See what happens. He makes it to 1HC KC FTW and then decides to take it easy...
Oz's First Grow - Pyramid Tut In Coco
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OZ BRIT
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Hey Sir Reg....hows life mate ? 
I've got keyboard laryngitis lol SUCH a manic, mad day buddy
I've got keyboard laryngitis lol SUCH a manic, mad day buddy 
alex801
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One of my speedboats...... Who is this guy lol
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Lol......mad Alex isn't it? I'm totally skint but I've got 4 speedboats and a 23' cruiser lol ALL are projects in various states of re-build lol n
ALL are projects in various states of re-build lol n
alex801
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Ur not skint u got assets lol
I love boats and all things Sea. An uncle of mine has a boat in the marina. He sailed the entire coast line of England/Scotland for charity
The next year he done the Balearics for charity said the British isles were to cold to do twice lol
My grandfather was a "tug boat captain" all his adult life and through WW2
I love boats and all things Sea. An uncle of mine has a boat in the marina. He sailed the entire coast line of England/Scotland for charity
The next year he done the Balearics for charity said the British isles were to cold to do twice lol
My grandfather was a "tug boat captain" all his adult life and through WW2
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Assets mate that WILL be getting sold off in March when people want a project for Summer I spent over £5k on them with the idea of doing them as a business I bought the cruiser from Bournemouth....great adventure me ad my son getting it and towing it back I bought the engine for it from Inverness.....another great jaunt lol
I spent over £5k on them with the idea of doing them as a business I bought the cruiser from Bournemouth....great adventure me ad my son getting it and towing it back I bought the engine for it from Inverness.....another great jaunt lol
alex801
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Rather u than me toeing that all that way lol
Pleased the girls are looking good don't worry about the evening droop to much. Mathilda was like it tonight come to think of it the plants are always more perky on a morning
Off to kip my mate catch u tomorro if ur not on with the roof. Weathers set to calm
Pleased the girls are looking good
don't worry about the evening droop to much. Mathilda was like it tonight come to think of it the plants are always more perky on a morning Off to kip my mate catch u tomorro if ur not on with the roof. Weathers set to calm
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Sleep well my mate I'm off myself now....cream crackered lol
I'm off myself now....cream crackered lol 
trichomes
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speedboats OZ, your mentioning boat, enticed me changed my avatar show you our boat & where it was 80 F today. I noticed some algea/greenshit on the top of my coco today, I guess what I read about "a layer" of substrate, on top of the coco, is necessary. So much to learn/share, that's why we/I am here.
OZ The evening droop is very normal...I'm not sure what the exact circumstances are with your plants but many times the leaves of perfectly healthy plants will droop in anticipation of "bed time"...when I first started growing it freaked me out if I checked on my plants before lights out...I thought something was wrong...then I found out they were relaxing before they went to sleep
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They're for sale Trich my mate.......you interested in one lol I've got a Fletcher, a Hustler, a Broom and a Simms super V to choose from
I've got a Fletcher, a Hustler, a Broom and a Simms super V to choose from I wonder what gets them off?
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Hi Jay mate. To be honest, I was worried at first but now after 3 days of it I'm just accepting that they're BIG girls and need their beauty sleep
Again, being autos, I've got them under the same 18-6 as the Tutts so no change even though they're going into flower Bed for me now guys.......chat tomorrow my mates
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Of my body England is the spineAssets mate that WILL be getting sold off in March when people want a project for Summer
The backbone and the trunk
My shoulders span the mighty Tyne
London sprawls across my rump
Cornwall my crooked ancient leg
Wales two hands held apart
Scotland is my dreaming head
Ireland is my heart
trichomes
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OZ & all that have an opinion (alex, cana, Spimp, BAR, LA BB, Mick, Jay, Rico & the gang) This is to help us all, NOT to be-little my friend.
Why 18/6 instead of 24 hours for vegging?
I have never tried vegging with 18/6 because I have had great results vegging with no dark period. I have recently read that 18/6 benefits could possibly, outweigh the benefits of 24 hours of light when vegging.
I would love to get some feedback from you & the
thoughts??
Why 18/6 instead of 24 hours for vegging?
I have never tried vegging with 18/6 because I have had great results vegging with no dark period. I have recently read that 18/6 benefits could possibly, outweigh the benefits of 24 hours of light when vegging.
I would love to get some feedback from you & the
thoughts?? OZ & all that have an opinion (alex, cana, Spimp, BAR, LA BB, Mick, Jay, Rico & the gang) This is to help us all, NOT to be-little my friend.
Why 18/6 instead of 24 hours for vegging?
I have never tried vegging with 18/6 because I have had great results vegging with no dark period. I have recently read that 18/6 benefits could possibly, outweigh the benefits of 24 hours of light when vegging.
I would love to get some feedback from you & the
HEY Trichomes...my personal opinion is that 18/6 is better because I have tried vegging for a few grows with a 24/0 light schedule ...then I switched to 18/6 mainly to reduce my electricity usage and I found that the plants actually grew faster and looked healthier with an 18/6 schedule...granted some of the improved results could be attributed to the fact that I had a little more experience after doing more grows and was caring for the plants better but I do feel that a rest (dark) period is necessary for optimum growth and health...maybe give it a try for a full veg period and see what you think ...worst case scenario is you'll use less electricity
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Hey trichome in my opinion too 18/6 or 20/4 or maybe the GLR are all better than 24/0
I echo the "rest thing" they seem to do the bulk if there growing when it's dark and 24/0 is so do far from the optimum conditions of summer sun that we try so hard to replicate. But I'm under no illusion 24/0 works well for some. I start seedlings on 24/0 for 1 week
I echo the "rest thing" they seem to do the bulk if there growing when it's dark and 24/0 is so do far from the optimum conditions of summer sun that we try so hard to replicate. But I'm under no illusion 24/0 works well for some. I start seedlings on 24/0 for 1 week
OZ & all that have an opinion (alex, cana, Spimp, BAR, LA BB, Mick, Jay, Rico & the gang) This is to help us all, NOT to be-little my friend.
Why 18/6 instead of 24 hours for vegging?
I have never tried vegging with 18/6 because I have had great results vegging with no dark period. I have recently read that 18/6 benefits could possibly, outweigh the benefits of 24 hours of light when vegging.
I would love to get some feedback from you & the
Someone on 420mag. posted a comparison chart of studies done showing 20/0 was the worst performer, then 20/0, 18/6 and finally GLR being the best. That's what I'm using for the first time and the plants are thriving. I don't know the sample sizes in this study and therefore have no idea of the confidence level of the data. Anyone know where this posted?