Man is my grow really uninteresting or something, too much blabbing!? Come on guys 260 some views and like 2 comments! Join me friends! Little do u all know but your looking at the plants that are going to produce Bud of the Month for July or August!! lol
Well, you chased off the contingent of 2,500 Little People (and some 80's band called Killer Dwarfs want you to come out back for a little
chat)... (Just kidding, lol.)
Lots of journals and it can be hard to catch people's attention. You've linked to your journal in your .SIG which is good; do you visit any of the more popular journals and comment so that people actually see the link? I'm not suggesting you make a pest of yourself in a spamming fashion, of course, but if you're... sociable(?) then people will start recognizing your handle more. And if you do it by answering questions or providing tips, it helps people. If you don't see anything that you have enough knowledge to help with, there's always the reverse - if you see something that you don't understand or would like more information on, asking can help you, other members, and the many "guests" who have not yet taken the plunge and joined our fine site. (Not everyone likes to have a lot of Q&A in their journals, but many don't mind. You can usually get a feel for which way things are and if you have any doubt, a PM to the journal's author will clear the question up.)
Other than that, it's Spring and I wouldn't be surprised if Internet activity in general goes down a little this time of year.
Do u know anything about scrog? Can I start to do it when I put them in to flower?
A bit, yeah. I've always been a fan for a number of reasons. You can start when you switch to flower, but you'll likely end up with only a partially-filled screen. Best time to start the scrog process is when you start the grow. But you might get
some branching during the first 40% of the flowering period (aka "the stretch").
Might be best to just do more traditional training LST-style this time if you're already (or soon to be) flowering. You have separate veg/flower areas, yes? That would give you time to put together "movable scrog" setups so that in the future you can scrog from day one (well, as soon as your plants reach the screen) and then roll the reservoir-with-attached-frame/screen from one chamber to the other.
Or not, lol. I don't know how your area is set up, if you have to use stairs or go to a different location to move from veg to flower it would be a major pain, I guess.
im guessing dry weight will be around 3/4 to 1 oz for them which
I'll guess 13.8g after they've dried/cured and the stems are removed. Hope you end up with more, but either way they came into existence by your own hand - and one assumes you learned a lot and had fun in the process.
BtW, have you thought about building little reflectors for those CFLs out of aluminum drink cans? The materials are free (assuming you drink from cans) and it's generally way more efficient to mount the light horizontally with such a reflector than it is to use one of those round utility-light hoods (where almost all of the illumination only reaches the plants after it goes outward from the bulb, hits the hood, and reflects down to the plant). That doesn't apply if you've got a bulb hanging vertically close in between plants - and wouldn't want to use any reflector/hood - of course, but if you aren't doing that then you don't want to have any light shining at the walls/ceiling/next door (lol). I've seen some surprisingly nice grows/harvests from CFLs, but the best ones had the bulbs as close to the plants as the plants would tolerate, had as much direct (non-reflected) light hitting them as possible, and reflected as much of the rest of the lights' output as possible back at the plants.
Just rambling.
They look very green and happy Jango ... fine job!
not the best pic, still using cell phone lol
