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Re: New City Grower
Pick a curtain Mick; Jam you can still pick a curtain also
Pick a curtain Mick; Jam you can still pick a curtain also
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AfricanGrower
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I find that anything more than a 15F difference in daytime/nighttime temperatures can cause a slower pace of growth in most strains. If you check out the 'Plants Problem' thread on the forum it even states cases of yellowing of new growth in some strains.However some phenotypes are bred to with stand the most harsh of climates and will gladly take on the change in temperatures.
Overall, I think maintain relatively reasonable temperatures is a goal for any grower, as keeping the environment 'in check' should be our first priority in growing indoors.
I find that anything more than a 15F difference in daytime/nighttime temperatures can cause a slower pace of growth in most strains. If you check out the 'Plants Problem' thread on the forum it even states cases of yellowing of new growth in some strains.However some phenotypes are bred to with stand the most harsh of climates and will gladly take on the change in temperatures.
Overall, I think maintain relatively reasonable temperatures is a goal for any grower, as keeping the environment 'in check' should be our first priority in growing indoors.
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The Judges (even the late ones)
I think it may be best to think the questions through a shade more? It's a game and I really enjoy itbut many answers may be right. A lot is personal preference with some questions. Kj and AG like transplants. I and others like 1 transplant. We all do kinda good.
Who's to say what's right?
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I think a plant needs to have a drop in temp to understand it's cycle. Growing outside the temp can drop 30 degrees or more and it doesn't seem to hurt it in any way. A 10 degree drop should matter at all.
I think a plant needs to have a drop in temp to understand it's cycle. Growing outside the temp can drop 30 degrees or more and it doesn't seem to hurt it in any way. A 10 degree drop should matter at all.
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alex i agree, what ever works for each person, we all do things slightly different, i often do the 2 pot method myelf and it works out ok, i have started in a big pot and went from seed to harvest with it but i soon found i only had roots at the bottom of the pot, this could cause problems with ph or nute lockouts as the roots are getting everything thats washed down to the bottom of the pot instead of getting a new even spread of nutrients through the whole of the pot,
thats why i dont plant in just 1 pot as your losing a lot of root mass and less roots means less growth and smaller yields,
alex i agree, what ever works for each person, we all do things slightly different, i often do the 2 pot method myelf and it works out ok, i have started in a big pot and went from seed to harvest with it but i soon found i only had roots at the bottom of the pot, this could cause problems with ph or nute lockouts as the roots are getting everything thats washed down to the bottom of the pot instead of getting a new even spread of nutrients through the whole of the pot,
thats why i dont plant in just 1 pot as your losing a lot of root mass and less roots means less growth and smaller yields,
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RICO lmaooo
RICO
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AfricanGrower
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We need winners for 4 & 5 If the judges have multiple winners it's ok.
We need winners for 4 & 5 If the judges have multiple winners it's ok.
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Old Spice-Old Spice-Old Spice...hey, did i actually get one of 'em right?
Ice, thin, on, skating.....JAMTHE 3.............
Old Spice-Old Spice-Old Spice...hey, did i actually get one of 'em right?
AfricanGrower
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Definitely anEYE OPENER for me. I had no idea it ahd been used on this forum. could you point me in the right direction of where I can find this information in the journals?
Definitely anEYE OPENER for me. I had no idea it ahd been used on this forum. could you point me in the right direction of where I can find this information in the journals?
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alex801
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I found the same wen I grew SLH in a 47litre pot. 1 transplant was not enough for this size pot. I harvester and pulled the stork out the dirt. Root masss was 10" across and strate down. Pot was 18" across. In 20/25l pots though I find one transplant good for me. Maybe as iv not known of this layering or other mentioned teq here before now
I found the same wen I grew SLH in a 47litre pot. 1 transplant was not enough for this size pot. I harvester and pulled the stork out the dirt. Root masss was 10" across and strate down. Pot was 18" across. In 20/25l pots though I find one transplant good for me. Maybe as iv not known of this layering or other mentioned teq here before now
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Mick45 for question 4
Mick45 for question 4
Dresney
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I think I've found this to be true with almost all of the questions, honestly. At this point I just hope people explain/discuss why they choose to grow the way they do, so that others will see alternatives that may work for them. There is no 'right' or 'wrong' in most of these cases... just different ways.
I think it may be best to think the questions through a shade more? It's a game and I really enjoy it
I think I've found this to be true with almost all of the questions, honestly. At this point I just hope people explain/discuss why they choose to grow the way they do, so that others will see alternatives that may work for them. There is no 'right' or 'wrong' in most of these cases... just different ways.
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we can discuss air layering after, it takes no longer to root at all and you can end up with much bigger clones, ill try and find jons journal where he documented what he did, he was very happy with the end result as he had a huge clone instead of a regular sized clone.
air layering is growing roots while the clone is still attatched to the mother plant, you make sure its got roots before you take the cutting,
we can discuss air layering after, it takes no longer to root at all and you can end up with much bigger clones, ill try and find jons journal where he documented what he did, he was very happy with the end result as he had a huge clone instead of a regular sized clone.
air layering is growing roots while the clone is still attatched to the mother plant, you make sure its got roots before you take the cutting,
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I believe it was Jon705 who had an example of cloning using air layering.
I believe it was Jon705 who had an example of cloning using air layering.
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i agree, mick for 4.
cant you remeber that jon grower on here, im sure some of us here can remember him, he was testing lights to top led or sara's company a while back, im sure his journal had jon in the title, ill try and find it after the show and link the air layering part,
i agree, mick for 4.
cant you remeber that jon grower on here, im sure some of us here can remember him, he was testing lights to top led or sara's company a while back, im sure his journal had jon in the title, ill try and find it after the show and link the air layering part,
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jamthe3 pick curtain 1, 2 or 3
jamthe3 pick curtain 1, 2 or 3
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@king, thats it my friend, ill find the link after the show and show you what he did and how quick it worked, its never took me any longer to aiy layer than it has for regular cloning, even soil layering takes the same amount of time,
@king, thats it my friend, ill find the link after the show and show you what he did and how quick it worked, its never took me any longer to aiy layer than it has for regular cloning, even soil layering takes the same amount of time,
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