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pay no attention to the man behind the curtain...
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pay no attention to the man behind the curtain...
doing different strains from the same res how do you manage finishing times and the final flush? Are all same flower time pretty much?? Thats one thing that keeps me from doing mulit strains off the same res.
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I cant stay in there to much due to the lights/white paint etc...gets hurtful
and those movers are attracted to implants in my body....always. creased my head multiple times......bless tempered glass
HA! Never thought of the dangers of light movers!
Cheers!
Cheers!
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500 cfm for each blower
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I dont have a great answer B . IMPROVISE.... we got 2 8weekers and 2 10 weekers. we have a few ideas on finishing them this way..Im gonna PM you bout that anyway. You know we think outside the box
WeedyMcWeedWeed
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its only fair. sounds like this is the way it should work. the funny thing is, my girl will go shopping and buy grow supplies just bc she wants to be a part.
WeedyMcWeedWeed
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i wondered this too. do you just flush seperatly? i saw you had shutoff valves on the hoses after the control bucket
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Hardening Off
Can u explain this concept? I've read numerous journals and posts and this is one of the 1st times I've seen it mentioned in my short time here. For those that don't know what this means and Y some growers do it, can u explain Y u are hardening off ur plants PiViper? Thanks.
Can u explain this concept? I've read numerous journals and posts and this is one of the 1st times I've seen it mentioned in my short time here. For those that don't know what this means and Y some growers do it, can u explain Y u are hardening off ur plants PiViper? Thanks.
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Re: Hardening Off
well I may be misusing the term for some people but Ill keep it simple.
when I started gardening outside I would start my veggies inside I would put them outside for an hr outside where its cool/windy etc and getting full light
then increase the outside time gradually till I transplanted. I was "hardening off"
my hydro grow is similar in concept....my seedlings were grown under a 434w T5HO. I cant just slam 2000 watts on them with the lights too close....even with movers. after a week or so ill lower the lights....hence "hardened"
well I may be misusing the term for some people but Ill keep it simple.
when I started gardening outside I would start my veggies inside I would put them outside for an hr outside where its cool/windy etc and getting full light
then increase the outside time gradually till I transplanted. I was "hardening off"
my hydro grow is similar in concept....my seedlings were grown under a 434w T5HO. I cant just slam 2000 watts on them with the lights too close....even with movers. after a week or so ill lower the lights....hence "hardened"
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this doesnt mention cannabis but the concept is the same....dont stress the plant if your going to severly change their climate. I learned this 30 years ago from my family
going from 434w to 2000w is somewhat severe IMO. also going from plain water to 1200 ppm is severe. keep the lights high and the nutes low in the beginning. Then lower the lights and raise the nutes.
It works for me
Hardening off Transplants
going from 434w to 2000w is somewhat severe IMO. also going from plain water to 1200 ppm is severe. keep the lights high and the nutes low in the beginning. Then lower the lights and raise the nutes.
It works for me
Hardening off Transplants
BWC BayArea
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That's the definition as I understand it. I figured since I haven't read any1 post about it (hardening off), who better than u and u nailed it. Thanks. Its posts like that the I use as links/references to better help new growers. We appreciate it Pit. +rep
Re: Hardening Off
I follow this to some degree.
well I may be misusing the term for some people but Ill keep it simple.
when I started gardening outside I would start my veggies inside I would put them outside for an hr outside where its cool/windy etc and getting full light
then increase the outside time gradually till I transplanted. I was "hardening off"
my hydro grow is similar in concept....my seedlings were grown under a 434w T5HO. I cant just slam 2000 watts on them with the lights too close....even with movers. after a week or so ill lower the lights....hence "hardened"
I follow this to some degree.
Looking good brother grower....always checking in for infomation and growers tips and seems like i always learn something checking out you journal Cheers 
Pit Viper. Your def makes perfect sense. I start my plants on 6500k CFL's and as they begin showing signs of bud, I gradually replace 6500K bulbs with 2700k to soften the change. At the same time I bgin adding low doses of nutes to their feeding, to supplement the added growth they are experiencing. ^5 to You and your excellant journal. Helps us newbies get a better start on growing and increase our knowledge and understanding of the plants and various grow methods. My hats off to you.
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I have a Manchester Terrier and he will take a bite of the plants when im not looking....he once pulled a fresh seedling out of a bucket.....so my dog guards and partakes.........he,s ah stoner.....lol
lmmfao.....
cigo
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that dog dont even show he's face!
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