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40 Acres of Freedom
- Thread starter Bud-Boy
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Really interesting thread... Have you thought about using rooting hormone powder? It works better than those gels.
Are you planning on clearing out some of the grass and scrub?
How are you planning on controlling the mud?
Lot's of neat stuff!
Best of luck!
R.Fortune
Are you planning on clearing out some of the grass and scrub?
How are you planning on controlling the mud?
Lot's of neat stuff!
Best of luck!
R.Fortune
Hey BudBoy, Nice thread. Great job putting in all that work on the property.
That road you posted looks familiar
and that rasta is a nice guy...hehe
Good luck with everything this year, ill be following this thread for sure.
That road you posted looks familiar
and that rasta is a nice guy...heheGood luck with everything this year, ill be following this thread for sure.
Soooooo
Second and final guess at my issue is the temps.
Im pretty accustomed to our low 40s temps
They did look good during our spring like weather
I dont think they appreciate the slight warming trend as i do
I think its rarely upper 60 s in that room
THIS could also be the
Or. "A" factor
Tday i will go for environmental stability in that veg room
Plus the fresh water is in the 30 s
Think i need to set out water to warm instead of dissapate chlorine as i used to
Thermostats, exhaust,
Always a learning curve in a new area
I was thinkin goin au nat u ral would be a cake walk
Always maintain
Second and final guess at my issue is the temps.
Im pretty accustomed to our low 40s temps
They did look good during our spring like weather
I dont think they appreciate the slight warming trend as i do
I think its rarely upper 60 s in that room
THIS could also be the
Or. "A" factor
Tday i will go for environmental stability in that veg room
Plus the fresh water is in the 30 s
Think i need to set out water to warm instead of dissapate chlorine as i used to
Thermostats, exhaust,
Always a learning curve in a new area
I was thinkin goin au nat u ral would be a cake walk
Always maintain
J
JimmyRow
I hear ya learning curve...nasty reality. Good luck
Really interesting thread... Have you thought about using rooting hormone powder? It works better than those gels.
got a product reference?
Ive used clonex for years
I didnt like the powders w anti-fungal, which is the only reson I tried them long ago
Ganj is a weed thats sooo easy to root w moisture
One of these days i will do a row in my trays w out
Or the whole tray, i dont really trip on havin it any more
As long as i have my "system"
Are you planning on clearing out some of the grass and scrub?
How are you planning on controlling the mud?
no mud control, this is DG
It drains well
Not sure where u are referring
The property in general?
It's about as developed as we are going to do
The gardens area is less industrial looking than lots of others ive worked and see
Well the lower one is
The upper is a little row croppy
I dont expose alot of the identifying personal areas.
Lot's of neat stuff!
Best of luck!
R.Fortune
I was referring to the dirt around the greenhouse. I would spread gravel out around it if I could... no knock on your set-up. You have a wonderful thread going.
I got my rooting powder from casa de pot. For whatever it's worth.
I heard OG's can be hard to clone.
Learning through trial and error makes you better.
Would love the opportunity that you have.
R.Fortune
I got my rooting powder from casa de pot. For whatever it's worth.
I heard OG's can be hard to clone.
Learning through trial and error makes you better.
Would love the opportunity that you have.
R.Fortune
V
Veg N Out
Check out the worm soil factory near the dump off 99, they are putting a new mix outnfor 2013 tnat will blow away everything
Veg N Out
I use that n tea EXCLUSIVELY
This will be year 7 w them
Never had a bad batch
I'm not psychotically analytical though
Just grows good plants
Good call though
Stay away from the other guy,similar name if you turn right ( coming out of the main town)
I'm excited to get a batch
6- 10 yards or so
His soil has ruined farms
I use that n tea EXCLUSIVELY
This will be year 7 w them
Never had a bad batch
I'm not psychotically analytical though
Just grows good plants
Good call though
Stay away from the other guy,similar name if you turn right ( coming out of the main town)
I'm excited to get a batch
6- 10 yards or so
His soil has ruined farms
Okay
Day 3 came n went for the clones
Day 3 I take the lid off during the morning visit to refresh the dead air
the open them vents half way and put it back on
this removal happens several times during the day
rests with the lid on for the evening
today- lid off for the day once the hps kicks off at 10am, (4 bulb t5 stays on all the time) spray occasionally to coax them up
this was them just befor I put the lid back on tonight
they look great
well
as good as they did when they went in
and thats all I can ask for at this point w them
tomorrow, we go all day no lid, reduce misting let em really push out them feeders
Day 3 came n went for the clones
Day 3 I take the lid off during the morning visit to refresh the dead air
the open them vents half way and put it back on
this removal happens several times during the day
rests with the lid on for the evening
today- lid off for the day once the hps kicks off at 10am, (4 bulb t5 stays on all the time) spray occasionally to coax them up
this was them just befor I put the lid back on tonight
they look great
well
as good as they did when they went in
and thats all I can ask for at this point w them
tomorrow, we go all day no lid, reduce misting let em really push out them feeders
So its really not a freak pH thing going on here
as Im standing there in my shorts n hoodie theorizing about the pH
My cohorts are pointing out its 38 and I am in shorts so Im probably am not the best judge of "comfortable" temps
And I think theyre right
the males are outside and look better, but their pots warm up in the day
that room can get pretty basementy in there
I think their roots hit a period of not warming up even during their light cycle
Tested the h20 plain and w nutes, its plenty in range
Im only using 1TB of gen organics grow in 5 gal
occasionally the squid mash too
cold roots
dumbass.....
Yellowish, but doing better with the light staying on all night, off in the day, door wide open facing south
they did look their best when I was taking em out every day
as Im standing there in my shorts n hoodie theorizing about the pH
My cohorts are pointing out its 38 and I am in shorts so Im probably am not the best judge of "comfortable" temps
And I think theyre right
the males are outside and look better, but their pots warm up in the day
that room can get pretty basementy in there
I think their roots hit a period of not warming up even during their light cycle
Tested the h20 plain and w nutes, its plenty in range
Im only using 1TB of gen organics grow in 5 gal
occasionally the squid mash too
cold roots
dumbass.....
Yellowish, but doing better with the light staying on all night, off in the day, door wide open facing south
they did look their best when I was taking em out every day
