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Awesome looking pictures! Watching intently!
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Beautiful outside shots. Must admit that I am so jealous of gardening outside at this time of year. I guess I just have to live vicariously through you, trichomes, lebgrow and Norcali. etc.
I just keep telling myself that summer will come. Then it will be
And what kinda joke could I possibly make outta two bugs "hitching a ride" as it was so delicately put. Is that a new euphemism the kids are using these days? "Hoping to hitch a ride with that new gal in town" Nope, I will leave that low hanging fruit to the crude comedians! Oh wait, that's me.
Bob
I am also growing outside now. Plants in containers are hardened and it is staying in the 50-60s F at night. You will not be jealous of outdoor growing in warm winter climes when it gets 100 and stays 100 from June to October...80-90 F at night. No relief.
Howdy RL, would not miss it. I have the admin.`s get on me about my photo`s............and what is this?????
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!BUG PORN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How could you!! (had to do it, he-he) keep`er green!!! ...Peace.....
From what I've heard from reviews from friends who have the machine is that it is very much well worth it, it doesn't just do butter, it does a variety of things, and they have a lot of recipes on their site for oils, foods, etc. I'll be trying it out soon with this darned airy phenotype, trust me.Yes I am curious as well. Buying the machine just seems like to much to make butter but those bake goods could recoup the cost but most people just want their pot they dont have any idea of the art.
Beautiful outside shots. Must admit that I am so jealous of gardening outside at this time of year. I guess I just have to live vicariously through you, trichomes, lebgrow and Norcali. etc.
I just keep telling myself that summer will come. Then it will be
And what kinda joke could I possibly make outta two bugs "hitching a ride" as it was so delicately put. Is that a new euphemism the kids are using these days? "Hoping to hitch a ride with that new gal in town" Nope, I will leave that low hanging fruit to the crude comedians! Oh wait, that's me.
Bob
Thank you kindly BAR!Now that I have my second wind from the work week Lester, I'd like say I love to see a good outdoor grow. It's my Grow Dream.
Great Photo Shoot. Even the airys look good.
Awesome looking pictures! Watching intently!
Sounds like a typical summer in LAI am also growing outside now. Plants in containers are hardened and it is staying in the 50-60s F at night. You will not be jealous of outdoor growing in warm winter climes when it gets 100 and stays 100 from June to October...80-90 F at night. No relief.
Lots and Lots of water my friend!That sounds fantastic! Yep you are right about the heat, I used to have a huge garden in heat like that and it was a non stop battle. But, you can sure grow some incredible gardens with that kinda sun power! I bet your garden will be bursting when we are just starting moving into the greenhouse in a month or more.
I got SO much LOL's from this!!!
Hi Les...
Hope all is good and Green in Your garden today, Sending Lots of peace and greeness your way friend!!!
Happy Grow and Smoke!!
Thank you kindly Rooster, You too and your wonderful Tree! Outdoor Sativa Grown In The Ground First Outdoor Grow
some news, i took the brix level of the two flowering kc-45s with my new portable refractometer, it showed them both to be about 6% brix, which isn't terrible for some winter plants, but i'm hoping to boost that number up a bit throughout the springtime and whatnot.
Cool little toy there Brotha Have a Great Day
Incredible progress, Lester! Subscribed!
Not sure if this answers your question, but, The Brix (in degrees) equates to the solution strength of sucrose as a percentage (%). Here is an excerpt from the wiki page Brix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaWhat a nice tool Les, although I don't know the full details behind that number, it should be awesome seeing your numbers clime as the summer goes on buddy would you mind posting/pointing us towards a good read on the levels you are testing for?
If I recall.. no I don't recall, it will be wrong
Getting exciting indeed
Does your outdoor grow finish within the 80-90 period or does it usually take longer due to the cold nights. cause i noticed mine usually take longer than 90 days.
I have a rookie question for you Mr. Relaxed Dude, what is a Brix???? Also thank you Mr. Lester for the link to Insanerooster or was that Insaneroast (damn rookie).
Lots and Lots of water my friend!
I've seen some people get the juice from the actual fan leaves, they'd ball them up and squeeze the juice out with pliers. I tried doing that but found it very difficult to get any droplets. So I used the stem of the fan leaf to squeeze the juice out, it worked perfectly for obtaining a measurement.
Great points you made Bob, and thanks for the kind words Right back at ya
Aha!
This is why your reading was so low. My petioles typically test in the 6-8 range. There's more water in them.
Squish a 5-7 blade fan leaf between two quarters, and I bet you read over 10.
Some news, I took the Brix level of the two flowering KC-45s with my new portable refractometer, it showed them both to be about 6% Brix, which isn't terrible for some winter plants, but I'm hoping to boost that number up a bit throughout the springtime and whatnot.