pushlimits
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Hello ladies and gentlemen. I've been a member here for a short time and I feel ready to share my latest journal with this fine community. I am a card holder, patient and a caregiver to a very ill person, so quality is absolutely paramount. Roughly 1/32nd of each harvest is for me but we are both very happy. One more patient is on there way, so it's time to push the limits of what we can achieve.
I am constantly changing my setup I feel experience and experimentation are vital to the continuing development of a grower. No two grows of mine are ever the same. (risky but necessary to learning) So stay tuned, and look out for future Pushing Limits- numbered Journals. Welcome to volume # 1.
Skip to dots if not interested in introduction.
Notice- I don't exactly have what some might call a green thumb. I am a much better engineer then a gardener. Although some of you may be intrigued with my construction, few of you will be impressed with my gardening skills. If anyone has straight up gardening tips (pertinent to my grow) I would be very grateful.
I'm probably just being hard on myself because I've created fantastic meds for a suffering family member and I- for almost a decade. But when I see some of you growers on here, I just can't compete! I guess I just don't have that magic.
Efficient, organized, clean. I try my hardest to make my garden live by these rules. I would love some input. I may be chasing my tail but I never stop looking for newer and better ways! Not to mention I have still my day job.
In the interest of emulating good print media (the ones that are still worth a shit, and don't lie), I will make a feeble attempt to dramatize, draw out, and (hopefully) keep people interested through the means of "updates". (too bad there's no babes in bikinis- then I'd get viewers) and like all good publications I will not give away all my information, -yet- I will record this in a strictly accurate and scientific manner, with as much detail to assist in future growers, feel free to ask questions. please don't mind my nerdy humor- your just gonna have to bear with me. dun dun da dun da daaaa--
Enough Gab, Let's check it out
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These plants are Lemon Skunk, a delicious strain, but a poor yeilder, sacrifice right? I cut them from there mother about 20 days ago (give or take.) I like to force this strain relatively early, because it likes to Stretch! This cycle I'm using 600's and not my usual 1000's. So less penetration. keep 'em short. Try to anyway.
Flowering Room overview- 2x600 watt hps, 24-3.1gal pots- bla bla bla Here's a picture already-
I am constantly changing my setup I feel experience and experimentation are vital to the continuing development of a grower. No two grows of mine are ever the same. (risky but necessary to learning) So stay tuned, and look out for future Pushing Limits- numbered Journals. Welcome to volume # 1.
Skip to dots if not interested in introduction.
Notice- I don't exactly have what some might call a green thumb. I am a much better engineer then a gardener. Although some of you may be intrigued with my construction, few of you will be impressed with my gardening skills. If anyone has straight up gardening tips (pertinent to my grow) I would be very grateful.
I'm probably just being hard on myself because I've created fantastic meds for a suffering family member and I- for almost a decade. But when I see some of you growers on here, I just can't compete! I guess I just don't have that magic.
Efficient, organized, clean. I try my hardest to make my garden live by these rules. I would love some input. I may be chasing my tail but I never stop looking for newer and better ways! Not to mention I have still my day job.
In the interest of emulating good print media (the ones that are still worth a shit, and don't lie), I will make a feeble attempt to dramatize, draw out, and (hopefully) keep people interested through the means of "updates". (too bad there's no babes in bikinis- then I'd get viewers) and like all good publications I will not give away all my information, -yet- I will record this in a strictly accurate and scientific manner, with as much detail to assist in future growers, feel free to ask questions. please don't mind my nerdy humor- your just gonna have to bear with me. dun dun da dun da daaaa--
Enough Gab, Let's check it out
......................................................................................
These plants are Lemon Skunk, a delicious strain, but a poor yeilder, sacrifice right? I cut them from there mother about 20 days ago (give or take.) I like to force this strain relatively early, because it likes to Stretch! This cycle I'm using 600's and not my usual 1000's. So less penetration. keep 'em short. Try to anyway.
Flowering Room overview- 2x600 watt hps, 24-3.1gal pots- bla bla bla Here's a picture already-