EastCoastGhost
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Man that bud looks tasty 
I hope my dosi turn out to be fire
I hope my dosi turn out to be fire
Sticky's Almost Perpetual Grow
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ilikemsticky
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be positive yours are going to be straight fire!Man that bud looks tasty
Got it looking awful pretty out there.... Keepem Green
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ilikemsticky
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thanks woody ill keep at it bud!
those look great stick, how’d u trim the buds?
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ilikemsticky
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first I cut all the fans off and most of the non sugar leaves then one branch at a time just do a quick trim around the outside of the bud then into the wash water and then hang them for a couple days then separate the buds from the stems then finish drying most of the way in the fridge seems to work pretty good!
Giving that fridge method a try! You use paper bags?
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ilikemsticky
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I usually lay them out on cookie sheet with a piece of parchment paper the buds don't stick to it and then I lay a piece over the top that's it then wait at least a week maybe two depending on how much moisture is still in them some guys use paper bags to the paper bag would tend to dry them quicker maybe!
Conradino23
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How're the air-pots doing?
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ilikemsticky
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maybe you should be asking the plants lol they are working good I can tell with all the growth going on they seem very happy watering them is a bit of a challenge its pretty hard to over water in these im probably going to want some larger ones btw the cloth pots are similar in how they grow they don't breath as well as the air pot but they do a good job of making roots mmm so how is your new venture coming along?How're the air-pots doing?
Conradino23
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Good to hear that. We're signing the papers next weekend actually and then it's just waiting for the money to come through 
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ilikemsticky
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good news now to wait I hate waiting lol btw I forgot to add when its time to up pot one of those air pots just take the screws out and un roll it bam done pretty cool!Good to hear that. We're signing the papers next weekend actually and then it's just waiting for the money to come through
Conradino23
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Well I’ve bern doing no till, but you can really stretch it with air pots. My 12,5L one let me get 5 feet WQ and she wasn’t root bound at all.
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ilikemsticky
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so your air pots are about 5 gal in size mine say there 5 gal but there not as big as a 5 gal bucket I think I need a little larger pots ive been looking at the super roots which I think is what you have those are 40 bucks each ouch they are the original airpot and there taller than what I have by 5 in at some point I want to try some no till but I need more experience with reading plants and I need some real soil not this bagged stuff----watching my mailbox lol!
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ilikemsticky
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I just did the conversion of your 12.5 airpots they are the equivelant of a 3.5 gal which is about the same size as mine yours are narrower and taller!
Whats the difference between geopot and air pots? Ant advantage to either?
Conradino23
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Yeah I use the original British ones.
Geo pots are just a fabric pots, it’s a brand name.
So same idea then?
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ilikemsticky
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they work similar but the airpot would be the best imo
