Girls look amazing Ice even with the dry spell they are still fighting to produce massive colas, i find it amazing how they can adjust to enviroment conditions and still produce applaudable results.
I have cloned in flower before i was supprised by how well they rooted and the time it took them, the only problem was reverting them back to veg, this was a lengthy process taking over 6 weeks.
Wow Icemud that is very impressive! I want that Holy Grail OG.
We're located in the Bay Area. What is the website if you don't mind?
Icemud! Nice SCROG brotha. You've really managed that canopy nicely - kudos for the management and bending the screen to match the light output. Good pics too... +rep for such a nice grow so far.
Oh, and love the new Roor. Sweeeet!
Icemud,
Nice grow.
I see you wrote that you grew using: humboldt snow storm. I heard that and the other snow product were removed due to it having something in it that caused bubbles to form in the brain. Not sure if that is true but figured I would mention it; my source is pretty good.
How do you control the heat build up in your room using HPS? I have yet to hear from the light maker but am going to try to go 600w HPS. I have hand issues.. can you tell me if this light set up is easy? I have troubles grabbing, twisting, any wrist action and dont have hardly any strength in them. Hence one of the many reasons for using medical cannabis. If something goes out on this its typically a bulb?
Anyways... great grow and thanks for the invite to post here to get my 50 ;0) Take care
I actually was going to use Humboldt Snow Storm until I read that It also had carcinogens and was not organic.... Since this grow I am trying to go 100% organic, I will not be using the snow storm like I originally planned. ..thanks for the mention though, definitely want to be as healthy meds as possible...
Hey.. I see you foliar feed your blooming ladies. uh... do you have problems with any mold or bud rot? you even spray as the lights go off... I thought it was to be done right when they turn on and have learned not to do it in flower. Let me know your thoughts and experiences
I usually wouldnt' foliar spray during flowering, but for 2 reasons I did.... the ladies have not been sucking up water as fast as normal because the extremely low humidity...so for this reason I figured a foliar spray wouldnt hurt. The air is so dry that within a half hour all of the water droplets have evaporated so I wasn't too nervous about bud rot and mold.... Also the buds are not very dense yet so I figured they would be able to dry out quite well without harm....
