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I've got to do a Google search of smelly plants. but I've got a few months to figure out which one and if they will really mask the smell! I've got a night-blooming jasmine which is pretty but only smells at night (obv!) and only certain times of year.
I'm going to have to take a look at where the sun is to see if I can use the bike shed roof as it's to the far right of the pine tree and might get the morning sun. I have no idea why my neighbor doesn't enjoy the scent of flowering cannabis.
Any time you can school us on the stuff you know, the floor is all yours BB! It's appreciated here any time. Don't worry about the lecture mode, we're all ears.
Kismet
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I'll poke around a bit too. Smelly plants that can live in SoCal. Hmmmm.
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Almost all plants can live in SoCal...
Kismet
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Yeah but we are talking about plants that don't smell like weed Man.
dynamo1
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We put Heliotrope on our front stairs for the smell, I think they would do well in your area & oriental lilies are very fragrant. Hyacinth are a nice smell but short lived.
No clue what's happening in the garden but its meme week apparently lol. We watched the big lebowski at work today.
the dude abides...
the dude abides...
nobodyhere
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I love that version of Hotel California much better than the original. Everything the Coen's touch is magic.
Hey can we get a full garden group shot? Sorry to be needy but your just so damn popular these days man.... anywho the peyote looks nice idk much about quad lines but congratulations on the motm my friend. Keep up the excellence!
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Thanks dynamo! Heliotrope was my lighting-designer-girlfriend-from-colllege's favorite gel color. Just had a 40 year old flashback
.P9 got busted and penalty-boxed for a week for meme-ing too much so meme-er beware!
Thanks Them. I'm hoping Teddy gets around to updating the titles. What fun is winning if no one knows
.I'll get you a shot of the fam tomorrow and tag you in it so you can find it during a break from the lab. Take off the goggles first, it will look sharper!
Dude I totally watched it on Netflix last night haha! Dont be too harsh but it was my first time actually haha! Im more of a Nacho Libre guy
Edit: also Oh em gee your thread is about to hit 400th page haha!
Shed what's the ph pen you use?
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Apera ph20, recommended by Retrix. Is Van Nuys (i.e. very nice).
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Interesting post by Doc in 2010 about pH and alkalinity in soil. It's in an unrelated thread on Osmocote Plus that Archiweedies pointed me to.
BigBearNTexas
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Updated link referred to in that post:
Alkalinity and PH
There is also a link at the bottom to a more technical paper that talks about alkalinity and pH that was used as source material.
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Morning Shed, and folks. Was catching up... so,
Can you elaborate a little on that? PleaseRemember, my days of veg don't correlate to anyone growing in a tent
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I'd be happy to! In a controlled environment, the lighting is always the same, the temperature and RH are always within a certain range (even if not completely controlled depending on the tent), as is airflow around the plants. That controlled environment tends to lead to faster growth indoors compared to my sunny/cloudy/overcast/rainy days with RH that ranges from 60-98% and temps from the low 50s to the mid 70s depending on the day. That uncontrolled (and far less than optimal) environment means that my plants at 65 days of veg would tend to be smaller than someone growing in a tent.Morning Shed, and folks. Was catching up... so,
Can you elaborate a little on that? Please
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Wednesday update! The lighting frame is scheduled for delivery tomorrow so everyone can skip today's version of "when is the light going to be done?"
Per the request of @TheMadDabber, here is the family portrait sans the Candidas, which I left inside on the heat mat today because it's kind of chilly and grey:
The two big ones on the left will get flipped after the BT2 finishes around the end of the month, though I may wait for the PC to get big enough and flip all three at the same time.
The AK at the bottom is next, and I'm keeping the Solo cup AK back right and the Sour G back left as the next set after that. The rest are available or compostable
.Here are the Candidas looking happy to be indoors this time of year. Thanks to dr. h00k, newty, and Amy for recommending the heat mat placement for the seedlings. Day 14:
And just so you can get an idea of the nice structure these young plants are already showing:
3rd node already...time to top?
That's what I've got today. I hope your skies are blue and your attitudes brightening.
Looking great Shed, maybe your candidas will give you fast veg.
Did you top her yet?
Refuse to do anything else but shine bright
Refuse to do anything else but shine bright