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Incidentally, I won't be starting my next installment of the perpetual until Sunday. For some reason my spirit likes to start new threads on Sunday. Why fight natural forces, eh?
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Hey, Tomorrow/today is the day I was planning to start a new journal. This is my third anniversary at 420 Magazine.
Good vibes and good luck with your hospital visit. I understand how daunting a task that can be.
like there's no connection between the brain telling me "I gotta go pee", and not being able to get up to grab the walker! LOL!
TS, thank you for the supportive energy.
That black cloud likes to swallow you up, doesn't it?
when one decends I have a veritable arsenal of techniques designed to sweep them right past me.
When your mother finally passes you'll be free to wander. That could be interesting. Do you allow yourself to look that far ahead?
LMFAO³!
He might say that - to you. But...
I'd bet that he's told at least one of his friends that Pop is pretty cool (for an old fart, lol?).
When I first read this I just laughed at the thought of this ever happening. But then just now I saw him leaving for school wearing an old concert tee of mine. lol I guess Bad Religion and Slayer are classic rock nowadays.
Blessings to you Dear Sue. It can be hard for Sure...
Hugs Sue
Damn sue, every time I go to your journal, I'm 3 pages behind. Man, it moves fast lol .
Thank you. That helped smooth the path.
And this made coming home feel blissful.
We didn't stay long, and he's doing well. He looks like he'll live now. When I found him last week he was near death. His brain got scrambled, so he has challenges ahead, but we made sure losing his home wasn't one of them. I'm glad I went. It wasn't as difficult once I got there as it felt like it would be.
I was so relieved to walk out the front door of the hospital....... It'll be a while before I go back.
Now for the big surprise.....
Yesterday morning I was greeted first thing by a message from TS, who'd recommended me for a sponsored grow with a light supplied by one of our newest sponsors, GROWant. Here's a link to the first post in the welcoming thread that explains the company and their products.
And here's the light I'll be recieving on Thursday.
I'll be starting a new journal dedicated to this light and the tent it covers, beginning with rooted clones and following them through to harvest, to launch when I set the tent up for the grow. I have a couple plants that I'll be harvesting first. Now you understand why I suddenly decided I have too many plants. I have a lot of juggling and training and relocating of specimens to do.
Jgrowlove will be taking the Chem Dawg, Carn 4.3 and CBD Critical Cure 2.5, all in soil. They're in minimal amounts of HB kit soil, so they'll adapt easily to his organic soil. I may offer him some of my prepared soil and some supplies so they can finish out with the kit, if he's so inclined. That'll free up a significant amount of space. I still have a lot to work out with the realignment of the grow, including where to set up an auxiliary flowering space for a few months, but I know this is gonna be lots of fun.
Being a sponsored grow means I'll finally be motivated to learn a little something about lights. Thought you never saw this day coming, huh? I've been the recipient of great generosity, but I never bothered to be more than plug-and-go. That'll change.
Sunday will be the beginning of the new installment of the perpetual journal, as planned. The sponsored journal will be seperate, although everyone gets covered here too.
I'm excited. Can you tell?
I get to start my new year as a cultivator by introducing a new sponsor to my subscribers, playing with a new, fancy-schmancy light and growing some wickedly potent cannabis. I have 2 Carnival clones rooting at the moment. If I do one in the sponsored grow and one under my quantum boards and COBs we can watch a side-by-side. I'll make everything else the same. So much to learn and plan. Just what I needed at this time to keep me charged and creative.
This is is gonna be fun.
Mmmmmm...... The baked potato is done. I can smell it out here. Time for dinner.
Later.
I asked biveda and spell,checked.did its thing..Boveda is a company with a history of developping gels for cigar humidors. A few years back they realized there is a great market for Cannabis humidity control so they developped the Boveda 62.
The Boveda 62 keeps relative humidity at 62%.
If it falls below 62% moisture is released from the Boveda 62. If it reaches more than 62%, moisture is sucked into the Boveda 62.
I keep a Boveda 62 pack in all my closed containers of cannabis.
There is a limited supply of moisture they can hold. If they get too moist, I let them sit on the counter for 2 days.
If they get too dry (more common at my house) I soak them in waterfor 2-3 days, at which point they are too moist, so I set them on the counter for 2 days and they are ready to keep your cannabis humidified again.
Oh, that's wonderful for you, SweetSue!
And I'll have a chance to get into one of your journals on the very first day (so I'll only have 80 posts to read through initially, instead of 800, LMAO).
I just took a closer look at that particular product. They have an image that shows its PAR footprint. In it, the light is hung at 24" and shows the amounts across a 4'x4' area. There is another graphic that shows the PAR (in the center, directly under the panel) at various heights. At 12", it shows that central "hot spot" as receiving 1,700 µmol/m²/second. That is more than you'd need/want, but same @ 24" looks low (IMHO).
Knowing nothing else, I might tentatively suggest that 18" might be a good compromise to shoot for after initially hanging at a greater distance and acclimating the plant(s). I wish there was an image that showed the output at 18" - and when hung in a room/tent that was only 2'x2'. Assuming highly reflective walls, you'd see (lol) more light available in that 2'x2' space than in the central four square feet of a 4'x4' space, obviously, and this would raise your numbers. But IDK if it would raise them enough to max out the amount of light-energy, to reach the maximum amount that the plant(s) can process - so it is possible that you'd get into the sweet spot where things like temperature and CO₂ level become your limiting factors, rather than the amount of light that the plant is receiving, but I'd still be open to lowering the panel to less than 24".
The lenses and such will play a part, too. IDK how much it matters, but lowering it too much would probably give you areas of discrete(+/-) colored spots instead of one evenly(+/-) mixed light pattern. If that makes any sense.
This is, in actuality, an 80-watt device. On average, I'd discount that (level of wattage) as being adequate for flowering in a 2'x2' space. But with new technology, one never knows.
Are you going to stick your Malawai Gold (or cutting of same)in there and let it have the entire four square foot space? That could be interesting. (But I love sativas .)
Will it be an Osmocote Plus hempy lady? Something else?
You may not have decided yet. And you may wish to surprise us all by saving all of this stuff for the introductory post(s) in your upcoming journal. So I will not be disappointed if you either cannot or do not wish to answer such questions at this time.
I checked on my Train Wreck Auto to see if I should give it a splash of water before repotting later... and realized it has already begun to flower in its 18-ounce Solo cup. . No, I won't be sticking it in the two-gallon container. LMFAO. Either a two-liter bottle or the one-gallon square (but not cubical) pot, methinks. Chronic procrastinators should all grow auto-flowering plants, I suppose, lol?