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C&C Puck BX3 and H&L Appalachia F3 are next.

I'm an old head and love a sativa that makes me laugh at shit. I've never grown any of those, but Strange Brew piques my interest. Also, that movie is funny as fuck. Bob n' Doug. LOL I have the aforementioned Appy F3's on the way, and probably 10 packs of Bohdi stashed away. Circumstances...

Farenheit was born in Poland.

You mean raise the VPD a bit later in flower. Lowering VPD increases humidity. :blsmoke:

Went ahead and grabbed a Skunk x Puck BC3 this morning from JBC to round out the collection. This time I actually remembered to use the RIU10 discount!

Glad I have a pack of that, too. I think it just moved to the head of the line for the next run. :peace::blsmoke:

Thanks, Stinky! Grabbed a pack of the Shoreline cross. :clap:

Well, I had an alarm set and everything, slept thru it, forgot about it until now. Was hoping to score the Shoreline cross, but I'll get it next time. Already have the puck bx and sensi star cross from the drop a few months ago. Good growing to all that scored! :peace:

Sounds about right to me, maybe a little heavy on the compost/EWC. I can do two back-to-back grows in my earthbox without re-amending with a similar mix of amended Pro-Mix. Water only - no teas.

Natural spring water. Its a water service where they deliver the 5 gallon bottles and provide a dispenser kinda like you might see in an office. I used to live in New Orleans, and everyone had those because the tap is so bad down there. I'm a water snob. :bigjoint:

Forgot to say I make my own fermented sauerkraut and hot giardiniera, sometimes beer, and tap is a no-no for that because chlorine/chloramine.

Not at all. I do take a daily vitamin regimen that includes magnesium, and I eat a lot of bananas, berries and such. I also give RO water to my dog because the flouride in USA water is not good for their pineal glands - I heard/read. I watered with it in my earthbox with organic soil one whole...

The US system is only lethal when it is misused by the ignorant. Longtime EE and sparky, familiar with both EU and US systems. I don't often chime in here because of the trolling and ignorance, unless I feel someone is giving unsafe advice. My advice: get someone who is a professional to look...

I have an APEC RO 90 system under kitchen sink. Its used for drinking, cooking, and ice making. Replacement filters are reasonable, and often on sale. Tap for watering garden.

It's Squall Line. Squaw line is kinda funny, though. :peace:

They are different from regular stems because they turn the leaf toward the light. I'm hardly clinical. I would say I'm cynical.

Yo. Gangstas can't be bothered with spelling and grammar. Nowhumsayin? :twisted:

Keep flushing and you'll soon be Backatthedispo. :blsmoke::peace:

PS the stems on the leaves are called petioles. Happy growing.