Nick420Guy
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Looking good MR S. Yeah my girls are loving the Mega Crop as well.
Sauga's First WW Indoor Grow, LED Style
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Good job fam! Them quads are getting
Juuuuoooooooiiiiccyyyyyy
Sorry let me get a napkin!
Haha great job brother keep it up!
Juuuuoooooooiiiiccyyyyyy
Sorry let me get a napkin!
Haha great job brother keep it up!
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Thanks everyone. It's a good feeling knowing your investment has signs of paying off.
Words of wisdom I picked up off another member and say to myself everyday are simple...take care of your plants and they will take care of you later.
Words of wisdom I picked up off another member and say to myself everyday are simple...take care of your plants and they will take care of you later.
Thanks again Derby... you're like a silent angel keeping watch who's always there for encouragement. :thank you:
Yessir, after struggling with that one girl it makes me feel better knowing it wasn't me after all. Thanks for your guidance and sharing your knowledge with me.
I know right!! Freaking awesome... and listen, last I looked it was real close for MOTM.... I hope more people read this post and get over and vote for you, or at least cast a vote for one of the top three vote getters. Good luck Magoo!
Thanks Miss Sara... I'm glad to have you pop in once in a while, and in return I try and send new members your way when they are in need of some lights. Thank you for being a great sponsor here atBuds looks heavy, and healthy!
Thanks Nick, I'll try and do a drive by again tonight over at your journal. I've been increasing my MC by 10% and can't make it burn the tips. It's so easy to work with and adjusting pH is simple as it's always the same reading no matter how much water I mix with it.
lol, leave it to you to mess up my tent. It's all good bro, slobber's a good thing around weed. Really starting to stink in there too!Good job fam! Them quads are getting
Juuuuoooooooiiiiccyyyyyy
Sorry let me get a napkin!
Haha great job brother keep it up!
You got this now!
My widow girls are starting to really dense up! Sniff is nice in the tent and the frost is really starting to come through! Pretty happy so far with them! My EarlyMiss still isn’t flowering.... shes Huge and healthy as ever but really looking forward to her blowing up in flower mode!
Hope all is green my man!
Hope all is green my man!
Pretty sweet when they flower!
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Here's the latest pics of outdoor Wendy, aka Mite'y' Girl.
Looks like some long colas, should yield well.
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That's good to hear since I'm not sure what to expect.
Question for anyone...my cycle is from 7pm -7am. I went down tonight a few minutes early to get a pic with the lights off. The timer was on and so were the lights. The timer I use is a digital timer w/ battery backup. I have not seen it miss a cycle yet or start early, after all it is digital.
I tested the timer several times, powered off to simulate a power failure and each time it booted back correctly. If the lights were on for 24 hours what is the worse to be expected? If in fact they were on last night and all day today, and they are supposed to be on their 12 hours now, that would mean 36 hours of light. How do I know what is the right decision? Should I shut the lights off and start at 7am to 7pm or just let it naturally go back to the regular cycle?
Question for anyone...my cycle is from 7pm -7am. I went down tonight a few minutes early to get a pic with the lights off. The timer was on and so were the lights. The timer I use is a digital timer w/ battery backup. I have not seen it miss a cycle yet or start early, after all it is digital.
I tested the timer several times, powered off to simulate a power failure and each time it booted back correctly. If the lights were on for 24 hours what is the worse to be expected? If in fact they were on last night and all day today, and they are supposed to be on their 12 hours now, that would mean 36 hours of light. How do I know what is the right decision? Should I shut the lights off and start at 7am to 7pm or just let it naturally go back to the regular cycle?
I'd leave it, less stress on the plant.
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I was hoping you would say that. I didn't want to run the lights during the day.
I went back to the analog timer for now. I'll set the digital back up on the weekend when I'll be around to watch it. It's not like I could have hit it by mistake, it's behind the tent and I can't even reach it without stretching around. The timer program was not altered and even if the battery was dead, which it's not, the clock time would have been different. Strange.
I went back to the analog timer for now. I'll set the digital back up on the weekend when I'll be around to watch it. It's not like I could have hit it by mistake, it's behind the tent and I can't even reach it without stretching around. The timer program was not altered and even if the battery was dead, which it's not, the clock time would have been different. Strange.
Yea that's weird
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Do you mean the lights cannot be off when the time is set to be off?
Nick420Guy
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I gave my 3week old babies 750ppm ish of it at transplant (should have been 350ppm) and it only just slightly burned the tips of the Blue Cookies, Blueberry and White Rhino didn't faze them at all. Man do they look different after a week, some supercropping and LST.
Babies looking great
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Hi Sara, no what I meant was the lights were suppose to be off, and they were on. I use a digital timer, so mechanically nothing can go wrong. Of course electronically something could. With an Analog timer the accuracy is not that great and if the power goes off your timer stops, meaning your 7pm on time could be a 7:30pm on time. With a digital timer the time you set it is when it turns on and off. So, at 7pm it turns on exactly when the clock turns to 7:00, and off exactly at 7:00am. If the power goes off the timer has a battery back up so as not to lose the current time or erase the program. It maintains the on/off state it is in when the power comes back on.
So, the lights should have been off when they were on. I went down to look at the girls at 6:45 pm, the timer was set for 7:00pm, and the lights were on. I don't know how long they had been running for.
Ya they are looking real good Nick....makes me wish I had started to use the MC earlier on. Well done sir!
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OK now that I re-read your post, you are correct. I interpreted your message incorrectly. The lights were on when the timer was in it's off cycle. I'm not gonna fret too much, I just have to be more aware in case I did do something and check daily.
Mars Hydro
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Do you have other timer? See if this will happen with other ones. Then we can see if it is timers problem or light.
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OK, Houston we have a problem...looks like my little girl wants to be a man after all those nice flowers. Tell me she's not turning hermie on me.
If she is what do I do? What will happen with the yield and quality? Do I need to move her from the other one or is it so late into flower it doesn't matter.
If she is what do I do? What will happen with the yield and quality? Do I need to move her from the other one or is it so late into flower it doesn't matter.
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Not a digital one, just a pin type. I have the suspect one in the wall and it's in an OFF state right now, and when I plug in the radio there's no power. So it appears to be working fine. I'm going to do a search on the model and see if others have experienced similar issues.