Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restrained

Re: WTF! Watch This Flux, 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing, presents "Fluxy Lady" fully restra

I just logged out, refreshed and logged back in, to clear all the fluxing checked msgs.

They are ALL STILL checked WTFlux?
 
Re: Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restraine

I'm as technical as a brick mate so can't help.....sorry :)
 
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Thank you Oz, I clicked reply all the msgs were here, still checked. Not your problem, MP, great HEAT share :high-five:
 
Re: Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restraine

78° gushing sunlight is now burning Muxy to a slow possible, demise.

Leaves curling up in today pic is newest symptom.
 
Re: Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restraine

trichomes said:
78° gushing sunlight is now burning Muxy to a slow possible, demise.

Leaves curling up in today pic is newest symptom.
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As Brooklyn said, You need to get those night temps under control.
 
Re: My soil is 50° right now!

gardenfaerie said:
That's your purple problem. That is way, way too cold. That plant is a healthy fluxer to withstand 50 degree soil.

FERTILIZER RATIO:

The first number in the ration is N, nitrogen. When this number is higher than the other two, that fertilizer will cater to lush vegetative growth.
Second number is P, phosphorous, which is essential for all flowering plants to set flower and fruit.
Third number is K, potassium, helps roots to develop, and many other things.

I suggest you just do a simple search and you'll come up with a ton of information about fertilizer ratios. At one time, someone named Leibig who invented synthetic N said all plants need are NPK. On his death bed, after he literally destroyed millions of acres of soil with this petroleum based nitrogen, admitted he was wrong. It's a freaky book, but Secrets of the Soil -Peter Thompkins, is interesting and discusses the birth of modern fertilizers. It's also the book on biodynamics. Freaky, though.
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Thanks GF, I have Ed Rosenthal's most recent "bible", I am a frequent reader, but chemistry has always been my weak link, it's a retention thing, you are right, I will read it again & again until I understand it.

LMK if this quote, that I love, should be edited, it could lean towards racist os "stereotype" I don't it could offend, I don't want that.

1984, Boston, temp job at Video store (pre-disc era).

Owned by David Wang, he spoke almost (seen in quote) good english, great guy. This is a keeper. He said to me.

"Don't try remember, try to understand"

I like that, use it still to this day! It has now been shared to the :circle-of-love:
 
LESSON LAUGH OF THE DAY FOR INDOOR & OUTDOOR GROWERS Meet Matty!

LESSON LAUGH OF THE DAY FOR INDOOR & OUTDOOR GROWERS Meet Matty!


PRICELESS pic, I know where he got "crazy" from now. Taking the shoes off is good (everybody ignores those stickers on ladders)

what's missing is that "matt" (or Matty), after removing shoes, you put Matty between shoes and Laddy, it's ok this time, lol.


But what I see wrong, is moth/worm eggs (like the ones in your pic) stuck all over the bare feet,

Without Matty in front of Laddy, the egg covered feet touch the Laddy's rungs,

When Insane person comes down from Lady, the eggs from feet, are now covering Insane hands,

Insane (with eggs on hands from rungs) sees an egg on the way down from Laddy,

Insane, picks that egg off, (w/out realizing) all those eggs on hands, just fell on MONSTER.

Removed one egg, while adding 2 or 3 eggs because there is no Matty!

Just a fun share CrazyFowl, a few eggs are no match for MONSTER at this point.

This my favorite picture for the last 2 days!
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I thank you again, trade some bud for your neighbors front door mat!:thumb:
 
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B A R said:
Have you tried using the "Search Thread" box located above the far most top post of the page in each thread?
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GOOD SHARE BAR!:high-five: (adding my 2 cents to make this a 4 cent share!)

I use the box all the time, you can save a few seconds, by clicking the search box empty, then use the page, that that click, brings you to!
 
What does everybody think? Chop?

Here is what appears to be the damage from 48° nights, 4 days in a row, tonight will be closer to 60°.

I'd some opinions on whether we should snip the top (1/2") 1.25 cm's, of these tops, off! What do you all think? I have done had to do this, plant is 6-7 weeks into flower (in the ground) thanks to all who can help, opinions are welcomed.

Lester will get this in his yard (trespass post) later. He "popped" in, late the other night, I missed him,

all I found was footprints, crumbs & ants! He promised to come back, with his dustpan & brush. :popcorn:


WHAT DOES EVERYBODY THINK? CHOP yes or no is fine.:thanks:
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OZ BRIT said:
I'm as technical as a brick mate so can't help.....sorry :)
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i'M LAGGING AGAIN, TRYING TO (doh!) catch up! Thanks Oz, MY FIRST CHUCKLE !! you are ALWAYS good for a laugh!:high-five:
 
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Jimmy6000 said:
Everyone ignore those sticker's on ladder's.lol:rofl:
I all most teared up.lol
I do construction and buildings and what not so that's wicked funny to me.
Thank's Tric.:high-five:
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Glad you liked it Jimmy6pack (is that name OK?) thanks for stopping by!!:high-five:
 
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B A R said:
As Brooklyn said, You need to get those night temps under control.
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Is it OK to work backwards? I hate missing stuff, while catching up!

What about the soldering iron BAR? thanks:thumb: , now we have 6 cents!
 
Re: Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restraine

Insanerooster said:
OH BTW BEFORE I FORGET!!!!!

Trichs i have a solution to your problem.... I used to own snakes at one stage, in there enclosure you place a "Hot Mat" under the floor to keep the temp up in there, it is a very simple concept, Two layers of Mylar with a thin element inside, now the best part is the one side of these mats are sticky so you can stick them on the outside of the pot this should heat things up in the pot just right.

You can get them from any pet shop, they are cheap and come in lots of sizes and are strait forward to connect...

Here is what they look like...

Thanks hope this helps !!!

Best and Blessed!!!

:adore: :circle-of-love:
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Great idea CrazyFowl!, I called my buddy that has some snakes, he won't trade me, my fresh, jumbo sized shade leaf, for his heater.

I may have to bury the clonebox "hot-plate"! lol

I am not using it for the clone box, I brought that inside and a blanket keeps clone attempts at 80°

Appreciater all of your thoughts, shared!:cheertwo:
 
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+2c

Basic math: is Muxy worth the time/effort/materials to make a soil cover and greenhouse type arrangement for her, even if it doesn't help?

If the answer is yes - no chop
If the answer no - chop or transplant to pot and move indoors...etc
 
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Thanks again for everybody sharing & helping Muxy. Let's switch over to some good news! Fluxy Ladys' blemished leaves are recovered very well. She is barely able to squeeze into the the veg tent. The zipper on the tent ripped apart by my rage, the new velcro zipper, will last until she has to stay out in the dark.

5:30 pm pic, 5 minutes ago
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Re: Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restraine

gardenfaerie said:
Rooster, you can remove that leaf, put it in a jar with holes (an empty salt shaker) and let them hatch out. See what comes. I can't tell from the eggs what it is and I am not familiar with all you insects over in Africa. You can also bring it to a garden center for identification. It may be a beneficial insect.
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Great stuff you 2 ! Thanks for sharing today GF, I'm almost back on track.
 
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