marajuana mad science ( i <3 tinfoil )
- Thread starter Rhyspect
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ImTheFireMan
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to be more technical, they stopped making consumer grade tinfoil after world war II, it is now known to the world as aluminum foil.
so you're all wrong.
i win.
ImTheFireMan
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well they have reading and writing comprehension classes for adults to help you with that.
ok just to let you know.... if it's green it absorbs light... it's why you did chloroplasts in biology... plus your not going to get hot spots because why would all the light instantly go to one point on the plant? that's just retarded and its something else you covered in chemistry, called convection... remember that? and finally the soil drying up? i have no drainage on my plants soil, so i just make sure i don't over water my plant. also covered in chemistry called osmosis. thank you good night, im here all week!!! woop woop!!! should have gone to school...
potberto
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Ok, so we've got a 2ft high box, mirrors and tin-foil, non-drainable soil, and halogen or CFL's.
Ahahhahaaa
Sounds like a great grow.. Let us know how that works out.. After your 4 months of growing and your 6 gram harvest of shitty bud, let us know how it is.
Then after this grow shits the bed and you realize that, take everyone's advice here and do it correctly the next time.
Ahahhahaaa
Sounds like a great grow.. Let us know how that works out.. After your 4 months of growing and your 6 gram harvest of shitty bud, let us know how it is.
Then after this grow shits the bed and you realize that, take everyone's advice here and do it correctly the next time.
read the entire thread, you sir WIN
i'd rather 6 gram of home grown than 0 grams ...
darkdestruction420
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I'm not gonna even try to help you, your to foolish and stubborn, research this shit a little and youll see that its all reputable info thats been proven time and time again.
darkdestruction420
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look on google, type "most reflective material for cannabis grow box?" You'll get tons of pages.......from tons of different sites all saying the same thing
ImTheFireMan
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i think you misunderstood what i was trying to say.
darkdestruction420
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Shit, I quoted the wrong post! lol, sorry. I dunno how i managed to do that but somehow i ended up clicking on your post I guess.
darkdestruction420
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I was saying that to rhyspect and the other guy, btw
lol 2ft high your plant is gonna get up near the light and vaporize. but at least you can get high by opening your box and breathing in the vapors. my box is 0 by 0 by 0 with 0 seeds so u got me beat. pics?
i'd say you got a good seed starting box. but drainage is a must even if its just a pot with a hole and a plate underneath. but as long as it is loose well drained and not over or underwatered you got you a good box for starting them up or some bonsai.
you could probably start about 8 plants in there in those drinking size red or blue plastic cups or styro. get them big enough to transplant outdoors safely. even more if you were just getting them started for a week in little dixiecups. but those dry out fast
i'd say you got a good seed starting box. but drainage is a must even if its just a pot with a hole and a plate underneath. but as long as it is loose well drained and not over or underwatered you got you a good box for starting them up or some bonsai.
you could probably start about 8 plants in there in those drinking size red or blue plastic cups or styro. get them big enough to transplant outdoors safely. even more if you were just getting them started for a week in little dixiecups. but those dry out fast
well the tub i have my plant in is kind of a bit small so it dry's out fully in about 3-4 day's, i usually keep it moist/ dry and water it on the 3rd day, there's no real need to be putting holes in my tub, it's working well, im going for the bonsai tree effect any way, though i was thinking of scrogging it all up to max it out, meh, i got my last plants big enough to flower, or the male equivalent. but im gonna up my light source to 2 40 watts as soon as i start to flower, what's wrong with that?
ohh and btw darkdestruction240 you were right about the mylar, being the most reflective surface, and please chill out man, just remember, it's only the internet...
ohh and btw darkdestruction240 you were right about the mylar, being the most reflective surface, and please chill out man, just remember, it's only the internet...
cliffey501
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why do find that so hard to believe? tinfoil has 2 sides the dull side absorbs heat the shiny side reflects heat.Tin foil is made to be an insulator thats why we using it for cooking not growing.My advice would be rip the tinfoil down wrap a potato with it (shiny side out) and BBQ.Then head to the hydro store and get some mylar or to the hardware store for some flat white paint,or black and white poly or an emergency blanket.
B2K
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I'm right there with ya man. I've been growing in a 1x2x2.5ft space and lined the walls with mylar the roof with tinfoil and I covered the soil with printer paper. The paper seems to work very well because the moisture can still leave the soil, the paper doesn't have an insulating effect on the heat of the soil, and it reflects a ton of light back up onto the plant! I'd suggest giving the printer paper a try it works really well.
