Growing secrets from badass growers
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NewGrowth
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No its all that pixie dust he spreads on the soil. Fdd always keeps fairys and leprocauns in captivity.
Damn fdd I told your secret don't send your squad of highly trained Zen ningas after me!
Yeah I forgot to mention that too, Fdd is a pretty powerful ganja wizard, level 90 right stoney?
laughyaffy
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oh yeah, the THREAD QUESTION... Don't over water your seedings. Put them in 16 once cups to begin with. These dry ot faster, but give enough room for good root growth. DON'T FERTILIZE SEEDLINGS! it won't make em grow faster, but will take them to the end of the life cycle faster.
hey pinkus i read that mrhowardmarks reccomends using
My seedling mix;
50% perlite
40% sphagnum moss
10% peat moss
now, once they get into the vegetative cycle is that when you would want to transfer them into something like fox farm ocean forest soil? i see that you recommend using the 16 oz cups. if i were doing a SOG grow would i wait until 12/12 to transfer to something like a 3 gallon pot or should i do that sooner? thanks
OregonMeds
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I've never had any of those things before, no nail infection or anything, so was really suprised to finally have this trouble.lol. sorry, but thats only for the hubby to see.
omg, ringworm sucks. I've never had it, but my sister
did, and I was scared to touch her. lol. I kinda felt bad,
but then again I was like eh, I don't wanna get infected.
Yea at first I just broke out with what seemed to be a typical very minor rash in areas, didn't look at all like ringworm, in fact nobody could even see anything wrong even my doc and I think he wondered if it was for real or all in my head the way it looked to him like I was scratching at nothing.
Well, then I finally got one typical ringworm 2" sized bright red dot in the middle of my forehead like a huge fucking bullseye, woke up to that one moring out of the blue and about shit myself.
At least being snowed in timed itself right so I don't have to do any going out in public.
SayWord
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heres one:
during the first couple weeks of flowering search your plants for every possible bud spot and do your best to tie branches down and fold leaves behind eachother to unblock any light. this will allow maximum exposure to all ur budsites. six to eight weeks later all those little sites u helped will be colas
during the first couple weeks of flowering search your plants for every possible bud spot and do your best to tie branches down and fold leaves behind eachother to unblock any light. this will allow maximum exposure to all ur budsites. six to eight weeks later all those little sites u helped will be colas
ramblerpimp209
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once a secret is revealed it is no longer a secret..
so shouldn't the thread be called something else?
"grower confessions" or some shit.
so shouldn't the thread be called something else?
"grower confessions" or some shit.
OregonMeds
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This is a myth, leaves provide the growing power buds don't. Completely counterproductive.
sadly yes , I'm still thinking on what strain I wanna order so I have 0 experince and don't plan on asking any new people any time soon for helpits amazing how much bad info is around
lol , what people think that's a secret might not even be oneGrowing secrets from badass growers?
Should title it
"No secrets from assholes "
LOL
bigt8r
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I got three tips out of that last post by GrowTech -
1) Use high quality anchors or the studs for mounting a light-mover (I personally prefer joists and studs when mounting anything to the ceiling, they'll support pretty much anything with the right size screw);
2) Your lights will stay nice and cool if you vent AC air through them;
3) Spend the money on a proper electrical mounting box and the proper sized stress relief clamps for that box and your gauge of wire, and mount the box to a stud or ceiling joist, use the correct size wire nuts for that gauge, and assemble everything, clamping the stress clamps down, so that nothing comes apart and you don't risk getting zapped.
1) Use high quality anchors or the studs for mounting a light-mover (I personally prefer joists and studs when mounting anything to the ceiling, they'll support pretty much anything with the right size screw);
2) Your lights will stay nice and cool if you vent AC air through them;
3) Spend the money on a proper electrical mounting box and the proper sized stress relief clamps for that box and your gauge of wire, and mount the box to a stud or ceiling joist, use the correct size wire nuts for that gauge, and assemble everything, clamping the stress clamps down, so that nothing comes apart and you don't risk getting zapped.
I got three tips out of that last post by GrowTech -
1) Use high quality anchors or the studs for mounting a light-mover (I personally prefer joists and studs when mounting anything to the ceiling, they'll support pretty much anything with the right size screw);
2) Your lights will stay nice and cool if you vent AC air through them;
3) Spend the money on a proper electrical mounting box and the proper sized stress relief clamps for that box and your gauge of wire, and mount the box to a stud or ceiling joist, use the correct size wire nuts for that gauge, and assemble everything, clamping the stress clamps down, so that nothing comes apart and you don't risk getting zapped.
these aren't secrets, just common sense.
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SayWord
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ur saying not to open up the bud sites to light? that it doesnt matter if the leaves are covering the sites cuz they produce the photosynthesis that makes the budsites grow?