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Harvest Large Herb Lounge
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Everything looks so nice!!! I used to run a pheno of Barney's LSD that was a trich factory, and it was a wicked stinker too. Only 1 seed that produced that pheno, out of a whole pack.
There's a whole other garden I haven't shown yet..I'll get some pics today.
This one is pretty frosty, not as frosty as the snow dawg or gg4. I recently met a dude who's family has a bunch of cuts that are all keepers, some are better than others, but everything is frosty and grows well. I got the Barney's LSD from them.
Looks like you have put a lot of effort into the grow. Love the layout and strains youre working with. Very
nice!
nice!
Thanx trichosaurus
The last two days I have spent primarily doing Ydd and trellising outside.
What is YDD you may ask, it is removing yellow dead and dying leafs. One plant actually fell over and snapped a branch off so we have to make a splint and a tether ball like suspension system to hold them up.
This is a different garden from the one previously shown, been having some late season difficulties with the "investor" but that is pretty standard in our industry lol. Just trying g to get through the season out here.
There is also a row of plant that didn't get started till nearly August as clones.... They are still pulling through
Here is another plant outside
Found some interesting eggs while cleaning up the smaller row of plants, my guess is cucumber beetles. I also saw these eggs at my other outdoor...
Damn nature, you scary!
The last two days I have spent primarily doing Ydd and trellising outside.
What is YDD you may ask, it is removing yellow dead and dying leafs. One plant actually fell over and snapped a branch off so we have to make a splint and a tether ball like suspension system to hold them up.
This is a different garden from the one previously shown, been having some late season difficulties with the "investor" but that is pretty standard in our industry lol. Just trying g to get through the season out here.
There is also a row of plant that didn't get started till nearly August as clones.... They are still pulling through
Here is another plant outside
Found some interesting eggs while cleaning up the smaller row of plants, my guess is cucumber beetles. I also saw these eggs at my other outdoor...
Damn nature, you scary!
Here are some veg plants...notice the swirskiis satchets.....get swirskiis on the monthly and you won't get broads or russest. It's affordable and saves ya the hassle of spraying nasty shit. Quarantine for new genetics is a must these days.
Below are some of the next plants to go into the 5k vert room.
Platinum nugs a week apart from each other in the perpetual vert. They have a distinct sea urchin like formation.
Snow dog frosting up like a boss.
This is the plant from the nug pic above.
It came labeled as KRYPTONITE. ..it's Gooey though. Unmistakably the norcal goo.
It came labeled as KRYPTONITE. ..it's Gooey though. Unmistakably the norcal goo.
6 day difference between pics, the floro has been on 24 7 while the 1ks are only on for 12 hour. They will veg faster imo with some dark cycle, just havent had time to put it on a timer.
Pulled down some platinums and sno dog, I think the platinums went a bit longer than they should as they werent as stinky as they were last week. Im sure the smell will come right back out though through the dry and cure. The snow dog was on point though.
My buddy whos grown this cut for 10 years has never seen it this purple.
Platinum..
Snodog
My buddy whos grown this cut for 10 years has never seen it this purple.
Platinum..
Snodog
are those vents near the floor to the other room?
Spent most of the day figuring out how to blow in insulation.....learned a few things
First the hose got plugged by the insulation being too dense.
The shop vac helped that problem. We used the vac from either end of the hose and slowly sucked all insulation out of the hose.
Next the blower has variable speed. I set it to 100 orginially. Dialing it back to 20 seems to be the sweet spot for our application.
Thirdly having multiple holes in a stud Bay seems to be the best as it let's air out as the volume is being displaced by fiberglass.
Fourth is the angle of which the hose is situated in the hole...the more the hose is facinf down the better...tomorrow I will be getting a pvc street elbow to assist in the application.
5th is when the insulation is too dense in the line it won't fall down the stud Bay and backs up and "overfills".. blowing the contents of the hose back into the hopper helps because the insulation goes back through the agitator.
First the hose got plugged by the insulation being too dense.
The shop vac helped that problem. We used the vac from either end of the hose and slowly sucked all insulation out of the hose.
Next the blower has variable speed. I set it to 100 orginially. Dialing it back to 20 seems to be the sweet spot for our application.
Thirdly having multiple holes in a stud Bay seems to be the best as it let's air out as the volume is being displaced by fiberglass.
Fourth is the angle of which the hose is situated in the hole...the more the hose is facinf down the better...tomorrow I will be getting a pvc street elbow to assist in the application.
5th is when the insulation is too dense in the line it won't fall down the stud Bay and backs up and "overfills".. blowing the contents of the hose back into the hopper helps because the insulation goes back through the agitator.
nifty! are the lightproof vents your gadget, or can they be purchased?
