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This was one of my favorites. Could rip first thing in the a.m. and be clear and on point. I conserved this for when I needed to get something done and lacked motivation. Definitely didn’t achieve full potential but man was this stuff great. Twenty20 I’ve found to be pretty stable on all their...

My blue dream from this year is a little heady. I take it lightly.

RH does fluctuate a bit and hanging on the low side. 2 plants in “city picker” SIPs with build a soil blend from my local shop under MH SP3000. Both are Spice Girl fems and separate seeds and BOTH look exactly the same showing the same curling. I had the light pretty close to the top around...

79 deg and 54% right now.

What were your observations? My edges on my upper leafs are curling but everything under looks good. Everything is a nice green. I raised my light and turned it down to see if they react.

I’d let your first plant just grow out. Clean up larf as ya go. Something I wish I did on my first plant. You transplanted not that long ago as I remember from your other post. So just chill for a couple weeks and get to learning the weight of your pot. That’s about all u can physically do rn...

Prolly just working on its roots before she takes off.

Totally agree. I’m just thinking of small home growers that don’t care about seed production. I like variety myself anyways. Also if the home grower can yield enough off a couple plants for a whole year after spending a lot of time and money trying to be successful that’s huge. I want anybody...

Yea but if you want sinsemilla who cares. Also not as much risk of inadvertently having a pollinated crop bc of pollinators. Some breeders are already selling Triploid seeds. I’m very curious and excited to try them for myself.

Triploids can be a good thing. Only if it’s favorable. Eventually id imagine they’ll rule the market (not a replacement) but when you favorable treats are isolated the grower and user reap the benefits. Much like your common vegetables.

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Thanks. They’re growing quick. Not counting the first node with single blade leaf they’re working on their fourth node in 21 days. Slightly different phenos but so far they’re neck and neck. Yea Home Depot did have them. I bought em a few years back and used them 2-3 times. I wanna make some...

I honestly was going to mention to buy anybody’s equipment at your local “hydro” store. Usually just as good as any deals you find online and if u have an issue so much easier to deal with. I had a good experience with their customer service when my first cloudforge wasn’t working right. Luckily...

It is convenient that’s for sure. I like the little books that come with their products lol Makes you want more shiny things to optimize your environment and experience bongsmilie

You’re totally right. Something I’ve should’ve done by now but haven’t for no good reason. Same with a dedicated panel. Not that I am pushing any limits but peace of mind is just that.

In a perfect world I’d feel the only time your exhaust should come on is to exchange the air rather than come on when limits are exceeded. I say this bc it’s wasteful to exhaust the climate you’re trying to create. Which is what I’m currently doing :wall:

Yea the pro is the difference maker. The onboard panel of the humidifier itself is what I’m working with since my controller (Old 67 model) is now basically obsolete bc it has no WiFi. I’d imagine they prolly have an adapter tho. That 79 pro looks tits. I’ll have to grab one of them for Christmas

My humidifier doesn’t shutoff at the set. I can set my low target at 45 and it’s still 70% in there. I really hate exhausting out my climate if I don’t have to. Would an humidity controller inkbird combat this? I think I have the cloudforge 3. My oil radiant jobber does amazing on a inkbird and...

Transplant Day! :weed: