Grapefruit Diesel x Hijack - 15 Seed Test Run
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machnak
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I'm not really sure, that's the fun in it
I'm growing out both to determine which is better.
Very nice.
Gonna get even funner now!
phyzix
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Well shit. The breaker can't handle adding a 1000 watt HPS, so I'm gonna have to flower under the current lighting.
Fortunately I got my temps dialed pretty well, so the glass on the reflector is about 6 inches from foliage without a problem.
I will see how it goes with 6 plants for now (~100 watts per plant) but depending on the stretch I might have to put one or two of the girls outside in a cold frame.
Today is technically the first day of flowering but it will take a little while for them to really switch over.
Let the fun begin
Fortunately I got my temps dialed pretty well, so the glass on the reflector is about 6 inches from foliage without a problem.
I will see how it goes with 6 plants for now (~100 watts per plant) but depending on the stretch I might have to put one or two of the girls outside in a cold frame.
Today is technically the first day of flowering but it will take a little while for them to really switch over.
Let the fun begin
notoriousb
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fuck I cant wait to see how this turns out 
phyzix
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Sorry for the shit quality on the video, it's my cell phone camera.
Me too. I can't imagine it will be disappointing. Thanks for the support.
fuck I cant wait to see how this turns out
Me too. I can't imagine it will be disappointing. Thanks for the support.
phyzix
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60F degrees all day and night. Light comes on at night and go off in day so it's easy to maintain.
I will lower them later in flowering to get come nice colors to show through.
"Strong light and low temperature conditions will decrease stem elongation" -Ed Rosenthal (http://www.quicktrading.com/tips16.html)
^^^ gonna put that to the test
I will lower them later in flowering to get come nice colors to show through.
"Strong light and low temperature conditions will decrease stem elongation" -Ed Rosenthal (http://www.quicktrading.com/tips16.html)
^^^ gonna put that to the test
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