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  1. Huckster79

    PSP Kills Man In Berks Co., PA with Bulldozer

    I didnt say they did... im saying a civilized society doesnt police itself that way... we dont shoot in the back, we dont run ppl down w cop cars on the street, we dont bulldoze people in brush! Well we do, but a truly civilized society would not.
  2. Huckster79

    Unsure about Harvest... Any idea would help

    Is thatbscope a top of a sugar leaf? I see a lot of amber but maybe clears below in significant amounts? The buds still have a lot of white pistils it apppears which is a sign its not ripe... i have found tops of sugar leaves show the plant much further along than she is... amber as hell on a...
  3. Huckster79

    PSP Kills Man In Berks Co., PA with Bulldozer

    Advancing civilized society cannot Very practical solid advice... its a false dicotomy to say that is opposed to my stance. Yes its practical advice however a civilized society doesnt shoot people running away in the back nor run them down on foot w a car in the open or heavy equipment in brush!
  4. Huckster79

    PSP Kills Man In Berks Co., PA with Bulldozer

    Running though unwise should never equate to an extrajudicial capital offense. Someone who runs has not yet been convicted anything, they shouldn't be shot in the back nor ran over by a bulldozer! RIP Gregg Longneck
  5. Huckster79

    PSP Kills Man In Berks Co., PA with Bulldozer

    It is unwise to run... Still should never be an extrajudicial capital offense to run...
  6. Huckster79

    PSP Kills Man In Berks Co., PA with Bulldozer

    I don't believe running is a wise move, but never should it be an extrajudicial capital offense...ever...
  7. Huckster79

    PSP Kills Man In Berks Co., PA with Bulldozer

    We can argue some points, but it needs to be kept in mind and understanding that we aren't talking about a trivial point here. A brother grower lost his life. Disagreements and discussions are never bad, but in light of the fact that Greg Longnecker lost his life, we should at least speak of...
  8. Huckster79

    Cut or not cut

    Hey I treat my concubine of ladies in the basement the same way I do my lady that is upstairs ;)
  9. Huckster79

    check out these pics.. you tell me

    I'll bet you if you fed em all lighter, the others would be just as happy and this one would be right with em... I love the salt analogy... I've used the vitamin analogy: Folks need to realize that nutes really aren't its food, light is... Nutes are more like vitamins.... If you take one "One...
  10. Huckster79

    OKAY ~ Heeeere We Grow.... HALP!

    I concur.... If its hot in there still early in her life keep the RH up... High temp and low RH is bad for growth and stressful... But closer to the end of her life say mid flower on you have to drop the RH even if it causes some stress due to the heat... Ideally, you won't have to deal with...
  11. Huckster79

    check out these pics.. you tell me

    yea keep us posted, you'll get her through this they are tough bitches
  12. Huckster79

    First grow needing some help!!

    I'd say go for it... Don't go anymore than 1/4 strenghth... Doesn't happy frog have some nutes in it? If it does maybe just up pot it for a minute... If its not a pre-nuted soil then sure on the 1/4 strenght...
  13. Huckster79

    check out these pics.. you tell me

    If it were in Coco I'd say yes-right now, but with a very weak nute mix... I'm not sure the oxygen absorption of your mix, if its not enough you could end up with overwatering conditions if you don't give it that dry cycle... If Jiffy mix is peat based you may need to let it get a bit dry...
  14. Huckster79

    OKAY ~ Heeeere We Grow.... HALP!

    You aren't dumb, you just haven't had the chance to screw up as much as the rest of us have yet :) A plant in true outdoor conditions, planted in old terra firma, can handle more ambient heat because the roots are kept cooler in the ground. The mass of the earth disperses more heat than 5,10...
  15. Huckster79

    First post, rookie question.

    Your doing great. Be careful of the hydro store... There is a lot of overpriced stuff there designed to make it seem complicated and a mystery bottle to cure everything... I believe you chose the best and easiest medium to grow in. Coco is not hard to grow in imho... Coco, Low concentration...
  16. Huckster79

    Cut or not cut

    The only ones I'd advocate taking off is maybe the real low stuff... But don't judge that until you take @Budzbuddha advice and LST the hell out of her... Bend her over in every direction you can to open her up to the light...
  17. Huckster79

    First grow needing some help!!

    Consider using coco when you up pot it. Coco in a breathable pot can be watered damn near constantly if you have the time or mechanical set up... Low Dose nutes but always present... I think if you up pot it you may see some more growth too... Getting wildly too big isn't a good plan but neither...
  18. Huckster79

    OKAY ~ Heeeere We Grow.... HALP!

    Good point! Yes root temp is more important than plant temp... I've even thought at times about trying to split my room horizontally so I can keep roots cooler and plants warmer. I'm still concerned tho with any light already at 80 you could easily be at 90 without too many watts of light...
  19. Huckster79

    check out these pics.. you tell me

    Id say never feed anything full strength from Nute company recommendations... I like coco coir and low dose nutes as often as possible (no dry cycle needed in coco)... I bet a build-up has blocked some needed nutes out... I haven't checked ppms or ph in a long time and everyones happy. I think...
  20. Huckster79

    99% RH & High Temps

    Well thats better than 99%... I'd keep fans on those girls 24/7... That too will lower your mold chances as mold likes stagnant still air. Summer indoor growing can be tough if you don't have the right controls...
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