Very nice. That kind of hardware just isn't in the budget around these parts. Very nice work.Aye, DSLR but the macro lens isn't an ordinary macro lens......only Canon do one that goes that close.
The first pic I posted there was that lens fully "zoomed" out and the second pic was a crop from as close as it goes. Normal macro lenses only go as close as the first pic.
Yeah, this plant did well. Her genetics deserves the credit. All I did was give her a chance to be her best.From one 14 inch tall plant, that is quite a success!! How did you make your hash?
She sprouted 4 days after being planted. I always plant directly into the pot that the plant will grow in. So, she was placed in a 7gal cloth pot at about 1/2inch into the soil. Kept the soil damp and covered with a wide-mouth, plastic, quart-size jar until she was a few days old. She had a little trouble shedding the seed case, but after that she took off.
Definitely intend to do that, Bro
I had a 300W GalaxyHydro LED overhead at about 1ft above the plant. Supplemented with four 4W LED bulbs at the four corners of my tent to give the under-canopy some extra light. Added a 25W UVb florescent for reptile terrariums above the main LED to boost the ultraviolet spectrum during flower .. Those LEDs really made it easy to keep a stable temperature in the tent, and the plant seemed to thrive too.
Did somebody mention trich shots?
My White Widow Auto at, I think, day 187.
Been giving her just plain water for a couple of days. Few more days of plain water then harvest?
A reversed 50mm f/1.8 and some extension tubes should work pretty well for the same kind of shots. The ease of use of the Canon lens isn't such a big deal when you're in a nice dry grow room and the subject isn't moving.Cheers bud.....hope I'm not tempting you to join the dark side
Yeah, this plant did well. Her genetics deserves the credit. All I did was give her a chance to be her best.
The hash is just old fashioned water hash. I left the trimmings, and the lower buds in the freezer for a couple days. Then put them in a 220 micron 5gal washing bag (only lets anything under 220 microns through), along with five lbs of ice in the bag. Then put that in a 5gal washing machine with another 5lbs of ice, and filled with cold rocky mountain spring water (sort of). Ran three ten minute cycles. After each cycle, strained through five bags (220mic to 64mic). Interesting texture (not so oily). I like it as a topping in bowls of ground bud.
