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Im curious about this as well. In the past, Ive grow on my deck. I too have had many cases of bud rot. Put up a windchime and realized it was my airflow. The way my house is laid out it creates this pocket of stale air. Always a slight breeze, but not enough. This season ill be moving it...

At first it was too soon, then looked closer. Im confident its a female now.

Hey all, Just started my latest project. Going back to DWC for a quicky winter grow before the summer run. Decided to go auto this time around and run lighting at 20/4. Keeping temps is one of the main factors for the lighting schedule. Also doing dwc because Ill be able to manage res temps...

Genetics. What strain? I would assume its something along the line of 100% Indica. I would look at it as its getting proper lighting and not stretching upwards to find it.

Agreed. To me, it looks like a potassium deficiency. But mostly 1st stage.

Judging by a photo on another post it's a grow tent, probably vivosun.

Thanks man. I guess I wasn't clear on what I was mis-understanding.... I didn't understand what he was TRYING to say. It sounded like he thought he can control the veg/ flower cycles. I already know how Autos work.

I don't understand this.... Did you mean to say that it wont stay in veg the veg cycle? Because in Autos we literally have no control when it starts to flower, that's the ruderalis trait. Its a timeline/ maturity thing, not light cycle.

Don't Top Autos! Think of it as a set timeline, You've just wasted, what, like 1.5 weeks of growth. Autos dont have the same growth characteristics. Its only recommended to LST autos. That way your not wasting time on recovery from topping and other HST methods. I understand this may be an...

Well, depending on the size of your grow box it could kinda naturally happen through thermal exchanging. But you can never rely on that. You'll need an exchange of fresh air for the plant. The heat build up is going to cause issues as well. Maybe, just maybe, if you have strategically placed...

Just tell em that you got it for free.... or you won a contest.

Still drying now, about a week left, then cure. I did sneak off a couple nugs to rapid dry and test. Taste wasn't there yet, but incredibly sticky, smells fantastic, and did the job very very well. Definitely not mids, far from it. Very happy. Heres a pic of a lower, under scrog nug.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Project-Source-15-75-in-Black-Yellow-Hinged-Plastic-Lid/5014085709

The entire lid and flip portion is removable. So you can take entire top or just flip lid.

May hold true for basic point and shooting, but dig into the settings, especially pro mode and its a pretty level playing field, granted not ALL androids are created equally dissimilar to iStuff. My experience with that is only of the "iphone killer" models, Galaxys, Pixels etc.

My buddy started using these for his DWC buckets. This is also what ill be using when I get back into hydro. Extremely easy for root zone access and res changes. Entire top is removable too. That way you can do full out swaps so you wont need to shop vac it out. $20 from Lowes.

Make sure you've killed all fans/ air movement for the photos. If you need to or can, attach some sort of apparatus to the stem so it reduces the movement and sway. If your attempting to take a macro photo then you need everything as still as possible. Use pro controls.

Ive found the best photos on my phone are taken using the pro controls. Controlling the shutter speed, iso and white balance 100% helps. Particularly when still in tent/ grow space. Additionally controlling the focus as well to a center focus vs multiple. Im android, im sure somewhere in that...

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Yep, eventually does. And the more you use the more chances of you forgetting one or two, or five. One of the other reasons i wont use them anymore. If your careful they are super handy when used in the right situations