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Pterostychus: The Never Ending Story, Now Jack Herer
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meh ... its not ...
57% is okay at this point, no? As the fatten up the weather might change again!
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actually we will go from 20-25°C to near freezing in a period of 2 weeks so the airhumidity gets bumped up from the dropping temps even if i ventilate to outside i wont get it lower .... lets hope the deepfreeze will lower outside RH again afterwards
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day 68 from seed, 3 weeks since first pistils
Slow moving autos are way better than the alternative!
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Why the frown? Yours is perfect!
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that was at your fast moving auto ...
Oh thanks! I'm starting to favor photos pretty heavily in my lineup now. That way I have time to get them as big as I'd like and get rid of the deficiencies and bugs before they flower. I'm learning that some autos just don't like my outside environment.
I'd rather run photos just for those reasons.
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to each his favorite poison ... we all choose for that which works for you ... for me thats autos ... i guess ...
No reason at all you couldn't run photos in there Pt! If they work for me they would definitely work for you.
Hey autos work great for a number of different reasons. I just like the control with photos.
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probably ... and in the future i may go photo again ... i really wanna see how high i can push yields without going al out geek ... autos will only stretch so far
I did 2 Brooklyn Sunrise autos in a 10 gallon Geopot and yielded a little over a pound.
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wot...? thats amazing .. .dayum more then 200g per plant ...
Yes, we had very good luck with the Brookies. Mine ended up being very fuelly.
Hey Pt. Any idea what these could be?
Based on how the leaves were damaged I assumed spider mites but I have no clue really. I know the picture isnt great sorry I can try for another here in a minute
Based on how the leaves were damaged I assumed spider mites but I have no clue really. I know the picture isnt great sorry I can try for another here in a minute