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What's looking up? These leaves are looking up. Bcp getting her pray on and the BB looking like it will stay short indica buds.
KB Follows The Hi Brix Road In DBHBB
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Very nice KB
Those are some really happy plants!
Those are some really happy plants!
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Killerbudz
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The environment is looking a lot better. 
Looking tight KB, your light setup is dope also! .
What CoBs are those ?
. What CoBs are those ?
Nice new avatar, pfp... whatever ya wanna call it! Kinda want to change mine as well...
What's looking up? These leaves are looking up. Bcp getting her pray on and the BB looking like it will stay short indica buds.
Hey Killer...great pics bud. That last plant...would love to train her....
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vero29 3500 I believe.Looking tight KB, your light setup is dope also!
What CoBs are those ?
I can never choose just one.
I agree, I committed a newbie mistake I ran out of pipe cleaners to train them. Should probably pick some up to to spread her out.
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Watered the girls with 15 ge and 1ml tea each. Looks like I trained the bcp too much and cracked the stem. Thinking I might make a trip to hyrdo store and pick up some cloning gel to make a patch. Had to use a pipe cleaner to hold the stem together.
She'll be fine. I've never used cloning gel, just tie together like you did or use tape, we have clear, flexible medical tape that works great.
Yes....DO IT! She is begging to give the inside growth more light and room. Cheers bud!
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I'm curious, those of you in colder climates how do you cook your soil and keep it warm enough to cook? Do you insulate the container, put it on a seedling mat or something completely different?
Howdy KB, I just keep my soil totes inside my house. Our basement is finished and has carpet except the furnace room so it is usually warm enough. To make sure I store mine upstairs where it’s 75-80f. Basement is likely 69-75.
Cheers!
Basements inside homes are fine at 68......70..ish.....just keep totes off the floor a few inches or sit them on some 2inch insulation.cheers
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Ya I might put it inside my house if I can't find a different alternative.. usually keep all my soil stuff in the garage but needs to cook my soil for a second run.
Yea, I think I messed up. I put my 2nd run soil that was freshly mixed and had just started cooking in my cellar. Kinda forgot about it when it got cold... and now I have no good soil to start a seed in. I wasted all 3 star pupil seeds... kicking myself now. Realized yesterday that the soil probably wasn’t cooked all the way. So I guess that’s why it ate the seeds... not really sure. Last two seeds I had put a layer of plain promix. Sure hope you find a place, half of my soil is now back up in the house in my bedroom. Don’t really like that.
......119....in the future start your seeds in straight pm and u will be problem free. Just fill the top 1/3 of your #1's with straight pm.......works well.Yes sir, that’s what I did with the last couple seeds... and the last one I used your method to get the seed started. Worked well, but by the time it made its way to the surface, it had fungus growing on the shell and stem... them it died quickly. So no worries on the seeds Duggs, my fault... stupid mistake. Won’t happen again though!
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Thinking I may put soil in the closet I use to grow but it's already cramped in there as it is lol.
I store mine inside. I put a bunch of stuff in storage in prep for new house and that included 2 large totes of soil. It hasn't been amended yet which I am hoping is ok. I won't be using it for a good 6 months.
Water the soil with warm water and tea and wait a couple days....it will wake up if it was cooked.
RE seed starting. I'm not sure why folks have trouble....I never do and those I have coached don't either. But if you're fearful, start the seeds in a Rapid Rooter plug placed in the gallon container of High Brix soil.
It gives you the best of both worlds. The tradeoff is that there is a greater chance of damping off in the plug. On the other hand, you can't blame the soil if it doesn't germ......