a senile fungus
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https://www.rollitup.org/index.php?posts/11119631
24" to grow from top of soil, 8" tall 8wks in
https://www.rollitup.org/index.php?posts/11259278
Flowering light cycle questions
Light Fuse and get away!!!
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24" to grow from top of soil, 8" tall 8wks in
https://www.rollitup.org/index.php?posts/11259278
Flowering light cycle questions
Soulkipper
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flowering light cycles indoor are controlled.. outdoors are wild and change daily... how hard is that question in that head of yours senile fungus??
no comment on the other post. It's gone well for 9 cents a day.
WHY WOULD YOU HIJACK SOMEONES' THREAD FOR THAT THOUGH?
no comment on the other post. It's gone well for 9 cents a day.
WHY WOULD YOU HIJACK SOMEONES' THREAD FOR THAT THOUGH?
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Alienwidow
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wow, you don't know shit. soap? really? soap....wow. all soap does for thrips is make them cleaner. and fungus gnats? soap too huh?
a senile fungus
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Sea-of-Green: Grams per inch thread
https://www.rollitup.org/t/sea-of-green-grams-per-inch-thread.845545/#post-10909584
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Alienwidow
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ya, i just saw the thread you started about when to switch to flower. your like an expert on stuff huh?
oh legally, i figured out the hermi issue. i butchered a plant for clones and tossed it into flower the same day, too much stress i guess made it herm on me. it spit balls out all over. i thought i caught it in time but there were lots of sacs, one must have opened. hence the new sacs on the new stuff two weeks later.
lesson learned...... don't throw plants that haven't recovered into flower.
Soulkipper
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A for fun thread? Now I'm being complimented.. thanks.. Maybe I took the first one wrong also? but you have never complimented me in the past.. SO PLEASE STOP HIJACKING THE THREAD.
Yeah, you've never read a gardening book. Will a professional gardener please back that up?
Alienwidow
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ya no, ive sprayed thrips with soap. it doesn't work. nice try though.
Soulkipper
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Mine is doing just fine. It was not recently butchered.. had 2-4 weeks of recovery from any pruning or topping, and proper precautions were always taken.
I had a general idea of what the plant was about to do. You never really read the thread I feel. Maybe it should have been a journal; who knows. 50-100g would be nice from that plant. From the same plant without cutting for clones (6-8 clones were taken + pruning) in the future I'd expect 150-250g/plant in 24-26" tall from the top of the soil in a relatively tight area of about 1 square foot and some plant training.
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Soulkipper
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You spray the soil... Soap kills living organisms.. That is why we use it to clean our bodies. It literally strips away the skin/life until it is dead.
Read up on things... This is sort of like medicine.
P.S.
The point of my argument is the fact this man is growing for medical patients and is way off on tons of things. I really don't want to see people follow the lead of this guy who will expect suffering patients to pay for all of this, when $2,000 could have supported a patient with 50-100kg of any genetic brand of reefer grown in their own space in only a few years (*way faster than needed).
365 days in a year.. 52 weeks. 8-10 weeks of flowering = 6.5 (12-13) or 5(10) harvests. (one room half-power or 100% on)
clones and/or a mother plant are very cheap to power.
etc.. etc.. People treating this plant special when its getting legalized are in for some very heartbroken days. Farmers have always been paid pennies for crops.. even today.
Doesn't anyone read "High Times"? A TON is covered in that magazine.
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Alienwidow
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oh thats good, how many hundred do you have?
Alienwidow
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no, wrong.
WeekendSupervisor
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You're out of your element.
Now run along while the adults talk. No one invited your amateur/sock puppet critique.
WeekendSupervisor
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While I'm here out of my element posting anyway, what kind of controllers and monitoring systems are you running? Very impressive grand scale sir.
Alienwidow
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well the point of your argument is pointed in the wrong direction. I'm pretty sure this isn't a medical grow. I'm thinking more along the lines of a state regulated grow. now go annoy someone else.
Soulkipper
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lol, in the mean time this man attempts to chase down flying life forms and cause more harm than good.. awesome.
A) When you're using pesticides you must take extra precautions each time you cross those lines.. soap is relatively safe to consume.
B) Sometimes pesticides are required (location, location, location) Which is what I stressed.
From what they said it's all mandatory that this entire building be equipped by professional contractors.. This is a very intriguing question.
Alienwidow
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wow you must be high. your not making any sense at all. and your obviously an idiot. what does state regulated mean to you? actually never mind, just gtfo.
Sire Killem All
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this is confusing, kills organisms, yet can eat....
Soulkipper
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In my humble opinion.. If it is in the US.. which it sounds like it is.. Look into regulations federally. Or use RIU like the club that it is. Or join a more broad club. Or get a GREAT nights' sleep and pour a HUGE cup of coffee and good luck reading your own thread.. lol & I apologize for all involved since letting this drag on as long as it has is wowzer.
Also, by-law is what state regulation means. I'm not sure what post or whose post that was directed towards.. please clarify because you're the only one that mentioned it.
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Soulkipper
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never had soap in your eye? it caused a reaction and your body recovered... not the best example.
it'll give you some diarrhea if you consume more than just a taste. I'm not sure how much more it takes and commend you to not test this on anything or anyone intentionally.
it's not toxic though..
you mix soap in water (look up how much) and spray the soil. (Do these bugs grow in other grow mediums? I've never heard of it.)
1. (Most) flying things cannot fly wet and also suffocate under water.
2. (Soap/water) the soap WILL kill the eggs and should kill the insects themselves if halting reproduction isn't enough. They only live a couple days.
3. I was just sharing a well known solution, and all was meant to possibly save the user money considering they're probably already killing off everything in and around the building before they start from the sounds of it -- which may just as well rendered my initiation or comment moot or to be taken passively.
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