CFL Grow: 85w cfl perpetual SOG op
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Archminister
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Damnnn..those are some fatty buds! None of them have ever heard of Jenny Craig thats for sure..lol. Nice man...Looks like a nice harvest. Just so I understand...The plant should be dry before it gets harvested?
hmk024
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Well not completely, what im gonna do is water it once more with a plain water flush, to rid the chems and have em soak up pure water to clear out whats left in the plant. then im gonna not water it and let it dry a little before i actually cut the plant up. helps it not be so moist when u finally cut it down, speeds up the drying process a day or two. No real need to continue watering it up to its last day if i need it to dry up afterwards.
Jefferstone
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No man, you know you're stoned when you think you're driving fast, only to find out you're sitting on the couch.
hmk024
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HAH! totally
Archminister
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Right...virtual shit takes over....menace in your mind action..lol. PULL OVER!
hmk024
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haha thanks man, but now they are in the white 5.5x5.5 square pots, more room for rooties to grow! The plants now are super smashed with roots in those party cups, i think they could of got more height and yield if they had more room to grow.
Picked up a seedling heat mat from the local shop, with adjustable thermostat. Cost around 65$ total, probably can find it cheaper, good thing i didnt pay for it
, but its a nice lil mat! safety off features, and the heating mat is big enough to cover the whole bottom of the clone dome. Thin water resistant material as well, so can withstand the drops that come off from misting.
Picked up a seedling heat mat from the local shop, with adjustable thermostat. Cost around 65$ total, probably can find it cheaper, good thing i didnt pay for it
, but its a nice lil mat! safety off features, and the heating mat is big enough to cover the whole bottom of the clone dome. Thin water resistant material as well, so can withstand the drops that come off from misting.
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