Darkscotia Apprentices - Passion#1 Perfect Sun COB/8COB Citizen K

Re: Darkscotia Apprentices Doc Bud Amnesia Lemon/Passion#1 Perfect Sun COB/8COB Citiz

Darkscotia said:
Honestly haven't had many problems. The pcb board originally went now these other 2 black led.
No you can't between 3000k and 3500k when ordering the ps cob. I ordered 8 citizen cob kit and chose to with 3000k due to planned on only using them for bloom.
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I guess you're right and it's under warranty so I'm sure it won't be a problem getting it fixed. ✌️
 
What everything looks like before lights out. If these don't pop will be my first strike out in my career.
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They'll pop. I've had a few take a week to 10 days and just as I was about to give up on them...pop! I've had some fail on me too, but at this point I really attribute it to questionable seeds.
 
:thumb: I've had my first of six break ground,
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It is Lambo, they were in ground about six hrs after yours. I had the seeds in water a few hours until Doc said no to doing it that way, that it could start water roots. These are clones of sugar plum next to the new arrival.
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they have been in Docs soil a couple of weeks and have made a wonderful comeback since their arrival.:Namaste:
 
Governmentchz said:
They'll pop. I've had a few take a week to 10 days and just as I was about to give up on them...pop! I've had some fail on me too, but at this point I really attribute it to questionable seeds.
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Mine normally taken 3-5 days to pop but that was under my old way. 12-24 hrs in water then paper towel for 2-3 days then off to soil for the rest of life

dynamo1 said:
:thumb: I've had my first of six break ground,
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It is Lambo, they were in ground about six hrs after yours. I had the seeds in water a few hours until Doc said no to doing it that way, that it could start water roots. These are clones of sugar plum next to the new arrival.
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they have been in Docs soil a couple of weeks and have made a wonderful comeback since their arrival.:Namaste:
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You have yourself a beautiful baby
 
Darkscotia said:
What everything looks like before lights out. If these don't pop will be my first strike out in my career.
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Be patient, they'll come up. We wants roots, not foliage.....the tap root will be properly anchored, colonized and 4 to inches long before they break ground.

Be patient. Fast isn't always best.
 
Still nothing as of yet. This waiting game extremely sucks. Will be making a trip to store tomorrow to grab something else just in case lol. Got a few seeds here but there expensive ones I dont want to screw those up lol.
 
Darkscotia said:
Still nothing as of yet. This waiting game extremely sucks. Will be making a trip to store tomorrow to grab something else just in case lol. Got a few seeds here but there expensive ones I dont want to screw those up lol.
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Patience patience.... gotta have some patience man. As Buck said, if they are good seeds they'll come up for sure. The last two I planted took a while to come up.. one came up almost 5 days before the other... Don't worry, all is good!
 
Hey doc when i do drenchs I notice I don't get that much bubbling action when dunking pots. After watching your videos I started to wonder if I was doing something wrong. I try to mimic exactly what you do in the video just not as much action lol. Any recommendations
 
dajerm119 said:
Patience patience.... gotta have some patience man. As Buck said, if they are good seeds they'll come up for sure. The last two I planted took a while to come up.. one came up almost 5 days before the other... Don't worry, all is good!
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Yeah I'm going to start some new ones tomorrow anyway just in case these don't come up. What's the worst case I'll have to many plants. No such thing.
 
Darkscotia said:
Hey doc when i do drenchs I notice I don't get that much bubbling action when dunking pots. After watching your videos I started to wonder if I was doing something wrong. I try to mimic exactly what you do in the video just not as much action lol. Any recommendations
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I've noticed this too from time to time. I have been dunking all my small plants when most are bone dry, but there is always a few that are not quite bone dry. Those are the ones that do not bubble, they seem to drink slower than the others. Well those are the ones that are exhibiting overwatering stress now..doh!

I need to water each plant when it is ready, or do Docs little trick, pour small amounts of water on the dry ones till the slow ones catch up.

Not sure if you are having the same problem
 
DopyLemontree said:
I've noticed this too from time to time. I have been dunking all my small plants when most are bone dry, but there is always a few that are not quite bone dry. Those are the ones that do not bubble, they seem to drink slower than the others. Well those are the ones that are exhibiting overwatering stress now..doh!

I need to water each plant when it is ready, or do Docs little trick, pour small amounts of water on the dry ones till the slow ones catch up.

Not sure if you are having the same problem
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I may be having same problem. All girls were very light to lift and all had a good wilt to them. I did do docs trick in the middle of drenchs as well as some were drying quicker then others. I was thinking maybe it was the way I pour the water down the top. Maybe wasn't doing it at right time causing very few air bubbles.
 
Darkscotia said:
I may be having same problem. All girls were very light to lift and all had a good wilt to them. I did do docs trick in the middle of drenchs as well as some were drying quicker then others. I was thinking maybe it was the way I pour the water down the top. Maybe wasn't doing it at right time causing very few air bubbles.
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I see the most bubbles when I top pour as I'm dunking, at the same time. When I do this, If I see no bubbles I conclude that there was no air/oxygen in the soil to get pushed out by the dunk water, and I did not let it dry out enough. But, there must be standing, freshly poured water on top to see the bubbles, if you don't have that, there could still be an exchange of air to water going on, you just won't visibly see it.

It seems I need a constant reminder of just what a bone dry container feels like. Just the other night I filled up a 1 gal pot with dry soil, sealed it with tape, and I keep it to compare with the others.

I need more experience with the 1 gal pots, the big pots are easy.
 
Nearly bone dry gentlemen. Not complete lack of water, nearly there.

Don't know if mine have come up yet, but I'm not worried.
 
Buckshot317 said:
I'm gonna pop a couple today, just don't know what to grow. Probably be jelly breath and some sort of testers from inhouse genetics. I have a seed problem now
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I used to have a seed problem as well. Was probably sitting on close to $3000-$4000 in seeds alone lol. I've since lost that habit and have slowed down on buying. I hate ordering from internet lol.
 
I'm slowing down now, I think I have a wide enough variety. I'm just worried that won't be able to get all these genetics so easily in future. When the big pharma and tobacco companies get involved everything will go back to prohibition. It's coming, there won't be any little farmers, you'll have to buy mediocre crap. Too many billions to be made, we're about to go backwards 20 years
 
Buckshot317 said:
I'm slowing down now, I think I have a wide enough variety. I'm just worried that won't be able to get all these genetics so easily in future. When the big pharma and tobacco companies get involved everything will go back to prohibition. It's coming, there won't be any little farmers, you'll have to buy mediocre crap. Too many billions to be made, we're about to go backwards 20 years
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So so sad... but so true. Not looking
Forward to it. Also not looking forward to the future as a small business owner, if they pass that damn tax plan.
 
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