Bugeye
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Thanks Butchy! Hope your new grow goes strong. I really love that Holy Grail!
Wish I had some advice for getting some space in your wife's gh, but happy wife = happy life, so just do what she says.
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Wish I had some advice for getting some space in your wife's gh, but happy wife = happy life, so just do what she says.
papapayne
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yea sativas also aren't known for being cold tolerant either. Prob a combo of low light and cold temps would equal airy buds on most sativas. I have grown gsc several times and don't get me wrong its good fire personally though I hate growing it. Low yield, mites and mold both love it, as well as bud worms. that's just my experience with it though. I have always missed out on growing la con. I've been wanting to for a while though.
as far as things for next year, anything that helps get it dialed in with as little room for failure as possible. I generally try to get automation going, be it something that regulates your greenhouse windows based on temps etc.
more room is always good though
I always try to make more room for me to lounge but inevidently stick more plants instead.
as far as things for next year, anything that helps get it dialed in with as little room for failure as possible. I generally try to get automation going, be it something that regulates your greenhouse windows based on temps etc.
more room is always good though
I always try to make more room for me to lounge but inevidently stick more plants instead.
pinkjackyle
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hope you will give a smoke report on the mekong , i know you saidit was hash bound , but perhaps pack a bowl or 2 thx.
Bugeye
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You got it!hope you will give a smoke report on the mekong , i know you saidit was hash bound , but perhaps pack a bowl or 2 thx.
Bugeye
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Yes, I think you are right on the sativas. Our cloudy August was unlike any August I can remember. I think that set my buds up a little stretchy and I didn't finish her strong enough. Toss in some cooler temps and it is what it is.yea sativas also aren't known for being cold tolerant either. Prob a combo of low light and cold temps would equal airy buds on most sativas. I have grown gsc several times and don't get me wrong its good fire personally though I hate growing it. Low yield, mites and mold both love it, as well as bud worms. that's just my experience with it though. I have always missed out on growing la con. I've been wanting to for a while though.
as far as things for next year, anything that helps get it dialed in with as little room for failure as possible. I generally try to get automation going, be it something that regulates your greenhouse windows based on temps etc.
more room is always good though
I'd like to get more automated windows for sure, I'm currently only running two low vents on the wax cartridges. The rest I reconfigured to have such a wide opening range that I'd need a different solution. No money to throw at that right now so up and down the hill I run.
pinkjackyle
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i hope im around long enuff to see the mekong , i just disagreed with admin. on a thread , we shall see .
looking good , a good puff will make you forget the sore hands.
looking good , a good puff will make you forget the sore hands.
Bugeye
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Just come back as someone else, I'll know you from your interest in mekong. LOL Hang in there! I think you'll be fine.
Bugeye
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Whatever size, they seem to fill. Nature abhors a vacuum.
Bugeye
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Congrats on getting done! Yeah, high humidity in late flower truly bites. 36 straight hours? Adderall? I'd need something like that to trim that long.
Posting some pics now?
Dr.Pecker
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I don't do pills. just good coffee and some hired help.
Bugeye
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That must have been some damn good coffee!
Dr.Pecker
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http://www.chagatea.org/ If you find some dont cut all of it off because it wont grow back. If you leave some it will heal and grow back but it takes years. Im sure you can order it on line.