w/ cheese cloth and let it all cool in a bowl in the fridge. The butter separates on top, and is all nice and green. I usually use 1 oz trim to 1 lb butter, and it's pretty nuts. Especially if you take the time to bake the butter 3 times total. . . fook me.
Without HID lights you would be hard pressed to get that tall, but if you do and the season is right they will prolly stretch more outside in the sun.
I will collect the leaves then. Ill start now lol I just dropped the rest on the floor already, and the 1st 3 plants I just hung up.put it all in there! everything but the stems. and grind. you don't have to turn it into pot flour-- I like to give it a few gentle pulses. afterwards you'd be surprised by the amount of keif that collects on the inside, too
He is gonna move them back and forth day and night. They are more vulnerable yes, but he puts back out every day too. You have a good point though, and he might want to use an organic pesticide in the soil.
she is right that pests outdoors are less of a problem, with natural predators like ladybugs etc...
