More than you had before though. Lol
PK Perpetual Grow Journal 2020
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PK
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aight. one of my tenants grows tomatos in his balcony. Maybe ill give him the soil to get those tomatos more juicy
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indeed and i can atleast say i made to harvest somewhat
just trying to get my spirits up.To make matters worse, my rose plants and few other plants also all died due to the heat wave. Now these plants were outside in the balcony.
This unit is HELL during summers
Well you have another year to find solutions.
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actully less then a year. 8 months before it's summer again.
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Aug/18th Transplant day on the clones
Today I went and grabbed another bag of PM-HP and got the clones all set into the tent.
From left top, left bottom and right bottom are the clones. I can deffinitly see the difference in leaves between the strains that are growing.
Temps 76f
RH 69% (my fav number)
Top right is 420's Soil ProMix Hp, Gorilla Glue & Girl Scout Cookies: Grow Journal 2020
Today I went and grabbed another bag of PM-HP and got the clones all set into the tent.
From left top, left bottom and right bottom are the clones. I can deffinitly see the difference in leaves between the strains that are growing.
Temps 76f
RH 69% (my fav number)
Top right is 420's Soil ProMix Hp, Gorilla Glue & Girl Scout Cookies: Grow Journal 2020
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I was wondering. does the plant acknowladge the fact that the main light is out which is the hot sunny day and when the main light goes off and the room is still abit bright from the outside natural light and would that act as just moon light until is full dark in the room.
Would this still count the same in flower time or do i need to adjust the light schedule on the lighting of the room. so instead 12/12 would be with light on for 10 hours and then it takes few hours for the whole room to be dark.
Would this still count the same in flower time or do i need to adjust the light schedule on the lighting of the room. so instead 12/12 would be with light on for 10 hours and then it takes few hours for the whole room to be dark.
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lol! i take no one undestood the qustion.
From what i understand a plant will stay in veg with any light stronger than full moon light.
But that may not be totally correct.
My plants get some light from the street lamps but are still flowering properly outdoors.But when there is a full moon it is actually brighter than the street lamp.
So indoors when a plant gets total darkness it is easier for the plant to notice the light pollution then outdoors were it never really gets fully dark like it does indoors in a sealed room.
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Crazy part is in winter it actully gets dark here at 6pm but summer time it gets dark at 10pm
With the clones in the tent now, i've planned not to close my tent door, even at night. This should be a problem since we are going into winter and it gets dark fairly quickly.
With the clones in the tent now, i've planned not to close my tent door, even at night. This should be a problem since we are going into winter and it gets dark fairly quickly.
You must live by me lol 10pm sunsets took some getting used to when I first moved here (WA) but now I love it!
Anthony Suszko
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Id Keep to the 12/12 schedule and leaving the tent door open sounds good. Work around the light issues by hanging a dark cloth curtain over the tent entrance that is thin enough and lets air flow freely through it.. They may even sell a size pre packaged panel that fits-approximates your doorways measurements.
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hey, i just noticed this.
I actully do have a blanket in front of the window which holds majority of the light and gives me the ability to control the light. I don't want anything in front of the tent door as it will stop the air flow. At the moment i even have opend the side door so there is more air flow. With this i've been able to stay stady during the hot days that we've had, ohere whys these guys would of been toast as well.
Since now the light is back to 18 hours, i don't have that issue and we are going into winter which naturlly its dark around 5-6pm here. I tell you, Vancouer is fuking weird like that.
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Quick update on the burned harvested plant
When i bend a branch it snaps. i'm gona start cutting off the remaining little leaves and cut of the nugs.
I have those 65% rh packages and ill drop that in a container for about a week. Would you say that be enough??
I really dnt wanna smoke nutrients after giving her nutri before cutting her that will taste like shit!!
When i bend a branch it snaps. i'm gona start cutting off the remaining little leaves and cut of the nugs.
I have those 65% rh packages and ill drop that in a container for about a week. Would you say that be enough??
I really dnt wanna smoke nutrients after giving her nutri before cutting her
that will taste like shit!!Attachments
Anthony Suszko
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this is why i mentioned "Thin Material" and not hung directly in the entrance but maybe like half a foot away.. but if you've got the problem solved, that's great.. I'm an IDEA guy, I throw ideas out there and it's up to you to tweek them to your needs or reject them.. It's all good.
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I hear MC is an acquired taste? but once you get through smoking the first bud, you dont care anymore..Quick update on the burned harvested plant
When i bend a branch it snaps. i'm gona start cutting off the remaining little leaves and cut of the nugs.
I have those 65% rh packages and ill drop that in a container for about a week. Would you say that be enough??
I really dnt wanna smoke nutrients after giving her nutri before cutting her
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PK
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lol i think the whole thing will be two joints anyway. very little nugs.
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