First CFL Grow - Help appreciated

greenzebra

greenzebra

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Looks fantastic bro, I'm always impressed with your grows. Is this all six plants? Interested to see how your yield will turn out :)
 
Gastanker

Gastanker

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greenzebra said:
Looks fantastic bro, I'm always impressed with your grows. Is this all six plants? Interested to see how your yield will turn out :)
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Yeah im real interested to see how I yield out as well. That's all 6 plants but there is no one picture with them all in it. the first two of the bottom 3 pics each show half of the plants. (those two pics together show them all) Again sorry for such shitty pics.

Thanks for stopping by!
 
Gastanker

Gastanker

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KolorBlind said:
Looking amazing Tanker!! You never cease to amaze me man!

KB
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Nice to see you stopping by old friend.

Plants are still drying. They are taking forever! Friends plants in the same room cut a few days later are already jared up and partially smoked but I take this as a good sign. Super dank bud. I sampled the first plant I cut today and its nutty. Just dry enough to burn in a joint and already its the kinda pot that makes u sit down. Literally I had to take a knee on the street and afterwards I was walking funny. Couldn't be happier. Only complaint is that it's too sticky. Trimmed 1/4 of it and had to use 3 different trimmers before I gave up.

Lets hope the other five plants are just as dank and Ill be blissful for months.

PS - I def encourage UV supplimentation.
 
Gastanker

Gastanker

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2much said:
i didnt see any fans, ventilation is important
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Fans in the drying room? Look at the second to last pic and you should see a large ceiling fan that is being kept on 24/7

In the closet I had a 60 CFM exhaust fan as well as a large circulating fan in the bottom of the closet pointed up at the bottom of the canopy. Yesterday I bucked all of the plants and put them on screens which should hopefully help. The stems on these were pretty thick due to all of the kinks caused by me weaving them into the screens.

I really should have just left them to dry in the closet I grew them in. the 60 CFM fan is filtering the space every 30 seconds and it would be nice and dark with a stable temperature. But right now it's raining hardcore where I live and I don't really trust the trailer I was growing in to be water tight. And the room they are in is kept with lights off, receives no direct light, and at this time of year is never exceeding 65f but probably closer to 50-60. Perhaps just a touch on the cool side?

But let me know if you think I should add another circulating fan to the drying room.
 
twistedentities

twistedentities

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hey tanker! its been a while since ive checked up on ya! looks like mother green is treating you well. been a long ways from the crib, eh?
 
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