blackbeast
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Re: Gators' Cage
Lookin great gator keep it green and frosty white brother
Lookin great gator keep it green and frosty white brother
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I don't own a thermometer, it's easier to not stress over numbers if I don't know them
Wish I was photographer enough to save those flies, sure were pretty
Propa Gator;1103*** said:Yessir, they are dense enough to stop most light from escaping. I dropped the 'big' bulb down and expect good lower buddage while the PL 55s are taking care of business up top.
Daily growth is not obvious, but when I look at last weeks photos I see. Maybe three more weeks, from what I've heard. Trichs are not nearly as dense as PEs have been at this stage, but seem to be coming up.
I prop the doors open a bit when the lights are on. With the up-pointed fan, the temps in the green zone seem OK. Plants seem unstressed, green and healthy so whatever the temps actually are must be good enough. I don't own a thermometer, it's easier to not stress over numbers if I don't know them
I had an unwelcome encampment of beautiful irradiant flies in the cage, loving the new lights. 6 or 8 big ones. Can't swing a fly swatter in there, so I used a little SNS 217. Didn't do them immediately, but they're dead today. Hooray!
I couldn't smell it, and it's a natural non-toxic extract so
Wish I was photographer enough to save those flies, sure were pretty.
Lots of buds yes, thanks for noticing. There are fan leaves. Buds don't grow without them. I sprayed only a little on lower leaves. "Spray to dripping" is for the intended targets; The Borg. Spider mites (dare I say the name?) are tough. I don't have them, just some transient flies flitting about doing whatever. They might have just left, I found only one corpse.How do you use the SNS 217? Says not to get it on the buds, and it looks like all you've got is buds!
Lots of buds yes, thanks for noticing. There are fan leaves. Buds don't grow without them. I sprayed only a little on lower leaves. "Spray to dripping" is for the intended targets; The Borg. Spider mites (dare I say the name?) are tough. I don't have them, just some transient flies flitting about doing whatever. They might have just left, I found only one corpse.
I suspect the stuff is harmless to people, anyway. To label insecticide as 'safe', they'd be required to spend 12 million on tests, and 2 million on bribes to FDA officials. Or the other way.
For example: FDA won't allow even Stevia extract to be labeled 'sweetener' because those highlife crooks have been bought by the profiteers who sell that nasty poison in the pink, yellow, and blue packets to people who are fat from french fries and no exercise. I take no government required labels at face value. Big business is immoral, as are the governments they've bought.
Oops! Time for my medicine, See-Ya