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RQS Kush In Coco
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Not a fan of defoliating such a beautiful lady.i'm not defoliating yet its doing fine with out it
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Hi Bill,Not a fan of defoliating such a beautiful lady.
Hope your having a great day my friend
Thanks doing well, this Kush should be easy to grow from here i'll keep the big branches.
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this is from the last grow a sensi seed blackberry its got that creamy coffee scent very likeable its weird they can make a strand like that.
Beautiful nugsthis is from the last grow a sensi seed blackberry its got that creamy coffee scent very likeable its weird they can make a strand like that.
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Fill the pot up , it's missing a couple inches.some coco got washed away
Mound in center.
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lol sounds like a plan.it's missing a couple inches.
Mound in center.
Have you seen my potting pictorials?
There are 10 of them in my Heavens Shores thread.
Heavens Shores - Bill's 2022 Grow: Come Meet Howie! Show Us Your Grow Too - Bring A Pic
Looking fantastic Bill! Give Howie a rub for me :) Hope your having a great summer Hope your having a great summer, and day!
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Hi Bill, i haven't taken potting really serious enough i would change things with the recent transplant i did but its still growing it might make it.
I plan on growing through winter and might replace the heat mats with a heater maybe a ceramic type i do have split system a/c but don't use it all the time the mats together use 215watts so a small heater with thermostat control would be the choice...buts mats are quite safe and are unlikely for fire that's what i like about them.
I plan on growing through winter and might replace the heat mats with a heater maybe a ceramic type i do have split system a/c but don't use it all the time the mats together use 215watts so a small heater with thermostat control would be the choice...buts mats are quite safe and are unlikely for fire that's what i like about them.
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The oil filled radiators are efficient and a safe option.Hi Bill, i haven't taken potting really serious enough i would change things with the recent transplant i did but its still growing it might make it.
I plan on growing through winter and might replace the heat mats with a heater maybe a ceramic type i do have split system a/c but don't use it all the time the mats together use 215watts so a small heater with thermostat control would be the choice...buts mats are quite safe and are unlikely for fire that's what i like about them.
You have a smoke detector and fire extinguisher?
She looks great.
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Hi Bill, i don't have either a smoke detector and fire extinguisher i should though it feels safe as it is but having any portable heater needs a smoke detector and fire extinguisher nearby..i'll stick with the mats for a bit longer before deciding.
no broken branches yet.
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Check this out for feeling safe .Hi Bill, i don't have either a smoke detector and fire extinguisher i should though it feels safe as it is but having any portable heater needs a smoke detector and fire extinguisher nearby..i'll stick with the mats for a bit longer before deciding.
no broken branches yet.
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Hello everyone. Here is my question. How do you prevent a grow room fire? Do not let this happen to you. For those of you who don't know I had a horrendous fire in my grow room. For those that do know, Thank you for all your love and support. Everyone here has been a godsend of love and...
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Sorry for the late reply.Wow...unlucky to have a light start a fire how did it fail to start it?
i made some pole connectors it does the job.
It was the driver on the back of the light blew up.
Bran new light set on dead low.
Caught the room on fire.
My fault for not fireproofing the room.
Do what you can to protect yourself.
It was a brutal experience.
Crawling around in the smoke, pitch black.
But we are all OK.
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