SnowWhite
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Gotchya...looks like a great idea
I've got my new bulb. raft/hijack journal
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GoodFriend
Lumberjack
are you still going full blown with the veg nutes??
they look very dark green
they look very dark green
GoodFriend
Lumberjack
i was until early this week. i've burnt one so i'm backing off a little.
i've been told using veg nutes later in veg will make for leafier buds.... you find this to be true?
i thought it caused vegetive growth so i've always cut it off during flowering. maybe a little bump here and there. this year i used it all throughout flowering outdoors. it caused vegetive growth alright, with buds stacked on top of it.
so i tried it indoors. i will do it from now on.
my light just came on. the newspapers are soaked so it worked. i will do it again next dark cycle with dry paper. one of them exploded with white hairs everywhere. the other ones hairs are all burnt. it looks like it's ripening but it's not. the hairs are brown from being burnt. this is why you can't judge ripeness on hair color. your hairs turn brown when you cut off nutes also. a lot of people harvest early because they think their hairs are brown. the hairs are only brown because they started flushing.
GoodFriend
Lumberjack
seriously... lots of things will turn the hairs brown... seeding... touching the buds too much will turn them brown... blah blah blah...
basically... i agreee....
check trichs!
GoodFriend
Lumberjack
CALIGROWN
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im sure he does...but nothing beats those outdoorhaha i think you like indoor now
beasts...
GoodFriend
Lumberjack
im sure he does...but nothing beats those outdoor
his hijack against the sunset when the leaves are a million different colors is one of my favorite MJ photos ever...
and he has so many bushes/trees like it... hahaha
... jealous
superskunkxnl
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fdd cant do indoor very modest my man lookin beautiful
CALIGROWN
Well-Known Member
I bet...this hash bowl im smoking looks amazing
...i think i just figured out my secret.
i'm out back in my shop. it's an old horse barn converted. even running my 600w it's still gets cold out there. upper 60's. so last winter i bought a little kerosene heater off craigslist for $50. i put it on low and place it directly in front of my intake vent with a fan behind it..........
i run it during the whole 12 hours lights on cycle. i knew i was putting out some CO2 but i had no idea it was this much. remember, this is a constant 12 hour level...........
......that's 2000 ppm.
i'm out back in my shop. it's an old horse barn converted. even running my 600w it's still gets cold out there. upper 60's. so last winter i bought a little kerosene heater off craigslist for $50. i put it on low and place it directly in front of my intake vent with a fan behind it..........
i run it during the whole 12 hours lights on cycle. i knew i was putting out some CO2 but i had no idea it was this much. remember, this is a constant 12 hour level...........
......that's 2000 ppm. 
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
wow thats actually really bad ass...I need to move someplace cold now hahaha...ALASKA HERE I COME!i think i just figured out my secret.
i'm out back in my shop. it's an old horse barn converted. even running my 600w it's still gets cold out there. upper 60's. so last winter i bought a little kerosene heater off craigslist for $50. i put it on low and place it directly in front of my intake vent with a fan behind it..........View attachment 61581
i run it during the whole 12 hours lights on cycle. i knew i was putting out some CO2 but i had no idea it was this much. remember, this is a constant 12 hour level...........View attachment 61582......that's 2000 ppm.
I mean I knew you were getting sooome co2 from that as I had seen it in a post a while back...but 2000ppm from your heater is great.
covers so many things at once. drops my humidity, raises my temp AND supplies mass amounts of CO2. the tester says 1300 - 1500ppm is what plants like. 3000ppm is dangerous. looks like about maxin' it at 2000ppm.
for 12 hours straight no less.