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JoetheChro
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Thanks DV, lovely message to wake up to
Learn And Grow With Amos: A Pharmacy Garden For Emotional Healing
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OK, all caught up. Thanks for being pithy! Deep, but concise. Excellent manners too... gawd I do miss that.
Alright, let's see if we can get Trala to say something outrageous...
Until then, get well soon JoetheChro-family.
Alright, let's see if we can get Trala to say something outrageous...
Until then, get well soon JoetheChro-family.
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JoetheChro
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Cheers RD, really happy you’re here, thanks for the kind words
Lol I hear you on confusion. I’ve got posts from 4 years ago trying to find how many LEDs I’d need to cover the same area
At the mo the extra heat is a bonus. I’m not having to use the heaters so it’s a win win with the HPS and all that heat
get those benefits with cmh lights too.. such and easy switch from hps to cmh n double your yeilds..
In my country it costs more to go to the vet than the local doctor. And I don’t think spending loads of extra money equates to “top shelf” MJ either.
guess your right but it helps.. light is number one when indoor..
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JoetheChro
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Afternoon all, how’s it going?
Just finished feeding. Been doing it a bit too often for my liking so doubled up to 4 litres per pot (just under a gallon)
Spoonful of molasses, tiny bit of warm water to get that nice and fluid before 5ml of tomato feed, 19.8 litres and jobs a good’un.
Put some of the smaller plants up on stilts yesterday, lesson learnt from last grow. Ended up with a couple of right lanky specimens for not being as on the ball.
Didn’t realise how quick autos were/are/is. Can’t be putting jobs off, need to act immediately so hopefully just nice squat plants instead this time round
Been mulling over LST and other training techniques today with a friend. I’m just going to be leaving these as I said, will supercrop to fill any gaps in the canopy when and if the time comes
Feeling a lot better too, hasn’t been too bad watering. Nearly drowned in the bucket last time
Hope we are all well and had a productive start to the week
Just finished feeding. Been doing it a bit too often for my liking so doubled up to 4 litres per pot (just under a gallon)
Spoonful of molasses, tiny bit of warm water to get that nice and fluid before 5ml of tomato feed, 19.8 litres and jobs a good’un.
Put some of the smaller plants up on stilts yesterday, lesson learnt from last grow. Ended up with a couple of right lanky specimens for not being as on the ball.
Didn’t realise how quick autos were/are/is. Can’t be putting jobs off, need to act immediately so hopefully just nice squat plants instead this time round
Been mulling over LST and other training techniques today with a friend. I’m just going to be leaving these as I said, will supercrop to fill any gaps in the canopy when and if the time comes
Feeling a lot better too, hasn’t been too bad watering. Nearly drowned in the bucket last time
Hope we are all well and had a productive start to the week
Afternoon all, how’s it going?
Just finished feeding. Been doing it a bit too often for my liking so doubled up to 4 litres per pot (just under a gallon)
Spoonful of molasses, tiny bit of warm water to get that nice and fluid before 5ml of tomato feed, 19.8 litres and jobs a good’un.
Put some of the smaller plants up on stilts yesterday, lesson learnt from last grow. Ended up with a couple of right lanky specimens for not being as on the ball.
Didn’t realise how quick autos were/are/is. Can’t be putting jobs off, need to act immediately so hopefully just nice squat plants instead this time round
Been mulling over LST and other training techniques today with a friend. I’m just going to be leaving these as I said, will supercrop to fill any gaps in the canopy when and if the time comes
Feeling a lot better too, hasn’t been too bad watering. Nearly drowned in the bucket last time
Hope we are all well and had a productive start to the week
hey Joe.. your pots are in a plastic bag for over flow water? you need to get a dish and also some risers
then you can properly water you plants.. looking at the pots they dont look like they have been watered
properly .. u have wet and dry spots.. should be 100 percent soaked after watering with 20 percent of the
water feed running off.. i use a dish and risers .. and suck up run off with a shop vac.. see how soaked the bag is
thats good watering ..black
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JoetheChro
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Yeah mate the plastic bags just catch the over flow. There’s not much of it, about what I’d see in the pot trays.hey Joe.. your pots are in a plastic bag for over flow water? you need to get a dish and also some risers
then you can properly water you plants.. looking at the pots they dont look like they have been watered
properly .. u have wet and dry spots.. should be 100 percent soaked after watering with 20 percent of the
water feed running off.. i use a dish and risers .. and suck up run off with a shop vac.. see how soaked the bag is
thats good watering ..black
Tbh know it’s not ideal but have got a neighbour underneath the grow, I’ve kicked trays and that over in the past this is just an extra safety measure against water damage
get some dishes and risers will make for a better grow in the future .. get some dishes on amazon 13 inch
will hold the 5 and 7 gallon pots.. im into bigger pots vs small.. can only grow 4 legal here so
4 in big pots makes bigger plants.. .. im using the 7 gallon for indoor grow.. 1/2 lbs minimum yields
these are 7 gallon..
no riser here .. to easy to blow off outside ..
no riser in the ground
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JoetheChro
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Riser? Something that keeps them off floor?
I’ve got them on plates in bags. Bit unorthodox as I said but is that what you mean by riser?
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JoetheChro
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I’ve got bigger pots there, was going 45 litre for photo grows. Read that the autos would prefer the 20 litre pots.
Could I go bigger?
Could I go bigger?
40 liter 10 gallons bit big for indoor.. i like the 7 gallon 27 liters.. 5 gallons 20 liters works well ..
yeah go bigger Joe!!!!!
i like pictures Joe riser and dish 13 inch diameter .. need 16 inch diameter for 10 gallon pots..
these shoot in the tent in a dish on the riser .. not sitting in a puddle witch is sucked up with shop vac.
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I’m tempted. Have got a tonne of equipment here. Going to see how the energy price increase affects the garden from October 1st. If it’s financially viable might see the photo tent come out (or 2nd auto tent, really can’t see myself going back to photos)
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JoetheChro
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Got you. That’s a nifty little gadget. Cheers delta appreciate it matei like pictures Joe riser and dish 13 inch diameter .. need 16 inch diameter for 10 gallon pots..
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Mate absolutely shocking 2 points from 6 games
Let's just hope the bad spell is out of the way before the world cup starts
Or else bye bye Gareth
Oh you mean soccer?!
I think soccer is an important skill for children to learn. It introduces them to that super basic I kick to you/you kick to me action. It also helps prepare them for real football ie rugby/AFL.
I can’t keep up with those fast paced, ever changing soccer scores, said no one ever.
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JoetheChro
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Mate absolutely shocking 2 points from 6 games
Let's just hope the bad spell is out of the way before the world cup starts
Or else bye bye Gareth
I’m still stuck trying to work out nations league stuff? We’ve been relegated already?
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