@Preston9mm ahh yes, Fukitol... that’s goji og x chem 91 cross right? 
Sauga's Got Cement Shoes & A Chem Dog
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N420
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Thanks for the heads up Sauga heading over there now
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So, Penny 
How'd it go?? You must have went by now. I'm not sure if you're EST but it's 4:30pm here and most HR duck out not too far from now.
How'd it go?? You must have went by now. I'm not sure if you're EST but it's 4:30pm here and most HR duck out not too far from now.
Waiting on drug test and background check. I think the interview went well. Just hope they don’t consider a positive for THC to be a deal breaker.
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OK good... I think
I guess you knew prior going in there was a test?
Not enough time to do much about it though. Like I said before Kroger would hire people if THC was the only positive. Most companies are like that here.
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OK well it sounds like they check for hard drugs then... cocaine etc. If they see in the interview you don't look or act toasted and with good credentials then I guessing it gets overlooked easier.
TML420
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Hey MrSauga, my WTC was a slow grower in veg. When I switched my light schedule to 12/12 it stretched for thee weeks easy. It's been slow in flower but it's looking like it will finish nice.
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Excellent! That's what I like to hear. My colas are forming beautiful right now so it really gives me something to look forward to.
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Hey everybody!
I just wanted to share a pic of my White tahoe Cookie that is still struggling. Struggling yes, but certainly growing. I know @JCTJ was asking about it ( ) and he had a similar issue with his, albeit a different strain. His has taken off quite well. 
Go Team Sauga!
I just wanted to share a pic of my White tahoe Cookie that is still struggling. Struggling yes, but certainly growing. I know @JCTJ was asking about it (
) and he had a similar issue with his, albeit a different strain. His has taken off quite well. Go Team Sauga! 
JCTJ
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I'm rooting for it! No pun intended, haha.
My little guy with a dead coty, thought it was a goner
No pun intended, haha.My little guy with a dead coty, thought it was a goner
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I'm rooting for it!
My little guy with a dead coty, thought it was a goner
We don’t need no stinkin cotys!
EastCoastGhost
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Let’s go little one grow
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Day 16 Update
Hey everybody!
Happy Weekend! So stay safe out there kids.
The CG4 and CShoes have slowed down since being moved into the tent. Possibly for two reasons. They were just transplanted prior to being put under the lights and they are trying to figure out why the sun is now purple.
I'm playing with light heights since the mfr says 24" during veg and 18" in flower. I know that's too low from past useage, so I start at 30". Every day I look at them they look like they are getting stubbier.
So I adjusted the LED one more time and now it looks like this
I know I said I wasn't going to but I am and I did
. Purple sucks for me, I'm sorry. MH from now til flip. Someone please remind me to swap out my bulbs. Not now though, 'cuz it wont help me later.
I love the HID because I'm one of the few who doesn't have to worry about heat and RH. I have my fan set for 80F and my RH at 70%. This allows me to fluctuate to around 85F and in the low 60's for when it's cooler at night.
So those numbers are if the AC is off in the house. If it's on it's perfect because those night temps(plant time) are much cooler.
With the LED's I can barely make 75F on the hot days and never above 68F when the AC is on. So to me the plants will love the change.
Hey everybody!
Happy Weekend! So stay safe out there kids.
The CG4 and CShoes have slowed down since being moved into the tent. Possibly for two reasons. They were just transplanted prior to being put under the lights and they are trying to figure out why the sun is now purple.
I'm playing with light heights since the mfr says 24" during veg and 18" in flower. I know that's too low from past useage, so I start at 30". Every day I look at them they look like they are getting stubbier.
So I adjusted the LED one more time and now it looks like this
I know I said I wasn't going to but I am and I did
. Purple sucks for me, I'm sorry. MH from now til flip. Someone please remind me to swap out my bulbs. Not now though, 'cuz it wont help me later.I love the HID because I'm one of the few who doesn't have to worry about heat and RH. I have my fan set for 80F and my RH at 70%. This allows me to fluctuate to around 85F and in the low 60's for when it's cooler at night.
So those numbers are if the AC is off in the house. If it's on it's perfect because those night temps(plant time) are much cooler.
With the LED's I can barely make 75F on the hot days and never above 68F when the AC is on. So to me the plants will love the change.
Heavenly Hybrid
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They’ll love it if they know whats good for em, see... - Thread starter
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The thripish are coming, the thripish are coming. I think I have British Thrips and one thing I read here on 420 was this :
One good way to repel thrips for those growing outside is to use garlic, this is a good way to keep them away before you get them. The color yellow attracts the thrips and should be advised not to have this color around your grow.. If you already have them using neem oil, and or lady bugs can get rid of them. If the infestation is bad then you need to use biological solution like, pyrethrin-like insecticides.
If I was to use garlic, any recommendations on how to apply and where, or at what ratio. I was thinking garlic puree mixed in with water and used as a foliar type spray.
Thoughts anyone?
One good way to repel thrips for those growing outside is to use garlic, this is a good way to keep them away before you get them. The color yellow attracts the thrips and should be advised not to have this color around your grow.. If you already have them using neem oil, and or lady bugs can get rid of them. If the infestation is bad then you need to use biological solution like, pyrethrin-like insecticides.
If I was to use garlic, any recommendations on how to apply and where, or at what ratio. I was thinking garlic puree mixed in with water and used as a foliar type spray.
Thoughts anyone?
Just not in flower unless you like garlic flavored nugs
