well i am at a loss for words,,na,im never at a loss for words,,thank you very much,lots of friendly love from me to you and all,,,,Jackpieceofmyheart said:Jack is one of my favorite people at IC, love your posts man. I have to say on my list of people I would like to meet....you are on the top!
thanks,i dont have to worry bout the dew ,due to fact i start in feb and is done by next month,all so far to date has been just fine,thanks for the concern friend,,,,,motaco said:hehe. had to quit making my honey oil.
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jack I just thought I'd drop a tip by you though. I haven't been staying at IC too much lately, I found a forum I like alot better. caters to my ideals more.
one thing I learned over there that is really a good idea you might find useful.
I don't know how bad the morning dew is where you are but here in the south its like spraying your plants with the hose right before the humidity kicks in. THICK layer of dew in the morning because of our humidity and the sudden tempature change. Wreaks havoc because its a big source of mold on tighter buds during later flowering. and if you cover the plants with plastic they'll fog up just as bad or worse as as the dew.
alot of the growers there tie thin monofilament (fishing line) above the tops of their plants, and in the mornings before the dew hits they hang bedsheets so that they tent the plants. the sheets absorbs the perspiration that the plants make on their own, and the dew still forms on the top of it. once the dew point passes they remove the sheets. they say it helps keep down mold alot.
I know you got the green house but it appears to be open sided on some spots so I don't know how the dew affects you, or if you've had any mold problems. and you may have already heard that trick but it was new to me and I figured I'd lay it on ya if you were interested. food for thought.
anyway good to see everything growing and take care friend.
where,,u forgot to get high and load pic..ok,ok,ok,i see it nowmotaco said: