BB Hopes To Go Perpetual With New Strains

Very nice growth BB! Beautiful babies!
 
Well I gone and done it now.

All the kids are Fluxing, so I joined in with Calamity Jane (Northern Lights)

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Nice one my friend, welcome to the 420 fluxing revolution! :) Just holla at me anytime on my thread buddy! Best of fluxing luck to you :)
 
You got her in the correct spot :) Good job! Now wait for the two new shoots either side of the topping scar to form, as they will be the flux arms. Once you see that you have these two new points of growth then remove the lower branch points. Just leave the foliage for a while to drive growth. Then once your flux arms have established themselves you can remove the lower foliage.
As for re potting yep you want her flux arms at the same level as the final pot rim level :)
 
well Flux you :rofl: Hope it turns out better than you hope for BB :thumb:
 
Hi King John

On average around 72°F and 50% rh during lights on.

I don't have any way of recording dark periods, but would think it very similar

to the ambient conditions in the room, as the grow tent/box are kept ventilated

24/7.

Edit: That would mean temps falling back to mid to low 60's
 
Brassic Brit said:
Just an observation,

What is it about that new quiet inline fan you set up 2 weeks ago

makes it sound like you're running a machine room from 50 paces through 4 walls

all of sudden ? I've got hypersensitive to the noise in my grow room. Anyone found

the same ?
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BB great info shares here, well done, i wish I could follow journals like some of the pro's here. I can't keep up. It was easy w my first journal in 2013, 8 months, 11 pages, 400 thumbs. I almost reached double digits for followers, I had 10 until I scared somebody away that posted/asked me something about milliliters per gallon. I don't mind learning from mistakes.

My metric problem was/is always just something to joke about, that's a half truth, you will see my wrath when I see that backwards "L" or "ml" in Fluxville.

I may have some auto questions for you soon.:high-five:

Best of Buds BB, hello LA, I stole your BoB salutation! :circle-of-love:

DOES JAGA COME HERE?
 
Hey Trichster

Thanks for stopping by.

Don't worry about keeping up, I find it real hard myself. It's almost a full time job

when your dedicated to keeping up with 100 journals. Not that I'm subbed to anything

like that many.

I still not sussed that backwards L you talk about.

I'm not your man for auto's. Paddys Garage takes care of mine :cheesygrinsmiley:

No seriously I've not grown them.

I think Jaga has stopped by, but it might have been on my other thread.
 
Thanks BB, you just made me feel better. lol.:high-five: I meant to comment on your fan noise,

all I can add there is I that the more money/higher quality brands (far from cheap $),

will last longer and be much quieter than a "budget" blower/fan.
 
Yeah I guess you're right.

Had to stick to the budget though on the whole set up.

It really isn't that noisy, just I'm paranoid the neighbors will

hear it through the party wall. It's on 24/7 and always seems louder at night.
 
The cheap ones that are a little noisy, will just get noisier until they die, especially when running 24/7. I had a nice quiet BRAUN that I could not kill (spared no expense, or I probably put it in a box that said $19.99) this was before cameras we're in all stores. I was a bad boy on occasion back then. Not proud of this, but it's true.:peace:
 
Yeah Dennise, I don't think I'll be splashing that kinda cash on a fan anytime soon.

Trichster has a point about longevity though. I will need something better than I got

now, somewhere down the road. I'm looking at building some kind of box for it along with

a DIY silencer, the airflow itself makes most of the noise.
 
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