You're right with that translation, it's sometimes funnyLOL @Jon! Sometimes that translator is a trip!
Morning Kanno! They look so good! What's that yellow & black thing hanging above your plants in the tent? I'd love to see pics of your trichs as well if you can post any. You'll have so much great weed to smoke soon
. He can't compose coherent sentences much. And the thing hanging there @BubbaKush909 is a thermometer and a hygrometer
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Lots of trics getting amberish hue but most of them are prob cloudy.Hi everyone, so here I tried to take some photos of the trichome but they are not much
Good workHi everyone, so I wanted to show you my experiment with one plant. In the end, I won't cut it, but I used a screw and drilled it into the plant. We'll see what it does I'll leave them for only two days and then they'll go to the ground so we'll see if it does anything
Thanks to everyone for stopping, the end is near
I bet she will be the first plant which starts to fade.
That's exactly what I said to myself, I'll let them dry and we'll finish themSpousta triků získává jantarový odstín, ale většina z nich je pravděpodobně zakalená.
Protože jsou vaše listy stále v tak dobrém stavu, že se jen tak náhle nezmění v „plný jantar“.
Když začnete vidět, že vaše listy rychle blednou, pak budou triky také
Dobrá práce
Pro ještě lepší výsledky ji nechte vyschnout a nechat se vyschnout.
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It looks so weird! Nice balls, @Kanno26! I'm inspired and may just drive a nail into Titan's stem in a few weeks. That doesn't look like it will hurt anything, and maybe the plant says WTF and makes you a bunch of trichomes in response. Hoping for you. You must be so damn excited for the harvest. Where/how are you drying them? In the tent?Hi everyone, so I wanted to show you my experiment with one plant. In the end, I won't cut it, but I used a screw and drilled it into the plant. We'll see what it does I'll leave them for only two days and then they'll go to the ground so we'll see if it does anything
Thanks to everyone for stopping, the end is near
For the best possible slow/hang drying results aim for 18-20C and keep humidity somewhere between 45-55%.
you'll be more than fine if you just get the temps somewhere between 17-22C and RH 40-55%.
Hi @Kanno26 - everyone has their own way, I personally like a cold dry, so I shoot for about 65 degrees and around 60% RH. The goal is to get them stabilized at 62% in the jars, so whatever works for you to get them there is what you want. I find the slower I can dry the better the end result.I'm very excited @Jon, the worst is the silence of the last few days to endure it
Yeah, but wait 'till you see what happens to Kanno's plant, first.
Maybe you needed to nail it up like a voodoo doll....Looks great Kanno! I didn't notice the nail do anything to my plant, but that screw is bigger good luck
Hey @Azimuth I've been thinking about the nail thing or anything like it. I think it is something I would be careful about in terms of where I put the nail through. You figure the main central wide transport column runs right up the middle, and that it is larger down low in terms of circumference than it is up high. This is you nutrient line that feeds all the others. So to then put a nail dead center of the stem seems to me that you're taking the chance that the nail bisects that column and completely blocks it from nutes getting up it. No? Possible? Just thinking about it here. It seems remotely possible to block all further feeding by doing this, or maybe I'm overthinking it. Thoughts?Yeah, but wait 'till you see what happens to Kanno's plant, first.
Hell, try some rubbing alcohol in the nute mix, that'll stress em out......What about a bottoming?? Kind of like topping only on the other end. Then tape it back together and see how it holds up? That should provide any needed additional stress!
That's why doing a bottoming is such a good idea. That way you don't have to make that judgement. The total destucturion is equal opportunity.
Ok, I'm not that educated, but all I know is every one of my dried stems on every plant is hollow down the center, you can almost blow through them. So I assumed all those came off one big one in the stem. I really don't know, just thinking out loud. But I guarantee you I could intentionally cut off feeding to say, one of my two Titan colas, right now, if I wanted to by using some variation on this method.That's why doing a bottoming is such a good idea. That way you don't have to make that judgement. The total destucturion is equal opportunity.
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To answer you question, I don't know if herbaceous plants work the same as trees, but I know with trees it's only the very outer edge that's live. Like when you clone and scrape down a level and then get to the white pith? In trees that white core is essentially dead heartwood and all of the nutrient channels are all towards the outer bark. There are layers like bark, then cambiem, xylem and phloem etc. layers.
I'd imagine canna plants are setup the same, but I'd have to do more research to know for sure.
But, assuming that's true, the location of your massive stake screw probably doesn't matter all that much. It just matters if you do it (or don't do it)
(I still think you should wait out the results of this reckless behavior before committing to do the same to yours.)
